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3 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 3 bus time schedule & line map 3 Biggleswade - Langford - Sutton - Cambridge View In Website Mode The 3 bus line (Biggleswade - Langford - Sutton - Cambridge) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Biggleswade: 2:00 PM (2) Cambridge: 8:45 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 3 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 3 bus arriving. Direction: Biggleswade 3 bus Time Schedule 58 stops Biggleswade Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Drummer St Bus Station, Cambridge Tuesday Not Operational Cambridge Road, Wimpole Wednesday 2:00 PM Cambridge Road, Wimpole Thursday Not Operational High Street, Tadlow Friday Not Operational Grange Farm, Wrestlingworth Saturday Not Operational Church Lane, Wrestlingworth Bury Hill, Potton 3 bus Info Market Square, Potton Direction: Biggleswade Stops: 58 Market Square, Potton Trip Duration: 89 min Bury Hill, Potton Line Summary: Drummer St Bus Station, Cambridge, Cambridge Road, Wimpole, Cambridge Road, Wimpole, High Street, Tadlow, Grange Farm, Sutton Road, Potton Wrestlingworth, Church Lane, Wrestlingworth, Bury Hill, Potton, Market Square, Potton, Bury Hill, Potton, Clayend Farm, Sutton Sutton Road, Potton, Clayend Farm, Sutton, Lower School, Sutton, Church, Sutton, The Croft, Sutton, Lower School, Sutton Sutton Crossroads, Sutton, Oak Tree Farm, Biggleswade, Biggleswade Hospital, Furzen Hall, Church, Sutton Nursery Close, New Town, Potton Road, Biggleswade, Spring Close, Biggleswade, Hitchmead The Croft, Sutton Road, Biggleswade, Chestnut Avenue, New Town, Bus Station, Biggleswade, Ivel Gardens, Sutton Crossroads, Sutton Biggleswade, Shortmead Street, Biggleswade, Sainsbury'S, Biggleswade, Broadview Nurseries, Oak Tree Farm, Biggleswade Upper Caldecote, Swallowƒeld, Upper Caldecote, The Pastures, Upper Caldecote, All Saints Church, Upper Biggleswade Hospital, Furzen Hall Caldecote, Post O∆ce, Upper Caldecote, The Green, Upper Caldecote, Gm Growers, Upper Caldecote, Kings Road, Broom, The Woodlands, Broom, Nursery Close, New Town Bancroft Avenue, Broom, Greenacres, Holme Mills, Langford Road Farm, Holme Mills, Ivel Cottages, Potton Road, Biggleswade Langford, East Road, Langford, Lower School, Spring Close, Biggleswade Langford, Pound Close, Langford, Prospect Road, Langford, Windsor Way, Langford, Jubilee Lane, Hitchmead Road, Biggleswade Langford, Bentley Close, Langford, Flexmore Way, The Baulk, Biggleswade Langford, Southland Rise, Langford, Pound Close, Langford, Lower School, Langford, East Road, Chestnut Avenue, New Town Langford, Langford Road Farm, Holme Mills, Greenacres, Holme Mills, Broom Turn, Holme Mills, Bus Station, Biggleswade Eldon Way, Biggleswade, Kayser Court, Biggleswade, Market Place, Biggleswade Blunham Road, Biggleswade, Ivel Gardens, Biggleswade Ivel Gardens, Biggleswade Shortmead Street, Biggleswade Ivel Bury, Biggleswade Sainsbury'S, Biggleswade Hill Lane, Biggleswade Broadview Nurseries, Upper Caldecote Swallowƒeld, Upper Caldecote The Pastures, Upper Caldecote All Saints Church, Upper Caldecote Oak Crescent, Northill Civil Parish Post O∆ce, Upper Caldecote The Green, Upper Caldecote Gm Growers, Upper Caldecote Kings Road, Broom The Woodlands, Broom Bancroft Avenue, Broom Greenacres, Holme Mills Langford Road Farm, Holme Mills Ivel Cottages, Langford East Road, Langford 77 Church Street, Langford Civil Parish Lower School, Langford Pound Close, Langford King George Close, Langford Civil Parish Prospect Road, Langford Windsor Way, Langford West View, Langford Civil Parish Jubilee Lane, Langford Bentley Close, Langford Station Road, Langford Civil Parish Flexmore Way, Langford Southland Rise, Langford Cambridge Road, Langford Civil Parish Pound Close, Langford Pound Close, Langford Civil Parish Lower School, Langford East Road, Langford Langford Road Farm, Holme Mills Greenacres, Holme Mills Broom Turn, Holme Mills Eldon Way, Biggleswade B659, Biggleswade Kayser Court, Biggleswade Brunel Drive, Biggleswade Blunham Road, Biggleswade Ivel Gardens, Biggleswade Direction: Cambridge 3 bus Time Schedule 59 stops Cambridge Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Ivel Gardens, Biggleswade Tuesday Not Operational Blunham Road, Biggleswade Wednesday 8:45 AM Kayser Court, Biggleswade Thursday Not Operational Eldon Way, Biggleswade Friday Not Operational Broom Turn, Holme Mills Saturday Not Operational Langford Road, Biggleswade Civil Parish Greenacres, Holme Mills Langford Road Farm, Holme Mills 3 bus Info Direction: Cambridge Ivel Cottages, Langford Stops: 59 Trip Duration: 95 min East Road, Langford Line Summary: Ivel Gardens, Biggleswade, Blunham Road, Biggleswade, Kayser Court, Biggleswade, 77 Church Street, Langford Civil Parish Eldon Way, Biggleswade, Broom Turn, Holme Mills, Lower School, Langford Greenacres, Holme Mills, Langford Road Farm, Holme Mills, Ivel Cottages, Langford, East Road, Langford, Lower School, Langford, Pound Close, Pound Close, Langford Langford, Prospect Road, Langford, Windsor Way, King George Close, Langford Civil Parish Langford, Jubilee Lane, Langford, Bentley Close, Langford, Flexmore Way, Langford, Southland Rise, Prospect Road, Langford Langford, Pound Close, Langford, Lower School, Langford, East Road, Langford, Langford Road Windsor Way, Langford Farm, Holme Mills, Greenacres, Holme Mills, Bancroft West View, Langford Civil Parish Avenue, Broom, The Woodlands, Broom, Kings Road, Broom, Broadview Nurseries, Upper Caldecote, Jubilee Lane, Langford Swallowƒeld, Upper Caldecote, The Pastures, Upper Caldecote, All Saints Church, Upper Caldecote, Post Bentley Close, Langford O∆ce, Upper Caldecote, The Green, Upper Caldecote, Station Road, Langford Civil Parish Gm Growers, Upper Caldecote, Sainsbury'S, Biggleswade, Shortmead Street, Biggleswade, Ivel Flexmore Way, Langford Gardens, Biggleswade, Bus Station, Biggleswade, Chestnut Avenue, New Town, Hitchmead Road, Southland Rise, Langford Biggleswade, Spring Close, Biggleswade, Potton Cambridge Road, Langford Civil Parish Road, Biggleswade, Nursery Close, New Town, Biggleswade Hospital, Furzen Hall, Oak Tree Farm, Pound Close, Langford Biggleswade, Sutton Crossroads, Sutton, The Croft, Pound Close, Langford Civil Parish Sutton, Church, Sutton, Lower School, Sutton, Clayend Farm, Sutton, Sutton Road, Potton, Bury Hill, Lower School, Langford Potton, Market Square, Potton, Bury Hill, Potton, The Slade, Wrestlingworth, Grange Farm, Wrestlingworth, East Road, Langford High Street, Tadlow, Cambridge Road, Wimpole, Cambridge Road, Wimpole, Drummer St Bus Station, Langford Road Farm, Holme Mills Cambridge, Grafton Centre, Cambridge Greenacres, Holme Mills Bancroft Avenue, Broom The Woodlands, Broom Kings Road, Broom Broadview Nurseries, Upper Caldecote Swallowƒeld, Upper Caldecote The Pastures, Upper Caldecote All Saints Church, Upper Caldecote Oak Crescent, Northill Civil Parish Post O∆ce, Upper Caldecote The Green, Upper Caldecote Gm Growers, Upper Caldecote Sainsbury'S, Biggleswade Hill Lane, Biggleswade Shortmead Street, Biggleswade Ivel Bury, Biggleswade Ivel Gardens, Biggleswade Bus Station, Biggleswade Market Place, Biggleswade Chestnut Avenue, New Town Hitchmead Road, Biggleswade Spring Close, Biggleswade Auckland Road, Biggleswade Potton Road, Biggleswade Nursery Close, New Town Biggleswade Hospital, Furzen Hall Potton Road, Biggleswade Oak Tree Farm, Biggleswade Sutton Crossroads, Sutton The Croft, Sutton Church, Sutton Lower School, Sutton Clayend Farm, Sutton Sutton Road, Potton Bury Hill, Potton Market Square, Potton Market Square, Potton Bury Hill, Potton The Slade, Wrestlingworth The Slade, Wrestlingworth And Cockayne Hatley Civil Parish Grange Farm, Wrestlingworth High Street, Tadlow Cambridge Road, Wimpole Cambridge Road, Wimpole Drummer St Bus Station, Cambridge Grafton Centre, Cambridge East Road, Cambridge 3 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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