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S194

Exmouth Rd at Darly Ave to Albion Park HS

The S194 bus line (Exmouth Rd at Darly Ave to Albion Park HS) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Albion Park HS: 8:20 AM (2) Kanahooka: 3:35 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest S194 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next S194 bus arriving.

Direction: Albion Park HS

S194 bus Time Schedule

Albion Park HS Route Timetable:

36 stops

VIEW LINE SCHEDULE

  • Sunday
  • Not Operational

  • 8:20 AM
  • Monday

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Exmouth Rd at Darly Av

20 Darly Avenue, Kanahooka

8:20 AM
Exmouth Rd opp Jindalee Av

25 Exmouth Road, Kanahooka

8:20 AM 8:20 AM
Exmouth Rd before Thirroul Rd

51 Exmouth Road, Kanahooka

8:20 AM

  • Saturday
  • Not Operational

Thirroul Rd opp Kanahooka High School

72 Thirroul Road, Kanahooka

Thirroul Rd opp Robert St

52 Thirroul Road, Kanahooka

S194 bus Info Direction: Albion Park HS Stops: 36 Trip Duration: 30 min

Thirroul Rd at Fields St

20 Thirroul Road, Kanahooka

Line Summary: Exmouth Rd at Darly Av, Exmouth Rd opp Jindalee Av, Exmouth Rd before Thirroul Rd, Thirroul Rd opp Kanahooka High School, Thirroul Rd opp Robert St, Thirroul Rd at Fields St, Thirroul Rd before Tait Av, Kanahooka Rd after Forest Grove Dr, Kanahooka Rd opp Hoyt St, Kanahooka Rd opp Lakeside Dr, Lakeside Dr opp Edgeworth Av, Lakeside Dr opp Edgeworth Av, Fowlers Rd after Lakeside Dr, Fowlers Rd opp Koonawarra Community Centre, Fowlers Rd after Gilba Rd, Fowlers Rd after Gowrie St, Fowlers Rd after Lakelands Dr, Fowlers Rd opp Dapto Citizens Bowling Club, Fowlers Rd before Yorkshire Rd, TAFE Illawarra Institute Of Technology, Princes Hwy, Princes Hwy at Emerson Rd, Princes Hwy opp Avondale Rd, 229 Princes Hwy, Princes Hwy opp Amaral Av, Princes Hwy before Mt Brown Rd, Princes Hwy opp Huntley Rd, 601 Princes Hwy, Tongarra Rd opp Albion Park Public School, Tongarra Rd before Amaral Av, Illawarra Hwy before
Thirroul Rd before Tait Av

140 Tait Avenue, Kanahooka

Kanahooka Rd after Forest Grove Dr

24 Ashmore Crescent, Kanahooka

Kanahooka Rd opp Hoyt St

140 Kanahooka Road, Kanahooka

Kanahooka Rd opp Lakeside Dr

61 Kanahooka Road, Kanahooka

Lakeside Dr opp Edgeworth Av

Lakeside Drive, Kanahooka

Lakeside Dr opp Edgeworth Av

82 Lakeside Drive, Kanahooka

Fowlers Rd after Lakeside Dr

11 Fowlers Road, Koonawarra

Macquarie St, St Paul's Catholic Primary School, Tongarra Rd, All Saints Anglican Church, Tongarra Rd, Church St opp Sophia St, St Joseph's Catholic
Fowlers Rd opp Koonawarra Community Centre

2 Inala Avenue, Koonawarra

High School, Church St, Church St opp Tuross St, Church St opp Albion Park High School

Fowlers Rd after Gilba Rd

35 Fowlers Road, Koonawarra

Fowlers Rd after Gowrie St

57 Fowlers Road, Koonawarra

Fowlers Rd after Lakelands Dr

69 Fowlers Road, Koonawarra

Fowlers Rd opp Dapto Citizens Bowling Club

79 Fowlers Road, Dapto

Fowlers Rd before Yorkshire Rd

135 Fowlers Road, Dapto

TAFE Illawarra Institute Of Technology, Princes Hwy

145 Fowlers Road, Dapto

Princes Hwy at Emerson Rd

169 Princes Highway, Dapto

Princes Hwy opp Avondale Rd

197 Princes Highway, Dapto

229 Princes Hwy

229 Princes Highway, Penrose (Wollongong)

Princes Hwy opp Amaral Av

261 Princes Highway, Penrose (Wollongong)

Princes Hwy before Mt Brown Rd

400 Princes Highway, Penrose (Wollongong)

Princes Hwy opp Huntley Rd 601 Princes Hwy Tongarra Rd opp Albion Park Public School

183 Tongarra Road, Albion Park

Tongarra Rd before Amaral Av

207-209 Tongarra Road, Albion Park

Illawarra Hwy before Macquarie St

237 Tongarra Road, Albion Park

St Paul's Catholic Primary School, Tongarra Rd

Illawarra Highway, Albion Park

All Saints Anglican Church, Tongarra Rd

254 Tongarra Road, Albion Park

Church St opp Sophia St

13 Church Street, Albion Park

St Joseph's Catholic High School, Church St

61 Church Street, Albion Park

Church St opp Tuross St

46 Church Street, Albion Park

Church St opp Albion Park High School

Direction: Kanahooka

S194 bus Time Schedule

Kanahooka Route Timetable:

33 stops

VIEW LINE SCHEDULE

  • Sunday
  • Not Operational

  • 3:35 PM
  • Monday

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
St Paul's Catholic Primary School, Tongarra Rd

Illawarra Highway, Albion Park

3:35 PM
All Saints Anglican Church, Tongarra Rd

254 Tongarra Road, Albion Park

3:35 PM 3:35 PM
Church St opp Sophia St

13 Church Street, Albion Park

3:35 PM

  • Saturday
  • Not Operational

St Joseph's Catholic High School, Church St

61 Church Street, Albion Park

Church St opp Tuross St

46 Church Street, Albion Park

S194 bus Info Direction: Kanahooka Stops: 33 Trip Duration: 33 min

Church St opp Severn Pl

Church Street, Albion Park

Line Summary: St Paul's Catholic Primary School, Tongarra Rd, All Saints Anglican Church, Tongarra Rd, Church St opp Sophia St, St Joseph's Catholic High School, Church St, Church St opp Tuross St, Church St opp Severn Pl, Church St opp Albion Park High School, Terry St opp O'Gorman St, Princes Hwy after Huntley Rd, Princes Hwy opp Mt Brown Rd, 320 Princes Hwy, Princes Hwy after Avondale Rd, Princes Hwy at Cleveland Rd, Princes Hwy opp TAFE Illawarra Institute Of Technology, Fowlers Rd after Heininger St, Dapto Citizens Bowling Club, Fowlers Rd, Fowlers Rd opp Lakelands Dr, Fowlers Rd opp Gowrie St, Fowlers Rd opp Gilba Rd, Koonawarra Community Centre, Fowlers Rd, Fowlers Rd before Lakeside Dr, Lakeside Dr after Edgeworth Av, Lakeside Dr at Edgeworth Av, Kanahooka Rd after Lakeside Dr, Kanahooka Rd before Hoyt St,
Church St opp Albion Park High School Terry St opp O'Gorman St

91 Terry Street, Albion Park

Princes Hwy after Huntley Rd Princes Hwy opp Mt Brown Rd

394 Princes Highway, Penrose (Wollongong)

320 Princes Hwy

320 Princes Highway, Penrose (Wollongong)

Princes Hwy after Avondale Rd

280 Princes Highway, Dapto

Princes Hwy at Cleveland Rd

232 Princes Highway, Dapto

Kanahooka Rd before Thirroul Rd, Thirroul Rd opp Tait Av, Thirroul Rd before Fields St, Thirroul Rd at Robert St, Kanahooka High School, Thirroul Rd, Exmouth Rd after Thirroul Rd, Exmouth Rd at Jindalee Av, Exmouth Rd opp Darly Av
Princes Hwy opp TAFE Illawarra Institute Of Technology

206 Princes Highway, Dapto

Fowlers Rd after Heininger St

128 Fowlers Road, Dapto

Dapto Citizens Bowling Club, Fowlers Rd

Fowlers Road, Dapto

Fowlers Rd opp Lakelands Dr

88 Fowlers Road, Koonawarra

Fowlers Rd opp Gowrie St

64 Fowlers Road, Koonawarra

Fowlers Rd opp Gilba Rd

1 Koonawarra Place, Koonawarra

Koonawarra Community Centre, Fowlers Rd

28 Fowlers Road, Koonawarra

Fowlers Rd before Lakeside Dr

10 Fowlers Road, Koonawarra

Lakeside Dr after Edgeworth Av

80 Lakeside Drive, Kanahooka

Lakeside Dr at Edgeworth Av

Lakeside Drive, Kanahooka

Kanahooka Rd after Lakeside Dr

61 Kanahooka Road, Kanahooka

Kanahooka Rd before Hoyt St

97 Kanahooka Road, Kanahooka

Kanahooka Rd before Thirroul Rd

131 Kanahooka Road, Kanahooka

Thirroul Rd opp Tait Av

27 Thirroul Road, Kanahooka

Thirroul Rd before Fields St

51 Thirroul Road, Kanahooka

Thirroul Rd at Robert St

1 Robert Street, Koonawarra

Kanahooka High School, Thirroul Rd

80 Thirroul Road, Kanahooka

Exmouth Rd after Thirroul Rd

72 Exmouth Road, Kanahooka

Exmouth Rd at Jindalee Av

Exmouth Road, Kanahooka

Exmouth Rd opp Darly Av

4 Exmouth Road, Kanahooka

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