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37 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 37 bus time schedule & line map 37 Havant - Petersƒeld View In Website Mode The 37 bus line (Havant - Petersƒeld) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Clanƒeld: 6:10 PM (2) Havant: 6:40 AM - 6:40 PM (3) Petersƒeld: 5:55 AM - 5:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 37 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 37 bus arriving. Direction: Clanƒeld 37 bus Time Schedule 58 stops Clanƒeld Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:10 PM Bus Station, Havant 38A West Street Precinct, Havant Tuesday 6:10 PM Havant College, Havant Wednesday 6:10 PM Barncroft Way, Havant Thursday 6:10 PM Barncroft Bridge, Havant Friday 6:10 PM Georgia Close, Havant Saturday Not Operational Hooks Farm Way, Havant Barncroft Way, Havant Hazelholt Drive, Leigh Park 37 bus Info Barncroft Way, Leigh Park Direction: Clanƒeld Stops: 58 Linkenholt Way, Leigh Park Trip Duration: 53 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Havant, Havant College, Hulbert Road, Leigh Park Havant, Barncroft Bridge, Havant, Hooks Farm Way, Purbrook Way, Havant Havant, Hazelholt Drive, Leigh Park, Barncroft Way, Leigh Park, Linkenholt Way, Leigh Park, Hulbert South Downs College, Purbrook Road, Leigh Park, South Downs College, Purbrook, Morelands School, Purbrook, Crookhorn Precinct, Morelands School, Purbrook Purbrook, Crookhorn Corner, Purbrook, Crookhorn Minerva Close, Portsmouth College, Purbrook, Oaklands School, Stakes, Mole Hill, Stakes, Springwood Avenue, Stakes, Woodsedge, Crookhorn Precinct, Purbrook Stakes, Spruce Avenue, Stakes, Ferndale, Crookhorn Lane, Portsmouth Waterlooville, Warƒeld Crescent, Waterlooville, Victoria Road, Waterlooville, Precinct, Waterlooville, Crookhorn Corner, Purbrook Hulbert Road Roundabout, Waterlooville, Jubilee Road, Waterlooville, London Road, Waterlooville, Crookhorn College, Purbrook Highƒeld Parade, Waterlooville, Ferndale, Waterlooville, Crystal Way, Waterlooville, Florentina Oaklands School, Stakes Way, Waterlooville, Cornelius Drive, Waterlooville, Grassmere Way Shops, Waterlooville, Cherry Tree Avenue, Cowplain, Winscombe Avenue, Cowplain, Mole Hill, Stakes Cowplain Shops, Cowplain, Padnell Avenue, Cowplain, Hazleton Way, Cowplain, Greenƒeld Springwood Avenue, Stakes Crescent, Cowplain, Hazleton Way Shops, Cowplain, Rosemary Way, Horndean, Briars Close, Horndean, Woodsedge, Stakes Portsmouth Road, Horndean, Catherington Lane, Horndean, Merchistoun Hall, Horndean, Napier Road, Spruce Avenue, Stakes Horndean, Precinct, Horndean, Anchor Terrace, Horndean, Downwood Way, Horndean, South Road, Ferndale, Waterlooville Horndean, St Michaels Way, Clanƒeld, Viking Way, Clanƒeld, Snells Corner, Clanƒeld, Drift Road Shops, Warƒeld Crescent, Waterlooville Clanƒeld, New Road, Clanƒeld, Sunderton Lane, Clanƒeld, Farm View Avenue, Clanƒeld, Pipers Mead, Hulbert Road, Portsmouth Clanƒeld, Sword Close, Clanƒeld, Clanƒeld Village, Victoria Road, Waterlooville Clanƒeld 61 London Road, Portsmouth Precinct, Waterlooville Saint Georges Walk, Portsmouth Hulbert Road Roundabout, Waterlooville Jubilee Road, Waterlooville London Road, Waterlooville Highƒeld Parade, Waterlooville 8 Highƒeld Avenue, Portsmouth Ferndale, Waterlooville Glamis Close, Portsmouth Crystal Way, Waterlooville Florentina Way, Waterlooville Cornelius Drive, Waterlooville Celia Close, Portsmouth Grassmere Way Shops, Waterlooville Cherry Tree Avenue, Cowplain Winscombe Avenue, Cowplain Cowplain Shops, Cowplain 57 London Road, Portsmouth Padnell Avenue, Cowplain Hazleton Way, Cowplain Padnell Road, Portsmouth Greenƒeld Crescent, Cowplain Hazleton Way Shops, Cowplain Furze Way, Portsmouth Rosemary Way, Horndean Briars Close, Horndean Portsmouth Road, Horndean Catherington Lane, Horndean Merchistoun Hall, Horndean 65 Portsmouth Road, Portsmouth Napier Road, Horndean Precinct, Horndean 9 Horndean Precinct, Portsmouth Road Anchor Terrace, Horndean Downwood Way, Horndean Down Farm Place, Portsmouth South Road, Horndean St Michaels Way, Clanƒeld Viking Way, Clanƒeld Snells Corner, Clanƒeld Hilltop Gardens, Portsmouth Drift Road Shops, Clanƒeld New Road, Clanƒeld Drift Road, Portsmouth Sunderton Lane, Clanƒeld Farm View Avenue, Clanƒeld Trafalgar Rise, Clanƒeld Civil Parish Pipers Mead, Clanƒeld Sword Close, Clanƒeld South Lane, Clanƒeld Civil Parish Clanƒeld Village, Clanƒeld 17 South Lane, Clanƒeld Civil Parish Direction: Havant 37 bus Time Schedule 71 stops Havant Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:40 AM - 6:40 PM Station, Petersƒeld 34 Lavant Street, Petersƒeld Tuesday 6:40 AM - 6:40 PM The Square, Petersƒeld Wednesday 6:40 AM - 6:40 PM The Square, Petersƒeld Thursday 6:40 AM - 6:40 PM Dragon Street, Petersƒeld Friday 6:40 AM - 6:40 PM 14 Dragon Street, Petersƒeld Saturday 7:26 AM - 6:30 PM Tesco, Petersƒeld Cranford Road, Petersƒeld The Causeway, Petersƒeld 37 bus Info Kennet Road, Petersƒeld Direction: Havant Stops: 71 The Causeway, Petersƒeld Trip Duration: 80 min Line Summary: Station, Petersƒeld, The Square, Bolinge Hill Farm, Weston Petersƒeld, Dragon Street, Petersƒeld, Tesco, Petersƒeld, Cranford Road, Petersƒeld, Kennet Road, Greenway Lane, Weston Petersƒeld, The Causeway, Petersƒeld, Bolinge Hill Farm, Weston, Greenway Lane, Weston, Queen Queen Elizabeth Country Park, Clanƒeld Elizabeth Country Park, Clanƒeld, Chalton Lane, Clanƒeld, Green Lane, Clanƒeld, Sunderton Lane, Chalton Lane, Clanƒeld Clanƒeld, Clanƒeld Village, Clanƒeld, Sword Close, Clanƒeld, Pipers Mead, Clanƒeld, Farm View Avenue, Green Lane, Clanƒeld Clanƒeld, New Road, Clanƒeld, Drift Road Shops, Clanƒeld, Snells Corner, Clanƒeld, Viking Way, Clanƒeld, St Michaels Way, Clanƒeld, South Road, Sunderton Lane, Clanƒeld Horndean, Downwood Way, Horndean, Anchor Terrace, Horndean, Precinct, Horndean, Napier Road, Clanƒeld Village, Clanƒeld Horndean, Merchistoun Hall, Horndean, Portsmouth 11 South Lane, Clanƒeld Civil Parish Road, Horndean, Briars Close, Horndean, Rosemary Way, Horndean, Hazleton Way Shops, Cowplain, Sword Close, Clanƒeld Greenƒeld Crescent, Cowplain, Hazleton Way, South Lane, Clanƒeld Civil Parish Cowplain, Padnell Avenue, Cowplain, Cowplain Shops, Cowplain, Winscombe Avenue, Cowplain, Pipers Mead, Clanƒeld Cherry Tree Avenue, Cowplain, Grassmere Way Pipers Mead, Portsmouth Shops, Waterlooville, Cornelius Drive, Waterlooville, Florentina Way, Waterlooville, Crystal Way, Farm View Avenue, Clanƒeld Waterlooville, Ferndale, Waterlooville, Highƒeld Trafalgar Rise, Clanƒeld Civil Parish Parade, Waterlooville, Highƒeld Avenue, Waterlooville, Jubilee Road, Waterlooville, Hulbert New Road, Clanƒeld Road Roundabout, Waterlooville, Precinct, Ridge Close, Portsmouth Waterlooville, Victoria Road, Waterlooville, Ferndale, Waterlooville, Spruce Avenue, Stakes, Woodsedge, Drift Road Shops, Clanƒeld Stakes, Springwood Avenue, Stakes, Mole Hill, 36 Drift Road, Portsmouth Stakes, Oaklands School, Stakes, Crookhorn College, Purbrook, Crookhorn Corner, Purbrook, Crookhorn Snells Corner, Clanƒeld Precinct, Purbrook, Morelands School, Purbrook, Hilltop Gardens, Portsmouth South Downs College, Purbrook, College Road, Purbrook, Hulbert Road, Leigh Park, Park House Viking Way, Clanƒeld Farm Way, Leigh Park, Linkenholt Way, Leigh Park, Ashley Close, Leigh Park, Hazelholt Drive, Leigh Park, St Michaels Way, Clanƒeld Hooks Farm Way, Havant, Woodgreen Avenue, Havant, Havant College, Havant, Havant College, South Road, Horndean Havant, Bus Station, Havant London Road, Horndean Civil Parish Downwood Way, Horndean Down Farm Place, Portsmouth Anchor Terrace, Horndean The Yews, Portsmouth Precinct, Horndean Napier Road, Horndean Merchistoun Hall, Horndean Portsmouth Road, Horndean Briars Close, Horndean Linden Way, Portsmouth Rosemary Way, Horndean Hazleton Way Shops, Cowplain 52 Hazleton Way, Portsmouth Greenƒeld Crescent, Cowplain Greenƒeld Crescent, Portsmouth Hazleton Way, Cowplain Padnell Road, Portsmouth Padnell Avenue, Cowplain Cowplain Shops, Cowplain 65 London Road, Portsmouth Winscombe Avenue, Cowplain Cherry Tree Avenue, Cowplain Grassmere Way Shops, Waterlooville Cornelius Drive, Waterlooville Tempest Avenue, Portsmouth Florentina Way, Waterlooville Crystal Way, Waterlooville Ferndale, Waterlooville Highƒeld Parade, Waterlooville 8 Highƒeld Avenue, Portsmouth Highƒeld Avenue, Waterlooville 193 London Road, Portsmouth Jubilee Road, Waterlooville Hannah Gardens, Portsmouth Hulbert Road Roundabout, Waterlooville Beaconsƒeld Road, Portsmouth Precinct, Waterlooville 5 The Clockhouse, London Road Victoria Road, Waterlooville 250 London Road, Portsmouth Ferndale, Waterlooville Spruce Avenue, Stakes Woodsedge, Stakes Springwood Avenue, Stakes Mole Hill, Stakes Lombardy Rise, Portsmouth Oaklands School, Stakes Crookhorn College, Purbrook Crookhorn Corner, Purbrook Midas Close, Portsmouth Crookhorn Precinct, Purbrook Crookhorn Lane, Portsmouth Morelands School, Purbrook Minerva Close, Portsmouth South Downs College, Purbrook College Road, Purbrook Purbrook Way, England Hulbert Road, Leigh Park Park House Farm Way, Leigh Park Purbrook Way, Havant Linkenholt Way, Leigh Park Ashley Close, Leigh Park Hazelholt Drive, Leigh Park Hooks Farm Way, Havant Barncroft Way, Havant Woodgreen Avenue, Havant Havant College, Havant Barncroft Way, Havant Havant College, Havant New Road, Havant Bus Station, Havant 38A West Street Precinct, Havant Direction: Petersƒeld 37 bus Time Schedule 72 stops Petersƒeld Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:55 AM - 5:10 PM Bus Station, Havant 38A West Street Precinct, Havant Tuesday 5:55 AM - 5:10
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