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153 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 153 bus time schedule & line map 153 Lincoln Fields View In Website Mode The 153 bus line (Lincoln Fields) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Lincoln Fields: 8:47 AM - 7:01 PM (2) Tunney's Pasture: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 153 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 153 bus arriving. Direction: Lincoln Fields 153 bus Time Schedule 53 stops Lincoln Fields Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:15 AM - 7:15 PM Monday 8:47 AM - 7:01 PM Tunney's Pasture D Yarrow Driveway, Ottawa Tuesday 8:47 AM - 7:01 PM Holland / Spencer Wednesday 8:47 AM - 7:01 PM 66 Holland Avenue, Ottawa Thursday 8:47 AM - 7:01 PM Holland / Wellington Friday 8:47 AM - 7:01 PM 102 Holland Avenue, Ottawa Saturday 8:15 AM - 7:15 PM Wellington / Caroline 1275 Wellington Street West, Ottawa Wellington / Gilchrist 1347 Wellington Street West, Ottawa 153 bus Info Direction: Lincoln Fields Wellington / Carleton Stops: 53 1405 Wellington Street West, Ottawa Trip Duration: 38 min Line Summary: Tunney's Pasture D, Holland / Richmond / Island Park Spencer, Holland / Wellington, Wellington / Caroline, 70 Richmond Road, Ottawa Wellington / Gilchrist, Wellington / Carleton, Richmond / Island Park, Richmond / Hilson, Richmond / Hilson Richmond / Mcrae, Mcrae / Scott, Westboro 1b, 111 Richmond Road, Ottawa Scott / Clifton, Lanark / Champlain, Lanark / Beechgrove, Lanark / Churchill, Churchill / Transit Richmond / Mcrae Bridge, Churchill / Scott, Churchill / Richmond, 365 McRae Avenue, Ottawa Richmond / Churchill, Richmond / Roosevelt, Richmond / Golden, Richmond / Broadview, Mcrae / Scott Richmond / Fraser, Richmond / Westminster, 330 Mcrae Ave, Ottawa Richmond / Wavell, Richmond / Cleary, Richmond / Sherbourne, Richmond / Lockhart, Woodroffe / Westboro 1b Knightsbridge, Woodroffe / Anthony, Woodroffe / 1997 Scott Street, Ottawa Flower, Carling / Fairlawn, Carlingwood - Loblaws, Woodroffe / Carlingwood Mall, Woodroffe / Flower, Scott / Clifton Woodroffe / Anthony, Woodroffe / Knightsbridge, 1963 Scott Street, Ottawa Richmond / Woodroffe, Richmond / Allison, Richmond / New Orchard, Ambleside / New Orchard Lanark / Champlain North, Ambleside / Mcewen, 70 Mcewen, Mcewen Lanark Avenue, Ottawa Loop, 70 Mcewen, Mcewen / Ambleside, Richmond / Mcewen, Richmond / Star≈ower, Lincoln Fields Mall Lanark / Beechgrove 281 Lanark Avenue, Ottawa West, Croydon / Bond, Carling / Tavistock, Carling / Connaught, Lincoln Fields 4a Lanark / Churchill 331 Lanark Avenue, Ottawa Churchill / Transit Bridge 322 Churchill Ave N, Ottawa Churchill / Scott 334 Churchill Avenue North, Ottawa Churchill / Richmond 345 Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / Churchill 354 B Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / Roosevelt 407 Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / Golden 445 Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / Broadview 495 Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / Fraser 563 Richmond Rd, Ottawa Richmond / Westminster 621 Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / Wavell 685 Richmond Rd, Ottawa Richmond / Cleary 75 Cleary Avenue, Ottawa Richmond / Sherbourne 809 Richmond Rd, Ottawa Richmond / Lockhart 877 Richmond Road, Ottawa Woodroffe / Knightsbridge 162 Woodroffe Avenue, Ottawa Woodroffe / Anthony 194 Woodroffe Ave, Ottawa Woodroffe / Flower 284 Woodroffe Avenue, Ottawa Carling / Fairlawn 2158 Carling Ave, Ottawa Carlingwood - Loblaws Woodroffe / Carlingwood Mall 326 Woodroffe Ave, Ottawa Woodroffe / Flower 296 Woodroffe Ave, Ottawa Woodroffe / Anthony 204 Woodroffe Avenue, Ottawa Woodroffe / Knightsbridge 175 Woodroffe Avenue, Ottawa Richmond / Woodroffe 939 Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / Allison 993 Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / New Orchard 1047 Richmond Road, Ottawa Ambleside / New Orchard North 1071 Richmond Rd, Ottawa Ambleside / Mcewen 1129 Ambleside Drive, Ottawa 70 Mcewen 61 Mcewen Ave, Ottawa Mcewen Loop 27 McEwen Avenue, Ottawa 70 Mcewen McEwen Avenue, Ottawa Mcewen / Ambleside 102C McEwen Avenue, Ottawa Richmond / Mcewen 1195 A Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / Star≈ower 1285 Richmond Road, Ottawa Lincoln Fields Mall West 2525 Carling Avenue, Ottawa Croydon / Bond 2577 Carling Ave, Ottawa Carling / Tavistock 2576 Carling Avenue, Ottawa Carling / Connaught 811 Connaught Avenue, Ottawa Lincoln Fields 4a Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway, Ottawa Direction: Tunney's Pasture 153 bus Time Schedule 51 stops Tunney's Pasture Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Monday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Lincoln Fields 3b 1250 Richmond Road, Ottawa Tuesday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Carling / Tavistock Wednesday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM 2545 Carling Avenue, Ottawa Thursday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Croydon / Lincoln Fields Mall Friday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Croydon Avenue, Ottawa Saturday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Lincoln Fields Mall East 2525 Carling Avenue, Ottawa Richmond / Assaly 1299 Richmond Road, Ottawa 153 bus Info Direction: Tunney's Pasture Richmond / Sir John A Macdonald Stops: 51 1238 Richmond Road, Ottawa Trip Duration: 38 min Line Summary: Lincoln Fields 3b, Carling / Tavistock, Richmond / Edgeworth Croydon / Lincoln Fields Mall, Lincoln Fields Mall 1195 A Richmond Road, Ottawa East, Richmond / Assaly, Richmond / Sir John A Macdonald, Richmond / Edgeworth, Mcewen / Mcewen / Ambleside Ambleside, 70 Mcewen, Mcewen Loop, 70 Mcewen, 96 McEwen Avenue, Ottawa 1090 Ambleside, Ambleside / New Orchard North, Woodroffe / Knightsbridge, Woodroffe / Anthony, 70 Mcewen Woodroffe / Flower, Carling / Fairlawn, Carlingwood - 61 Mcewen Ave, Ottawa Loblaws, Woodroffe / Carlingwood Mall, Woodroffe / Flower, Woodroffe / Anthony, Woodroffe / Mcewen Loop Knightsbridge, Richmond / Woodroffe, Richmond / 27 McEwen Avenue, Ottawa Redwood, Richmond / Wavell, Richmond / Westminster, Richmond / Fraser, Richmond / 70 Mcewen Broadview, Richmond / Golden, Richmond / McEwen Avenue, Ottawa Roosevelt, Churchill / Richmond, Churchill / Scott, Churchill / Workman, Churchill / Lanark, Lanark / 1090 Ambleside Beechgrove, Lanark / Ad. 369, Scott / Clifton, Ambleside Drive, Ottawa Westboro , Mcrae / Scott, Mcrae / Richmond, Richmond / Kirkwood, Richmond / Hilson, Richmond Ambleside / New Orchard North / Island Park, Wellington / Mayfair, Wellington / 1100 Ambleside Drive, Ottawa Granville, Wellington / Clarendon, Wellington / Harmer, Holland / Wellington, Holland / Spencer, Woodroffe / Knightsbridge Holland / Scott, Tunney's Pasture D 162 Woodroffe Avenue, Ottawa Woodroffe / Anthony 194 Woodroffe Ave, Ottawa Woodroffe / Flower 284 Woodroffe Avenue, Ottawa Carling / Fairlawn 2158 Carling Ave, Ottawa Carlingwood - Loblaws Woodroffe / Carlingwood Mall 326 Woodroffe Ave, Ottawa Woodroffe / Flower 296 Woodroffe Ave, Ottawa Woodroffe / Anthony 204 Woodroffe Avenue, Ottawa Woodroffe / Knightsbridge 175 Woodroffe Avenue, Ottawa Richmond / Woodroffe 579 Byron Avenue, Ottawa Richmond / Redwood 747 Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / Wavell 681 Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / Westminster 579 Byron Avenue, Ottawa Richmond / Fraser 265 Britannia Rd, Ottawa Richmond / Broadview 529 Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / Golden 440 Golden Avenue, Ottawa Richmond / Roosevelt 400 Richmond Road, Ottawa Churchill / Richmond 393 Churchill Ave N, Ottawa Churchill / Scott 329 Churchill Avenue North, Ottawa Churchill / Workman 2 Van Lang Private, Ottawa Churchill / Lanark 265 Churchill Avenue North, Ottawa Lanark / Beechgrove 281 Lanark Avenue, Ottawa Lanark / Ad. 369 Lanark Avenue, Ottawa Scott / Clifton 305 Clifton Road, Ottawa Westboro 1997 Scott Street, Ottawa Mcrae / Scott 330 Mcrae Ave, Ottawa Mcrae / Richmond 225 Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / Kirkwood Kirkwood Avenue, Ottawa Richmond / Hilson 111 Richmond Road, Ottawa Richmond / Island Park 70 Richmond Road, Ottawa Wellington / Mayfair 1422 Wellington Street West, Ottawa Wellington / Granville 1354 Wellington Street West, Ottawa Wellington / Clarendon 1380 Wellington Street West, Ottawa Wellington / Harmer 1272 Wellington Street West, Ottawa Holland / Wellington 1233 Wellington Street West, Ottawa Holland / Spencer 65 Holland Avenue, Ottawa Holland / Scott 11 Holland Avenue, Ottawa Tunney's Pasture D Yarrow Driveway, Ottawa 153 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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