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124 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 124 bus time schedule & line map 124 Dri∆eld - Bridlington View In Website Mode The 124 bus line (Dri∆eld - Bridlington) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Boynton <-> Dri∆eld: 9:30 AM (2) Bridlington <-> Ruston Parva: 1:00 PM (3) Dri∆eld <-> Boynton: 1:00 PM (4) Ruston Parva <-> Bridlington: 9:30 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 124 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 124 bus arriving. Direction: Boynton <-> Dri∆eld 124 bus Time Schedule 12 stops Boynton <-> Dri∆eld Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Boynton Bridlington Road, Boynton Tuesday Not Operational Rudston Burton Fleming Road, Rudston B1253, Rudston Civil Parish Wednesday Not Operational Burton Fleming Front Street, Burton Fleming Thursday 9:30 AM Friday Not Operational Wold Newton Butt Lane, Wold Newton Saturday Not Operational Thwing Butt Lane, Thwing Butts Lane, Thwing Civil Parish Kilham Middle Street, Kilham Chapel Lane, Kilham Civil Parish 124 bus Info Direction: Boynton <-> Dri∆eld Ruston Parva Main Road, Ruston Parva Stops: 12 Trip Duration: 45 min Nafferton Dri∆eld Road, Nafferton Line Summary: Boynton Bridlington Road, Boynton, Rudston Burton Fleming Road, Rudston, Burton Dri∆eld Bridlington Road, Dri∆eld Fleming Front Street, Burton Fleming, Wold Newton 7 Curlew Close, Dri∆eld Civil Parish Butt Lane, Wold Newton, Thwing Butt Lane, Thwing, Kilham Middle Street, Kilham, Ruston Parva Main Dri∆eld Bridlington Road, Dri∆eld Road, Ruston Parva, Nafferton Dri∆eld Road, 1 Bridlington Road, Dri∆eld Civil Parish Nafferton, Dri∆eld Bridlington Road, Dri∆eld, Dri∆eld Bridlington Road, Dri∆eld, Dri∆eld Middle St South, Dri∆eld Middle St South, Dri∆eld Dri∆eld, Dri∆eld Middle Street South, Dri∆eld 61 Middle Street South, Dri∆eld Civil Parish Dri∆eld Middle Street South, Dri∆eld 9 Middle Street South, Dri∆eld Civil Parish Direction: Bridlington <-> Ruston Parva 124 bus Time Schedule 18 stops Bridlington <-> Ruston Parva Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bridlington Bs, Bridlington Princess Street, Bridlington Tuesday Not Operational Bridlington Queen Street, Bridlington Wednesday 1:00 PM 26 Queen Street, Bridlington Thursday Not Operational Bridlington Prospect Street, Bridlington Friday Not Operational Prospect Street, Bridlington Saturday Not Operational Bridlington Quay Road, Bridlington Bridlington Quay Road, Bridlington Bridlington Quay Road, Bridlington 124 bus Info Quay Road, Bridlington Direction: Bridlington <-> Ruston Parva Stops: 18 Bridlington Quay Road, Bridlington Trip Duration: 50 min Burlington Gardens, Bridlington Line Summary: Bridlington Bs, Bridlington, Bridlington Queen Street, Bridlington, Bridlington Bridlington St John's Street, Bridlington Prospect Street, Bridlington, Bridlington Quay Road, 40 St John's Street, Bridlington Bridlington, Bridlington Quay Road, Bridlington, Bridlington Quay Road, Bridlington, Bridlington Quay Bridlington Scarborough Rd, Bridlington Road, Bridlington, Bridlington St John's Street, Stepney Grove, Bridlington Bridlington, Bridlington Scarborough Rd, Bridlington, Bridlington Bessingby Hill, Bridlington, Bridlington Bridlington Bessingby Hill, Bridlington Bessingby Hill, Bridlington, Boynton Bridlington Road, Boynton, Rudston Burton Fleming Road, Bridlington Bessingby Hill, Bridlington Rudston, Burton Fleming Front Street, Burton A165, Bridlington Fleming, Wold Newton Butt Lane, Wold Newton, Thwing Butt Lane, Thwing, Kilham Middle Street, Boynton Bridlington Road, Boynton Kilham, Ruston Parva Main Road, Ruston Parva Rudston Burton Fleming Road, Rudston B1253, Rudston Civil Parish Burton Fleming Front Street, Burton Fleming Wold Newton Butt Lane, Wold Newton Thwing Butt Lane, Thwing Butts Lane, Thwing Civil Parish Kilham Middle Street, Kilham Chapel Lane, Kilham Civil Parish Ruston Parva Main Road, Ruston Parva Direction: Dri∆eld <-> Boynton 124 bus Time Schedule 13 stops Dri∆eld <-> Boynton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Dri∆eld Middle St South, Dri∆eld 11 Middle Street South, Dri∆eld Civil Parish Tuesday Not Operational Dri∆eld Market Place, Dri∆eld Wednesday Not Operational 3-5 Market Place, Dri∆eld Civil Parish Thursday 1:00 PM Dri∆eld Bridlington Road, Dri∆eld Friday Not Operational 1 Bridlington Road, Dri∆eld Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Dri∆eld Bridlington Road, Dri∆eld Bridlington Road, Dri∆eld Civil Parish Dri∆eld Bridlington Road, Dri∆eld 14 Redwing Drive, Dri∆eld Civil Parish 124 bus Info Direction: Dri∆eld <-> Boynton A614 Near Harpham, Harpham Stops: 13 Trip Duration: 45 min Ruston Parva Main Road, Ruston Parva Line Summary: Dri∆eld Middle St South, Dri∆eld, Dri∆eld Market Place, Dri∆eld, Dri∆eld Bridlington Kilham Middle Street, Kilham Road, Dri∆eld, Dri∆eld Bridlington Road, Dri∆eld, Chapel Lane, Kilham Civil Parish Dri∆eld Bridlington Road, Dri∆eld, A614 Near Harpham, Harpham, Ruston Parva Main Road, Thwing Dukes Lane, Thwing Ruston Parva, Kilham Middle Street, Kilham, Thwing Dukes Lane, Thwing Civil Parish Dukes Lane, Thwing, Wold Newton Butt Lane, Wold Newton, Burton Fleming Front Street, Burton Wold Newton Butt Lane, Wold Newton Fleming, Rudston Burton Fleming Road, Rudston, Boynton Bridlington Road, Boynton Burton Fleming Front Street, Burton Fleming Rudston Burton Fleming Road, Rudston B1253, Rudston Civil Parish Boynton Bridlington Road, Boynton Direction: Ruston Parva <-> Bridlington 124 bus Time Schedule 16 stops Ruston Parva <-> Bridlington Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Ruston Parva Main Road, Ruston Parva Tuesday Not Operational Kilham Middle Street, Kilham Chapel Lane, Kilham Civil Parish Wednesday 9:30 AM Thwing Dukes Lane, Thwing Thursday Not Operational Dukes Lane, Thwing Civil Parish Friday Not Operational Wold Newton Butt Lane, Wold Newton Saturday Not Operational Burton Fleming Front Street, Burton Fleming Rudston Burton Fleming Road, Rudston B1253, Rudston Civil Parish 124 bus Info Direction: Ruston Parva <-> Bridlington Boynton Bridlington Road, Boynton Stops: 16 Trip Duration: 50 min Bridlington Bessingby Hill, Bridlington Line Summary: Ruston Parva Main Road, Ruston Parva, Kilham Middle Street, Kilham, Thwing Dukes Bridlington Scarborough Rd, Bridlington Lane, Thwing, Wold Newton Butt Lane, Wold Newton, Burton Fleming Front Street, Burton Bridlington St John's Street, Bridlington Fleming, Rudston Burton Fleming Road, Rudston, Boynton Bridlington Road, Boynton, Bridlington Bridlington St John's Street, Bridlington Bessingby Hill, Bridlington, Bridlington Scarborough Rd, Bridlington, Bridlington St John's Street, St John Street, Bridlington Bridlington, Bridlington St John's Street, Bridlington, Bridlington Quay Road, Bridlington Bridlington Quay Road, Bridlington, Bridlington Quay Road, Bridlington, Bridlington Quay Road, Swindon Street, Bridlington Bridlington, Bridlington Prospect Street, Bridlington, Bridlington Bus Station, Bridlington Bridlington Quay Road, Bridlington Blenheim Road, Bridlington Bridlington Quay Road, Bridlington Olivers Lane, Bridlington Bridlington Prospect Street, Bridlington Bridlington Bus Station, Bridlington Princess Street, Bridlington 124 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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