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A42 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route A42 bus time schedule & line map A42 Moniƒeth HS - Newtyle and Fishers Depot View In Website Mode The A42 bus line (Moniƒeth HS - Newtyle and Fishers Depot) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Moniƒeth: 7:37 AM (2) Pitkerro: 4:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest A42 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next A42 bus arriving. Direction: Moniƒeth A42 bus Time Schedule 36 stops Moniƒeth Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:37 AM Keyline, Pitkerro Tuesday 7:37 AM Longtown Road, Pitkerro Wednesday 7:37 AM Craigie Road, Pitkerro Thursday 7:37 AM Faraday Street, Camperdown Friday 7:37 AM Birkhill Inn, Birkhill Saturday Not Operational Post Box Road, Birkhill Dronley Road, Birkhill A42 bus Info Sidlaw Gardens, Birkhill Direction: Moniƒeth Stops: 36 Trip Duration: 68 min Dronley Avenue, Muirhead Line Summary: Keyline, Pitkerro, Longtown Road, Pitkerro, Craigie Road, Pitkerro, Faraday Street, Hosiepark Cottages, Hosiepark Camperdown, Birkhill Inn, Birkhill, Post Box Road, Birkhill, Dronley Road, Birkhill, Sidlaw Gardens, Road End, Auchterhouse Birkhill, Dronley Avenue, Muirhead, Hosiepark Cottages, Hosiepark, Road End, Auchterhouse, Post Post O∆ce, Newtyle O∆ce, Newtyle, Newtyle Church, Newtyle, Road End, Auchterhouse, Hosiepark Cottages, Hosiepark, Newtyle Church, Newtyle Dronley Avenue, Muirhead, Edward Place, Muirhead, Sidlaw Gardens, Birkhill, Dronley Road, Birkhill, Post Road End, Auchterhouse Box Road, Birkhill, Birkhill Inn, Birkhill, Faraday Street, Camperdown, Stobswell Park, Pitkerro, St Ninians Hosiepark Cottages, Hosiepark Church, Pitkerro, Kemnay Place, Craigiebank, Monymusk Park, Craigiebank, Gotterstone Avenue, Dronley Avenue, Muirhead West Ferry/Broughty Ferry, Arbroath Road, Balgillo, Muirside Terrace, Balgillo, Kintail Place, Balgillo, Newtyle Road, Dundee Menteith Street, Balgillo, Edzell Street, Balgillo, Ceres Edward Place, Muirhead Crescent, Balgillo, Elcho Drive, Balgillo, Inchcape Place, Barnhill, High School, Moniƒeth Quarry Road, Dundee Sidlaw Gardens, Birkhill Dronley Road, Birkhill Post Box Road, Birkhill Birkhill Inn, Birkhill Faraday Street, Camperdown Stobswell Park, Pitkerro St Ninians Church, Pitkerro 4 Longtown Road, Dundee Kemnay Place, Craigiebank Monymusk Park, Craigiebank Gotterstone Avenue, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry Mintlaw Park, Dundee Arbroath Road, Balgillo Muirside Terrace, Balgillo Muirside Terrace, Dundee Kintail Place, Balgillo Parkhill Place, Dundee Menteith Street, Balgillo Edzell Street, Balgillo Ceres Crescent, Balgillo Elcho Drive, Balgillo Inchcape Place, Barnhill North Balmossie Street, Dundee High School, Moniƒeth Direction: Pitkerro A42 bus Time Schedule 38 stops Pitkerro Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:00 PM High School, Moniƒeth Tuesday 4:00 PM Inchcape Place, Barnhill North Balmossie Street, Dundee Wednesday 4:00 PM Elcho Drive, Balgillo Thursday 4:00 PM Friday 1:30 PM Langlea Place, Balgillo Saturday Not Operational Edzell Street, Balgillo Aberfoyle Gardens, Balgillo Aberfoyle Gardens, Dundee A42 bus Info Forthill Road, Balgillo Direction: Pitkerro Stops: 38 Ballinard Road, Balgillo Trip Duration: 74 min Line Summary: High School, Moniƒeth, Inchcape Arbroath Road, Balgillo Place, Barnhill, Elcho Drive, Balgillo, Langlea Place, Balgillo, Edzell Street, Balgillo, Aberfoyle Gardens, Balgillo, Forthill Road, Balgillo, Ballinard Road, Gotterstone Avenue, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry Balgillo, Arbroath Road, Balgillo, Gotterstone Avenue, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry, Monymusk Park, Monymusk Park, Craigiebank Craigiebank, Kemnay Place, Craigiebank, Longtown Road, Pitkerro, Craigie Road, Pitkerro, Faraday Kemnay Place, Craigiebank Street, Camperdown, Birkhill Inn, Birkhill, Post Box Road, Birkhill, Dronley Road, Birkhill, Sidlaw Gardens, Longtown Road, Pitkerro Birkhill, Post O∆ce, Muirhead, Dronley Avenue, Muirhead, Hosiepark Cottages, Hosiepark, Road End, Craigie Road, Pitkerro Auchterhouse, Post O∆ce, Newtyle, Newtyle Church, Newtyle, Road End, Auchterhouse, Hosiepark Faraday Street, Camperdown Cottages, Hosiepark, Dronley Avenue, Muirhead, Edward Place, Muirhead, Sidlaw Gardens, Birkhill, Birkhill Inn, Birkhill Dronley Road, Birkhill, Post Box Road, Birkhill, Birkhill Inn, Birkhill, Birkhill Cemetry, Birkhill, Faraday Street, Post Box Road, Birkhill Camperdown, Stobswell Park, Pitkerro, St Ninians Church, Pitkerro, Keyline, Pitkerro Dronley Road, Birkhill Sidlaw Gardens, Birkhill Post O∆ce, Muirhead 117 Coupar Angus Road, Dundee Dronley Avenue, Muirhead Hosiepark Cottages, Hosiepark Road End, Auchterhouse Post O∆ce, Newtyle Newtyle Church, Newtyle Road End, Auchterhouse Hosiepark Cottages, Hosiepark Dronley Avenue, Muirhead Newtyle Road, Dundee Edward Place, Muirhead Quarry Road, Dundee Sidlaw Gardens, Birkhill Dronley Road, Birkhill Post Box Road, Birkhill Birkhill Inn, Birkhill Birkhill Cemetry, Birkhill Faraday Street, Camperdown Stobswell Park, Pitkerro St Ninians Church, Pitkerro 4 Longtown Road, Dundee Keyline, Pitkerro A42 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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