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141 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 141 bus time schedule & line map 141 Partick - Kelvinside View In Website Mode The 141 bus line (Partick - Kelvinside) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Kelvinside: 9:30 AM - 5:45 PM (2) Partick: 9:53 AM - 6:08 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 141 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 141 bus arriving. Direction: Kelvinside 141 bus Time Schedule 21 stops Kelvinside Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 11:00 AM - 8:30 PM Monday 9:30 AM - 5:45 PM Bus Station, Partick Vine Street, Glasgow Tuesday 9:30 AM - 5:45 PM Meadows Road, Partick Wednesday 9:30 AM - 5:45 PM 566 Dumbarton Road, Glasgow Thursday 9:30 AM - 5:45 PM Crathie Drive, Broomhill Friday 9:30 AM - 5:45 PM 24 Thornwood Avenue, Glasgow Saturday 9:30 AM - 5:45 PM Thornwood Gardens, Broomhill Thornwood Avenue, Broomhill Thornwood Place, Glasgow 141 bus Info Thornwood Quadrant, Broomhill Direction: Kelvinside Thornwood Quadrant, Glasgow Stops: 21 Trip Duration: 19 min Thornwood Crescent, Broomhill Line Summary: Bus Station, Partick, Meadows Road, Partick, Crathie Drive, Broomhill, Thornwood Thornwood Drive, Broomhill Gardens, Broomhill, Thornwood Avenue, Broomhill, Broomhill Lane, Glasgow Thornwood Quadrant, Broomhill, Thornwood Crescent, Broomhill, Thornwood Drive, Broomhill, Broomlea School, Broomhill Broomlea School, Broomhill, Broomhill Place, Broomhill Lane, Glasgow Broomhill, Norby Road, Broomhill, Marlborough Lane South, Broomhill, Churchill Drive, Broomhill, Clarence Broomhill Place, Broomhill Gardens, Hyndland, Airlie Street, Hyndland, Polworth Street, Hyndland, Queensborough Gardens, Norby Road, Broomhill Hyndland, Hyndland Tennis Club, Kelvinside, Unit 12 Norby Road, Glasgow Glasgow Nu∆eld Hospital, Kelvinside, Gartnavel Hospital, Kelvinside, Gartnavel Hospital Main Marlborough Lane South, Broomhill Entrance, Kelvinside 206 Broomhill Drive, Glasgow Churchill Drive, Broomhill Clarence Gardens, Hyndland Clarence Gardens, Glasgow Airlie Street, Hyndland Polworth Street, Hyndland 85 Lauderdale Gardens, Glasgow Queensborough Gardens, Hyndland Hyndland Tennis Club, Kelvinside Glasgow Nu∆eld Hospital, Kelvinside Devonshire Gardens, Glasgow Gartnavel Hospital, Kelvinside Lismore Road, Glasgow Gartnavel Hospital Main Entrance, Kelvinside Direction: Partick 141 bus Time Schedule 22 stops Partick Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 11:18 AM - 8:18 PM Monday 9:53 AM - 6:08 PM Gartnavel Hospital Main Entrance, Kelvinside Tuesday 9:53 AM - 6:08 PM Glasgow Nu∆eld Hospital, Kelvinside Great Western Road, Glasgow Wednesday 9:53 AM - 6:08 PM Devonshire Gardens Lane, Kelvinside Thursday 9:53 AM - 6:08 PM Hyndland Road, Glasgow Friday 9:53 AM - 6:08 PM Novar Drive, Hyndland Saturday 9:53 AM - 6:08 PM Queensborough Gardens, Hyndland Falkland Lane, Glasgow Polworth Street, Hyndland 141 bus Info Direction: Partick Clarence Gardens, Hyndland Stops: 22 Tibbermore Road, Glasgow Trip Duration: 21 min Line Summary: Gartnavel Hospital Main Entrance, Churchill Drive, Broomhill Kelvinside, Glasgow Nu∆eld Hospital, Kelvinside, Devonshire Gardens Lane, Kelvinside, Novar Drive, Marlborough Lane South, Broomhill Hyndland, Queensborough Gardens, Hyndland, 206 Broomhill Drive, Glasgow Polworth Street, Hyndland, Clarence Gardens, Hyndland, Churchill Drive, Broomhill, Marlborough Norby Road, Broomhill Lane South, Broomhill, Norby Road, Broomhill, 26 Norby Road, Glasgow Broomhill Place, Broomhill, Broomlea School, Broomhill, Thornwood Drive, Broomhill, Thornwood Broomhill Place, Broomhill Crescent, Broomhill, Thornwood Quadrant, Broomhill, Thornwood Avenue, Broomhill, Broomlea School, Broomhill Thornwood Gardens, Broomhill, Crathie Drive, Broomhill Lane, Glasgow Broomhill, Maule Drive, Partick, Methodist Church, Partick, Peel Street Stop 1, Partick, Bus Station, Thornwood Drive, Broomhill Partick Broomhill Lane, Glasgow Thornwood Crescent, Broomhill Thornwood Quadrant, Glasgow Thornwood Quadrant, Broomhill Thornwood Quadrant, Glasgow Thornwood Avenue, Broomhill Thornwood Place, Glasgow Thornwood Gardens, Broomhill Crathie Drive, Broomhill 24 Thornwood Avenue, Glasgow Maule Drive, Partick 599-601 Dumbarton Road, Glasgow Methodist Church, Partick Crawford Lane, Glasgow Peel Street Stop 1, Partick Dumbarton Road, Glasgow Bus Station, Partick Vine Street, Glasgow 141 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in Scotland. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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