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426 bus time schedule & line map 426 Hereford - Bodenham - Leominster View In Website Mode The 426 bus line (Hereford - Bodenham - Leominster) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bodenham: 10:30 AM - 2:40 PM (2) Hereford: 7:00 AM - 3:40 PM (3) Leominster: 6:00 PM (4) Marden: 2:40 PM (5) Stoke Prior: 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 426 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 426 bus arriving. Direction: Bodenham 426 bus Time Schedule 24 stops Bodenham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Shire Hall, Hereford St. Peter's Square, Hereford Tuesday 10:30 AM - 2:40 PM Merton Hotel, Hereford Wednesday Not Operational Moreland Avenue, Hereford Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational Churchill Gardens, Hereford Saturday Not Operational Overbury Road, Hereford Thepoint4, Hereford St Francis Xavier School, Hereford 426 bus Info Direction: Bodenham Crossroads, Munstone Stops: 24 Trip Duration: 40 min Munstone Turn, Shelwick Green Line Summary: Shire Hall, Hereford, Merton Hotel, Hereford, Moreland Avenue, Hereford, Churchill Gardens, Hereford, Overbury Road, Hereford, Wergins Bridge, Sutton St Nicholas Thepoint4, Hereford, St Francis Xavier School, Hereford, Crossroads, Munstone, Munstone Turn, Golden Cross Inn, Sutton St Nicholas Shelwick Green, Wergins Bridge, Sutton St Nicholas, Golden Cross Inn, Sutton St Nicholas, Bus Shelter, Bus Shelter, Franklands Gate Franklands Gate, Amberley Arms Ph, Franklands Gate, Rudge Grove, Marden, Walkers Green Shops, Amberley Arms Ph, Franklands Gate Marden, The Volunteer Inn, Marden, Brook Farm, Marden, Vauld Turn, Litmarsh, The Vauld, Litmarsh, Rudge Grove, Marden Vauld Turn, Bodenham Moor, Orchard Close, Rudge Grove, Marden Civil Parish Bodenham Moor, Ashgrove Close, Bodenham Moor, England's Gate, Bodenham Moor, Memorial, Walkers Green Shops, Marden Bodenham The Volunteer Inn, Marden Brook Orchard, Marden Civil Parish Brook Farm, Marden Vauld Turn, Litmarsh The Vauld, Litmarsh Vauld Turn, Bodenham Moor Orchard Close, Bodenham Moor Ashgrove Close, Bodenham Moor England's Gate, Bodenham Moor Memorial, Bodenham Direction: Hereford 426 bus Time Schedule 32 stops Hereford Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Station, Leominster Westbury Street, Leominster Tuesday 7:00 AM - 3:40 PM Railway Station, Leominster Wednesday Not Operational Drum Crossroads Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational Humber Close, Steen's Bridge Saturday Not Operational Drum Crossroads Drum Crossroads Bus Shelter, Risbury 426 bus Info Direction: Hereford Broadƒeld Vineyard, Saffron's Cross Stops: 32 Trip Duration: 43 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Leominster, Railway Saffron's Cross Station, Leominster, Drum Crossroads, Humber Close, Steen's Bridge, Drum Crossroads, Drum Memorial, Bodenham Crossroads, Bus Shelter, Risbury, Broadƒeld Vineyard, Saffron's Cross, Saffron's Cross, Memorial, England's Gate, Bodenham Moor Bodenham, England's Gate, Bodenham Moor, Ashgrove Close, Bodenham Moor, Orchard Close, Ashgrove Close, Bodenham Moor Bodenham Moor, Vauld Turn, Bodenham Moor, The Vauld, Litmarsh, Vauld Turn, Litmarsh, Brook Farm, Orchard Close, Bodenham Moor Marden, The Volunteer Inn, Marden, Walkers Green Shops, Marden, Rudge Grove, Marden, Amberley Vauld Turn, Bodenham Moor Arms Ph, Franklands Gate, Bus Shelter, Franklands Gate, Golden Cross Inn, Sutton St Nicholas, Wergins The Vauld, Litmarsh Bridge, Sutton St Nicholas, Munstone Turn, Shelwick Green, The Swan, Aylestone Hill, The Shires, Vauld Turn, Litmarsh Aylestone Hill, Venn's Lane, Aylestone Hill, Moreland Avenue, Hereford, Station Approach Bridge, Brook Farm, Marden Hereford, The Hop Pole, Hereford, Shire Hall, Hereford The Volunteer Inn, Marden Walkers Green Shops, Marden White House Close, Marden Civil Parish Rudge Grove, Marden Rudge Grove, Marden Civil Parish Amberley Arms Ph, Franklands Gate Bus Shelter, Franklands Gate Golden Cross Inn, Sutton St Nicholas Wergins Bridge, Sutton St Nicholas Munstone Turn, Shelwick Green The Swan, Aylestone Hill The Shires, Aylestone Hill Venn's Lane, Aylestone Hill Aylestone Grange, Hereford Moreland Avenue, Hereford Aylestone Hill, Hereford Station Approach Bridge, Hereford Commercial Road, Hereford The Hop Pole, Hereford 61-62 Commercial Road, Hereford Shire Hall, Hereford St. Peter's Square, Hereford Direction: Leominster 426 bus Time Schedule 31 stops Leominster Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Shire Hall, Hereford St. Peter's Square, Hereford Tuesday 6:00 PM Merton Hotel, Hereford Wednesday Not Operational Moreland Avenue, Hereford Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational Venn's Lane, Aylestone Hill 2 Venns Lane, Hereford Saturday Not Operational The Shires, Aylestone Hill The Swan, Aylestone Hill 426 bus Info Munstone Turn, Shelwick Green Direction: Leominster Stops: 31 Wergins Bridge, Sutton St Nicholas Trip Duration: 70 min Line Summary: Shire Hall, Hereford, Merton Hotel, Golden Cross Inn, Sutton St Nicholas Hereford, Moreland Avenue, Hereford, Venn's Lane, Aylestone Hill, The Shires, Aylestone Hill, The Swan, Bus Shelter, Franklands Gate Aylestone Hill, Munstone Turn, Shelwick Green, Wergins Bridge, Sutton St Nicholas, Golden Cross Inn, Sutton St Nicholas, Bus Shelter, Franklands Amberley Arms Ph, Franklands Gate Gate, Amberley Arms Ph, Franklands Gate, Rudge Grove, Marden, Walkers Green Shops, Marden, The Rudge Grove, Marden Volunteer Inn, Marden, Brook Farm, Marden, Vauld Rudge Grove, Marden Civil Parish Turn, Litmarsh, The Vauld, Litmarsh, Vauld Turn, Bodenham Moor, Orchard Close, Bodenham Moor, Walkers Green Shops, Marden Ashgrove Close, Bodenham Moor, England's Gate, Bodenham Moor, Memorial, Bodenham, Saffron's The Volunteer Inn, Marden Cross, Broadƒeld Vineyard, Saffron's Cross, Bus Brook Orchard, Marden Civil Parish Shelter, Risbury, Drum Crossroads, Humber Close, Steen's Bridge, Drum Crossroads, Old Village Pump, Brook Farm, Marden Stoke Prior, Railway Station, Leominster, Bus Station, Leominster Vauld Turn, Litmarsh The Vauld, Litmarsh Vauld Turn, Bodenham Moor Orchard Close, Bodenham Moor Ashgrove Close, Bodenham Moor England's Gate, Bodenham Moor Memorial, Bodenham Saffron's Cross Broadƒeld Vineyard, Saffron's Cross Bus Shelter, Risbury Drum Crossroads Humber Close, Steen's Bridge Drum Crossroads Old Village Pump, Stoke Prior Railway Station, Leominster Bus Station, Leominster Westbury Street, Leominster Direction: Marden 426 bus Time Schedule 17 stops Marden Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Shire Hall, Hereford St. Peter's Square, Hereford Tuesday 2:40 PM Merton Hotel, Hereford Wednesday Not Operational Thursday Not Operational Moreland Avenue, Hereford Friday Not Operational Churchill Gardens, Hereford Saturday Not Operational Overbury Road, Hereford Thepoint4, Hereford St Francis Xavier School, Hereford 426 bus Info Direction: Marden Crossroads, Munstone Stops: 17 Trip Duration: 26 min Munstone Turn, Shelwick Green Line Summary: Shire Hall, Hereford, Merton Hotel, Hereford, Moreland Avenue, Hereford, Churchill Gardens, Hereford, Overbury Road, Hereford, Wergins Bridge, Sutton St Nicholas Thepoint4, Hereford, St Francis Xavier School, Hereford, Crossroads, Munstone, Munstone Turn, Golden Cross Inn, Sutton St Nicholas Shelwick Green, Wergins Bridge, Sutton St Nicholas, Golden Cross Inn, Sutton St Nicholas, Bus Shelter, Bus Shelter, Franklands Gate Franklands Gate, Amberley Arms Ph, Franklands Gate, Rudge Grove, Marden, Walkers Green Shops, Amberley Arms Ph, Franklands Gate Marden, The Volunteer Inn, Marden, Brook Farm, Marden Rudge Grove, Marden Rudge Grove, Marden Civil Parish Walkers Green Shops, Marden The Volunteer Inn, Marden Brook Orchard, Marden Civil Parish Brook Farm, Marden Direction: Stoke Prior 426 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Stoke Prior Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Shire Hall, Hereford St. Peter's Square, Hereford Tuesday 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM Merton Hotel, Hereford Wednesday Not Operational Moreland Avenue, Hereford Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational Venn's Lane, Aylestone Hill 2 Venns Lane, Hereford Saturday Not Operational The Shires, Aylestone Hill The Swan, Aylestone Hill 426 bus Info Munstone Turn, Shelwick Green Direction: Stoke Prior Stops: 29 Wergins Bridge, Sutton St Nicholas Trip Duration: 61 min Line Summary: Shire Hall, Hereford, Merton Hotel, Golden Cross Inn, Sutton St Nicholas Hereford, Moreland Avenue, Hereford, Venn's Lane, Aylestone Hill, The Shires, Aylestone Hill, The Swan, Bus Shelter, Franklands Gate Aylestone Hill, Munstone Turn, Shelwick Green, Wergins Bridge, Sutton St Nicholas, Golden Cross Inn, Sutton St Nicholas, Bus Shelter, Franklands Amberley Arms Ph, Franklands Gate Gate, Amberley Arms Ph, Franklands Gate, Rudge Grove, Marden, Walkers Green Shops, Marden, The Rudge Grove, Marden Volunteer Inn, Marden, Brook Farm, Marden, Vauld Rudge Grove, Marden Civil Parish Turn, Litmarsh, The Vauld, Litmarsh, Vauld Turn, Bodenham Moor, Orchard Close, Bodenham Moor, Walkers Green Shops, Marden Ashgrove Close, Bodenham Moor, England's Gate, Bodenham Moor, Memorial, Bodenham, Saffron's The Volunteer Inn, Marden Cross, Broadƒeld Vineyard, Saffron's Cross, Bus Brook Orchard, Marden Civil Parish Shelter, Risbury, Drum Crossroads, Humber Close, Steen's Bridge, Drum Crossroads, Old Village Pump, Brook Farm, Marden Stoke Prior Vauld Turn, Litmarsh The Vauld, Litmarsh Vauld Turn, Bodenham Moor Orchard Close, Bodenham Moor Ashgrove Close, Bodenham Moor England's Gate, Bodenham Moor Memorial, Bodenham Saffron's Cross Broadƒeld Vineyard, Saffron's Cross Bus Shelter, Risbury Drum Crossroads Humber Close, Steen's Bridge Drum Crossroads Old Village Pump, Stoke Prior 426 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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