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28 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 28 bus time schedule & line map 28 Baltasound - Belmont View In Website Mode The 28 bus line (Baltasound - Belmont) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Baltasound: 8:40 AM - 4:30 PM (2) Baltasound: 8:15 AM (3) Belmont: 9:55 AM - 4:05 PM (4) Gutcher: 7:35 AM (5) Saxa Vord: 7:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 28 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 28 bus arriving. Direction: Baltasound 28 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Baltasound Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:40 AM - 4:30 PM Ferry Terminal, Gutcher Tuesday 8:40 AM - 4:30 PM Ferry Terminal, Belmont Wednesday 8:40 AM - 4:30 PM Road End, Belmont Thursday 8:40 AM - 4:30 PM Road End, Uyeasound Friday 8:40 AM - 4:30 PM Youth Hostel, Uyeasound Saturday 8:40 AM - 10:20 AM Burnside Rd End, Uyeasound Mailand Rd End, Uyeasound 28 bus Info Minister's Rd End, Uyeasound Direction: Baltasound Stops: 29 Trip Duration: 30 min Westing Rd End, Uyeasound Line Summary: Ferry Terminal, Gutcher, Ferry Terminal, Belmont, Road End, Belmont, Road End, Nordalea, Baltasound Uyeasound, Youth Hostel, Uyeasound, Burnside Rd End, Uyeasound, Mailand Rd End, Uyeasound, Airport Rd End, Baltasound Minister's Rd End, Uyeasound, Westing Rd End, Uyeasound, Nordalea, Baltasound, Airport Rd End, Millburn Park, Baltasound Baltasound, Millburn Park, Baltasound, Shop, Millburn Park, Scotland Baltasound, Springpark Rd End, Baltasound, Police Station, Baltasound, Hotel Rd End, Baltasound, Shop, Baltasound Littlehamar Rd End, Baltasound, Industrial Estate, Baltasound, Heritage Centre, Haroldswick, Housi Springpark Rd End, Baltasound Field Rd End, Saxa Vord, Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord, Brakeƒeld Crescent, Saxa Vord, Nordabrake Rd Police Station, Baltasound End, Saxa Vord, Housi Field Rd End, Saxa Vord, Taftens Rd End, Valsgarth, Skeggie Rd End, Hotel Rd End, Baltasound Valsgarth, Road End, Clibberswick, Village, Haroldswick, Industrial Estate, Baltasound Littlehamar Rd End, Baltasound Industrial Estate, Baltasound Heritage Centre, Haroldswick Housi Field Rd End, Saxa Vord Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord Brakeƒeld Crescent, Saxa Vord Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord Housi Field Rd End, Saxa Vord Taftens Rd End, Valsgarth Skeggie Rd End, Valsgarth Road End, Clibberswick Village, Haroldswick Beach Road, Scotland Industrial Estate, Baltasound Direction: Baltasound 28 bus Time Schedule 24 stops Baltasound Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:15 AM Industrial Estate, Baltasound Tuesday 8:15 AM Heritage Centre, Haroldswick Wednesday 8:15 AM Housi Field Rd End, Saxa Vord Thursday 8:15 AM Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord Friday 8:15 AM Brakeƒeld Crescent, Saxa Vord Saturday Not Operational Skaw Rd End, Norwick Millƒeld Rd End, Norwick 28 bus Info Village, Norwick Direction: Baltasound Stops: 24 Trip Duration: 30 min Millƒeld Rd End, Norwick Line Summary: Industrial Estate, Baltasound, Heritage Centre, Haroldswick, Housi Field Rd End, Skaw Rd End, Norwick Saxa Vord, Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord, Brakeƒeld Crescent, Saxa Vord, Skaw Rd End, Brakeƒeld Crescent, Saxa Vord Norwick, Millƒeld Rd End, Norwick, Village, Norwick, Millƒeld Rd End, Norwick, Skaw Rd End, Norwick, Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord Brakeƒeld Crescent, Saxa Vord, Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord, Housi Field Rd End, Saxa Vord, Taftens Housi Field Rd End, Saxa Vord Rd End, Valsgarth, Skeggie Rd End, Valsgarth, Road End, Clibberswick, Village, Haroldswick, Industrial Taftens Rd End, Valsgarth Estate, Baltasound, Littlehamar Rd End, Baltasound, Hotel Rd End, Baltasound, Police Station, Skeggie Rd End, Valsgarth Baltasound, Setters Hill Estate, Baltasound, Nikkavord Lea, Baltasound, Junior High School, Road End, Clibberswick Baltasound Village, Haroldswick Beach Road, Scotland Industrial Estate, Baltasound Littlehamar Rd End, Baltasound Hotel Rd End, Baltasound Police Station, Baltasound Setters Hill Estate, Baltasound Nikkavord Lea, Baltasound Junior High School, Baltasound Direction: Belmont 28 bus Time Schedule 28 stops Belmont Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:55 AM - 4:05 PM Industrial Estate, Baltasound Tuesday 9:55 AM - 4:05 PM Heritage Centre, Haroldswick Wednesday 9:55 AM - 4:05 PM Housi Field Rd End, Saxa Vord Thursday 9:55 AM - 4:05 PM Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord Friday 9:55 AM - 4:05 PM Brakeƒeld Crescent, Saxa Vord Saturday 9:55 AM - 3:30 PM Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord Housi Field Rd End, Saxa Vord 28 bus Info Taftens Rd End, Valsgarth Direction: Belmont Stops: 28 Trip Duration: 45 min Skeggie Rd End, Valsgarth Line Summary: Industrial Estate, Baltasound, Heritage Centre, Haroldswick, Housi Field Rd End, Road End, Clibberswick Saxa Vord, Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord, Brakeƒeld Crescent, Saxa Vord, Nordabrake Rd End, Village, Haroldswick Saxa Vord, Housi Field Rd End, Saxa Vord, Taftens Beach Road, Scotland Rd End, Valsgarth, Skeggie Rd End, Valsgarth, Road End, Clibberswick, Village, Haroldswick, Industrial Industrial Estate, Baltasound Estate, Baltasound, Littlehamar Rd End, Baltasound, Hotel Rd End, Baltasound, Police Station, Littlehamar Rd End, Baltasound Baltasound, Springpark Rd End, Baltasound, Shop, Baltasound, Millburn Park, Baltasound, Airport Rd Hotel Rd End, Baltasound End, Baltasound, Nordalea, Baltasound, Westing Rd End, Uyeasound, Minister's Rd End, Uyeasound, Police Station, Baltasound Mailand Rd End, Uyeasound, Burnside Rd End, Uyeasound, Youth Hostel, Uyeasound, Road End, Springpark Rd End, Baltasound Uyeasound, Road End, Belmont, Ferry Terminal, Belmont Shop, Baltasound Millburn Park, Baltasound Millburn Park, Scotland Airport Rd End, Baltasound Nordalea, Baltasound Westing Rd End, Uyeasound Minister's Rd End, Uyeasound Mailand Rd End, Uyeasound Burnside Rd End, Uyeasound Youth Hostel, Uyeasound Road End, Uyeasound Road End, Belmont Ferry Terminal, Belmont Direction: Gutcher 28 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Gutcher Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:35 AM Industrial Estate, Baltasound Tuesday 7:35 AM Heritage Centre, Haroldswick Wednesday 7:35 AM Housi Field Rd End, Saxa Vord Thursday 7:35 AM Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord Friday 7:35 AM Brakeƒeld Crescent, Saxa Vord Saturday 7:35 AM Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord Housi Field Rd End, Saxa Vord 28 bus Info Direction: Gutcher Taftens Rd End, Valsgarth Stops: 29 Trip Duration: 60 min Skeggie Rd End, Valsgarth Line Summary: Industrial Estate, Baltasound, Heritage Centre, Haroldswick, Housi Field Rd End, Road End, Clibberswick Saxa Vord, Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord, Brakeƒeld Crescent, Saxa Vord, Nordabrake Rd End, Village, Haroldswick Saxa Vord, Housi Field Rd End, Saxa Vord, Taftens Beach Road, Scotland Rd End, Valsgarth, Skeggie Rd End, Valsgarth, Road End, Clibberswick, Village, Haroldswick, Industrial Industrial Estate, Baltasound Estate, Baltasound, Littlehamar Rd End, Baltasound, Hotel Rd End, Baltasound, Police Station, Littlehamar Rd End, Baltasound Baltasound, Springpark Rd End, Baltasound, Shop, Baltasound, Millburn Park, Baltasound, Airport Rd Hotel Rd End, Baltasound End, Baltasound, Nordalea, Baltasound, Westing Rd End, Uyeasound, Minister's Rd End, Uyeasound, Police Station, Baltasound Mailand Rd End, Uyeasound, Burnside Rd End, Uyeasound, Youth Hostel, Uyeasound, Road End, Springpark Rd End, Baltasound Uyeasound, Road End, Belmont, Ferry Terminal, Belmont, Ferry Terminal, Gutcher Shop, Baltasound Millburn Park, Baltasound Millburn Park, Scotland Airport Rd End, Baltasound Nordalea, Baltasound Westing Rd End, Uyeasound Minister's Rd End, Uyeasound Mailand Rd End, Uyeasound Burnside Rd End, Uyeasound Youth Hostel, Uyeasound Road End, Uyeasound Road End, Belmont Ferry Terminal, Belmont Ferry Terminal, Gutcher Direction: Saxa Vord 28 bus Time Schedule 22 stops Saxa Vord Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:10 PM Ferry Terminal, Gutcher Tuesday 7:10 PM Ferry Terminal, Belmont Wednesday 7:10 PM Road End, Belmont Thursday 7:10 PM Road End, Uyeasound Friday 5:50 PM - 7:10 PM Youth Hostel, Uyeasound Saturday 3:50 PM - 7:10 PM Burnside Rd End, Uyeasound Mailand Rd End, Uyeasound 28 bus Info Minister's Rd End, Uyeasound Direction: Saxa Vord Stops: 22 Trip Duration: 35 min Westing Rd End, Uyeasound Line Summary: Ferry Terminal, Gutcher, Ferry Terminal, Belmont, Road End, Belmont, Road End, Nordalea, Baltasound Uyeasound, Youth Hostel, Uyeasound, Burnside Rd End, Uyeasound, Mailand Rd End, Uyeasound, Airport Rd End, Baltasound Minister's Rd End, Uyeasound, Westing Rd End, Uyeasound, Nordalea, Baltasound, Airport Rd End, Millburn Park, Baltasound Baltasound, Millburn Park, Baltasound, Shop, Millburn Park, Scotland Baltasound, Springpark Rd End, Baltasound, Police Station, Baltasound, Hotel Rd End, Baltasound, Shop, Baltasound Littlehamar Rd End, Baltasound, Industrial Estate, Baltasound, Heritage Centre, Haroldswick, Housi Springpark Rd End, Baltasound Field Rd End, Saxa Vord, Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord, Brakeƒeld Crescent, Saxa Vord Police Station, Baltasound Hotel Rd End, Baltasound Littlehamar Rd End, Baltasound Industrial Estate, Baltasound Heritage Centre, Haroldswick Housi Field Rd End, Saxa Vord Nordabrake Rd End, Saxa Vord Brakeƒeld Crescent, Saxa Vord 28 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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