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X10 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route X10 bus time schedule & line map X10 Bishop's Waltham View In Website Mode The X10 bus line (Bishop's Waltham) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bishop's Waltham: 3:08 PM (2) Bishop's Waltham: 7:10 AM - 6:25 PM (3) Southampton City Centre: 6:25 AM - 5:38 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest X10 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next X10 bus arriving. Direction: Bishop's Waltham X10 bus Time Schedule 15 stops Bishop's Waltham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:08 PM Technology College, Swanmore Tuesday 3:08 PM Recreation Ground, Swanmore Wednesday 3:08 PM St Barnabas Church, Swanmore Thursday 3:08 PM Church Road, Swanmore Civil Parish Friday 3:08 PM Hampton Hill, Swanmore Saturday Not Operational Moorlands Road, Swanmore Paradise Lane, Bishop's Waltham Rareridge Lane, Bishop's Waltham X10 bus Info Direction: Bishop's Waltham Gunners Park, Bishop's Waltham Stops: 15 Trip Duration: 14 min Hoe Road, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Line Summary: Technology College, Swanmore, Hoe Road, Bishop's Waltham Recreation Ground, Swanmore, St Barnabas Church, Swanmore, Hampton Hill, Swanmore, Moorlands Road, Swanmore, Paradise Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Godfrey Pink Way, Bishop's Waltham Rareridge Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Gunners Park, Bishop's Waltham, Hoe Road, Bishop's Waltham, The Square, Bishop's Waltham Godfrey Pink Way, Bishop's Waltham, The Square, Saint George's Square, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Bishop's Waltham, Priory Court, Bishop's Waltham, The Avenue, Bishop's Waltham, Churchill Avenue, Priory Court, Bishop's Waltham Bishop's Waltham, Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham The Avenue, Bishop's Waltham Churchill Avenue, Bishop's Waltham Albany Road, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham Direction: Bishop's Waltham X10 bus Time Schedule 43 stops Bishop's Waltham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:10 AM - 6:25 PM Bargate Westquay, Southampton City Centre Arundel Bridge, Southampton Tuesday 7:10 AM - 6:25 PM Asda & Marlands, Southampton City Centre Wednesday 7:10 AM - 6:25 PM Civic Centre, Southampton City Centre Thursday 7:10 AM - 6:25 PM Windsor Terrace, Southampton Friday 7:10 AM - 6:25 PM Solent University, Southampton City Centre Saturday 8:20 AM - 6:25 PM New Road, Southampton Brintons Road, Nicholstown Britannia Road, Northam X10 bus Info Lumpy Lane, Southampton Direction: Bishop's Waltham Stops: 43 Princes Street, Northam Trip Duration: 38 min Northam Road, Southampton Line Summary: Bargate Westquay, Southampton City Centre, Asda & Marlands, Southampton City Quayside Road, Bitterne Manor Centre, Civic Centre, Southampton City Centre, Bitterne Road West, Southampton Solent University, Southampton City Centre, Brintons Road, Nicholstown, Britannia Road, Northam, Rampart Road, Bitterne Manor Princes Street, Northam, Quayside Road, Bitterne Rampart Road, Southampton Manor, Rampart Road, Bitterne Manor, Cobbett Road, Bitterne Manor, Lance's Hill, Bitterne, Bitterne Cobbett Road, Bitterne Manor Shops, Bitterne, Chichester Road, Bitterne, Dean A3035, Southampton Road, Bitterne, Hatley Road, Hareƒeld, St Francis Avenue, Hareƒeld, Beauworth Avenue, West End, Lance's Hill, Bitterne Moorhill Road, West End, Midlands Estate, West End, Bitterne Road, Southampton Post O∆ce & Shops, West End, Hilldene Centre, West End, The Pavilions, West End, Monarch Way, Bitterne Shops, Bitterne Moorgreen, Southampton Arms, Moorgreen, 369 Bitterne Road, Southampton Allotments, Moorgreen, Burnetts Lane, Moorgreen, Wessex Vale Crematorium, Moorgreen, Jacksons Chichester Road, Bitterne Farm, Horton Heath, Denhams Corner, Horton Heath, 64 West End Road, Southampton Snakemoor Farm, Durley, Church Lane, Durley, Primary School, Durley, Village Hall, Durley, Middle Dean Road, Bitterne Farm Cottage, Durley, Old Durley Chapel, Wintershill, Westend Road, Southampton Robin Hood, Wintershill, Laurel Farm, Wintershill, Wintershill Farm, Wintershill, Ashton Lane, Bishop's Hatley Road, Hareƒeld Waltham, Churchill Avenue, Bishop's Waltham, 149 West End Road, Southampton Claylands Road, Bishop's Waltham, Pondside Lane, Bishop's Waltham, The Square, Bishop's Waltham St Francis Avenue, Hareƒeld Beauworth Avenue, West End Moorhill Road, West End West End Road, Southampton Midlands Estate, West End Hatch Mead, Southampton Post O∆ce & Shops, West End 43,45 High Street, Southampton Hilldene Centre, West End High Street, Southampton The Pavilions, West End Moorgreen Road, Southampton Monarch Way, Moorgreen Barrowƒelds Close, Southampton Southampton Arms, Moorgreen Raymond Close, West End Civil Parish Allotments, Moorgreen Burnetts Lane, Moorgreen Wessex Vale Crematorium, Moorgreen Jacksons Farm, Horton Heath Denhams Corner, Horton Heath Bubb Lane, Botley Civil Parish Snakemoor Farm, Durley Church Lane, Durley Primary School, Durley Village Hall, Durley Middle Farm Cottage, Durley Old Durley Chapel, Wintershill Robin Hood, Wintershill Laurel Farm, Wintershill Wintershill Farm, Wintershill Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham Churchill Avenue, Bishop's Waltham Cunningham Avenue, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Claylands Road, Bishop's Waltham Pondside Lane, Bishop's Waltham Vine Gardens, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish The Square, Bishop's Waltham Saint George's Square, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Direction: Southampton City Centre X10 bus Time Schedule 55 stops Southampton City Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:25 AM - 5:38 PM Forest Gardens, Waltham Chase Tuesday 6:25 AM - 5:38 PM Technology College, Swanmore Wednesday 6:25 AM - 5:38 PM Recreation Ground, Swanmore Thursday 6:25 AM - 5:38 PM St Barnabas Church, Swanmore Friday 6:25 AM - 5:38 PM Church Road, Swanmore Civil Parish Saturday 7:25 AM - 5:38 PM Hampton Hill, Swanmore Moorlands Road, Swanmore Paradise Lane, Bishop's Waltham X10 bus Info Direction: Southampton City Centre Rareridge Lane, Bishop's Waltham Stops: 55 Trip Duration: 37 min Gunners Park, Bishop's Waltham Line Summary: Forest Gardens, Waltham Chase, Technology College, Swanmore, Recreation Ground, Hoe Road, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Swanmore, St Barnabas Church, Swanmore, Hoe Road, Bishop's Waltham Hampton Hill, Swanmore, Moorlands Road, Swanmore, Paradise Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Rareridge Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Gunners Park, Godfrey Pink Way, Bishop's Waltham Bishop's Waltham, Hoe Road, Bishop's Waltham, Godfrey Pink Way, Bishop's Waltham, The Square, The Square, Bishop's Waltham Bishop's Waltham, Priory Court, Bishop's Waltham, Saint George's Square, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish The Avenue, Bishop's Waltham, Churchill Avenue, Bishop's Waltham, Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Priory Court, Bishop's Waltham Wintershill Farm, Wintershill, Laurel Farm, Wintershill, Robin Hood, Wintershill, Old Durley Chapel, The Avenue, Bishop's Waltham Wintershill, Middle Farm Cottage, Durley, Village Hall, Durley, Primary School, Durley, Church Lane, Durley, Churchill Avenue, Bishop's Waltham Snakemoor Farm, Durley, Denhams Corner, Horton Albany Road, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Heath, Jacksons Farm, Horton Heath, Wessex Vale Crematorium, Moorgreen, Burnetts Lane, Moorgreen, Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham Allotments, Moorgreen, Southampton Arms, Moorgreen, Monarch Way, Moorgreen, The Pavilions, Wintershill Farm, Wintershill West End, Hilldene Centre, West End, Post O∆ce & Shops, West End, Midlands Estate, West End, Laurel Farm, Wintershill Moorhill Road, West End, Beauworth Avenue, West End, St Francis Avenue, Hareƒeld, Hatley Road, Robin Hood, Wintershill Hareƒeld, Dean Road, Bitterne, Chichester Road, Bitterne, Bitterne Shops, Bitterne, Midanbury Lane, Old Durley Chapel, Wintershill Bitterne, Bullar Road, Bitterne, Rampart Road, Bitterne Manor, Quayside Road, Bitterne Manor, Middle Farm Cottage, Durley Princes Street, Northam, Britannia Road, Northam, Brintons Road, Nicholstown, Solent University, Southampton City Centre, Park Walk, Southampton Village Hall, Durley City Centre, Above Bar, Southampton City Centre, Vincent's Walk, Southampton City Centre, Bargate Primary School, Durley Westquay, Southampton City Centre Church Lane, Durley Snakemoor Farm, Durley Denhams Corner, Horton Heath Bubb Lane, Botley Civil Parish Jacksons Farm, Horton Heath Wessex Vale Crematorium, Moorgreen Burnetts Lane, Moorgreen Allotments, Moorgreen Southampton Arms, Moorgreen Raymond Close, West End Civil Parish Monarch Way, Moorgreen The Pavilions, West End Moorgreen Road, Southampton Hilldene Centre, West End High Street, Southampton Post O∆ce & Shops, West End 43,45 High Street, Southampton Midlands Estate, West End Hatch Mead, Southampton Moorhill Road, West End Beauworth Avenue, West End St Francis Avenue, Hareƒeld Hatley Road, Hareƒeld 149 West End Road, Southampton Dean Road, Bitterne Westend Road, Southampton Chichester Road, Bitterne 62a West End Road, Southampton Bitterne Shops, Bitterne Midanbury Lane, Bitterne Bullar Road, Bitterne A3035, Southampton Rampart Road, Bitterne Manor Rampart Road, Southampton Quayside Road, Bitterne Manor Bitterne Road West, Southampton Princes Street, Northam Britannia Road, Northam Lumpy Lane, Southampton Brintons Road, Nicholstown Northam Road, Southampton Solent University, Southampton City Centre New Road, Southampton Park Walk, Southampton City Centre Above Bar, Southampton City Centre 100 Above Bar Street, Southampton Vincent's Walk, Southampton City Centre Bargate Westquay, Southampton City Centre Arundel Bridge, Southampton X10 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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