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13 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 13 bus time schedule & line map 13 Broadmead View In Website Mode The 13 bus line (Broadmead) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Broadmead: 6:35 AM - 5:15 PM (2) Filton: 6:45 PM (3) Shirehampton: 7:30 AM - 5:40 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 13 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 13 bus arriving. Direction: Broadmead 13 bus Time Schedule 70 stops Broadmead Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:35 AM - 5:15 PM Dursley Road, Shirehampton Tuesday 6:35 AM - 5:15 PM Stroud Road, Shirehampton Wednesday 6:35 AM - 5:15 PM Nibley Road, Shirehampton Thursday 6:35 AM - 5:15 PM Nibley Road, Bristol Friday 6:35 AM - 5:15 PM Hung Road, Shirehampton Saturday 7:05 AM - 5:15 PM Pembroke Avenue, Shirehampton 32 Station Road, Bristol Shirehampton Grn, Shirehampton High Street, Bristol 13 bus Info Direction: Broadmead Woodleaze, Sea Mills Stops: 70 Trip Duration: 85 min The Pentagon, Sea Mills Line Summary: Dursley Road, Shirehampton, Stroud The Pentagon, Bristol Road, Shirehampton, Nibley Road, Shirehampton, Hung Road, Shirehampton, Pembroke Avenue, Sea Mills Square, Sea Mills Shirehampton, Shirehampton Grn, Shirehampton, 139 Shirehampton Road, Bristol Woodleaze, Sea Mills, The Pentagon, Sea Mills, Sea Mills Square, Sea Mills, High Grove, Sea Mills, High Grove, Sea Mills Shirehampton Park, Shirehampton, Elberton Road, 204 Shirehampton Road, Bristol Coombe Dingle, Haig Close, Coombe Dingle, Southside Close, Coombe Dingle, Southwood Drive, Shirehampton Park, Shirehampton Coombe Dingle, Southwood Avenue, Coombe Dingle, 232 Shirehampton Road, Bristol Southwood Avenue, Coombe Dingle, Grove Road, Coombe Dingle, Arbutus Drive, Coombe Dingle, The Elberton Road, Coombe Dingle Dingle, Coombe Dingle, Coombe Lane, Coombe 242 Shirehampton Road, Bristol Dingle, Churchill Drive, Westbury on Trym, Sandyleaze, Westbury on Trym, Canford Cemetery, Haig Close, Coombe Dingle Westbury on Trym, Westbury Village, Westbury on 97 Westbury Lane, Bristol Trym, Falcondale Road, Westbury on Trym, Westover Road, Westbury on Trym, Northover Road, Westbury Southside Close, Coombe Dingle on Trym, Burghill Road, Brentry, Brentry Hospital, 37 Southwood Drive, Bristol Brentry, Robin Close, Brentry, Knole Lane, Brentry, Turnbridge Road, Southmead, Chakeshill Drive, Southwood Drive, Coombe Dingle Southmead, Charlton Road, Filton, Charlton Road, 73 Southwood Drive, Bristol Filton, Turnbridge Road, Southmead, Charlton Rd Jct, Southmead, Lanercost Road, Southmead, Southwood Avenue, Coombe Dingle Jarratts Road, Southmead, Greystoke Avenue, 1 Southwood Avenue, Bristol Southmead, Arnside Road, Southmead, Gosforth Road, Southmead, Badocks Wood School, Southwood Avenue, Coombe Dingle Southmead, Wilton Close, Southmead, Kingsholm 10 Southwood Drive East, Bristol Road, Southmead, Southmead Hospital, Southmead, Southmead Hospital, Southmead, Kingsholm Road, Grove Road, Coombe Dingle Southmead, Whiteleaze, Southmead, Waterdale 49 Grove Road, Bristol Gardens, Henleaze, Cherington Road, Henleaze, Bishopthorpe Road, Henleaze, Kellaway Crescent, Arbutus Drive, Coombe Dingle Horƒeld Common, Wellington Hill, Horƒeld Common, Mulberry Walk, Bristol Longmead Avenue, Golden Hill, Phoenix Grove, Golden Hill, Queen's Drive, Bishopston, King's Drive, The Dingle, Coombe Dingle Bishopston, Birchall Road, Bishopston, Clare Avenue, 132 Sylvan Way, Bristol Redland, Kersteman Road, Redland, Zetland Road Junction, Bishopston, Cotham Side, Cotham, Coombe Lane, Coombe Dingle Kingsdown Parade, Kingsdown, Horƒeld Road, 99 Coombe Lane, Bristol Kingsdown, Bristol Royal Inƒrmary, Kingsdown, Stokes Croft, Kingsdown, The Haymarket, Churchill Drive, Westbury on Trym Broadmead, Broadmead 332 Canford Lane, Bristol Sandyleaze, Westbury on Trym 291 Canford Lane, Bristol Canford Cemetery, Westbury on Trym 213 Canford Lane, Bristol Westbury Village, Westbury on Trym 1-3 Carlton Court, Bristol Falcondale Road, Westbury on Trym 32 Henbury Road, Bristol Westover Road, Westbury on Trym 7 Northover Road, Bristol Northover Road, Westbury on Trym 131 Northover Road, Bristol Burghill Road, Brentry 12 Charlton Road, Bristol Brentry Hospital, Brentry Robin Close, Brentry Knole Lane, Brentry Turnbridge Road, Southmead Briarside Road, Bristol Chakeshill Drive, Southmead Charlton Road, Filton Charlton Road, Bristol Charlton Road, Filton Charlton Road, Bristol Turnbridge Road, Southmead Briarside Road, Bristol Charlton Rd Jct, Southmead Pen Park Road, Bristol Lanercost Road, Southmead Homeleaze Road, Bristol Jarratts Road, Southmead Greystoke Avenue, Southmead 324 Greystoke Avenue, Bristol Arnside Road, Southmead Lilac Close, Bristol Gosforth Road, Southmead 116 Greystoke Avenue, Bristol Badocks Wood School, Southmead Wilton Close, Southmead Kingsholm Road, Southmead 335 Southmead Road, Bristol Southmead Hospital, Southmead Southmead Hospital, Southmead Southmead Road, Bristol Kingsholm Road, Southmead 277 Southmead Road, Bristol Whiteleaze, Southmead Francis Road, Bristol Waterdale Gardens, Henleaze 201 Wellington Hill West, Bristol Cherington Road, Henleaze 154 Wellington Hill West, Bristol Bishopthorpe Road, Henleaze Wellington Hill West, Bristol Kellaway Crescent, Horƒeld Common Wellington Hill, Horƒeld Common Woodhouse Grove, Bristol Longmead Avenue, Golden Hill 177 Kellaway Avenue, Bristol Phoenix Grove, Golden Hill 87 Kellaway Avenue, Bristol Queen's Drive, Bishopston 177 Bishop Road, Bristol King's Drive, Bishopston Kings Drive, Bristol Birchall Road, Bishopston 96 Kings Drive, Bristol Clare Avenue, Redland 132 Cranbrook Road, Bristol Kersteman Road, Redland 74 Cranbrook Road, Bristol Zetland Road Junction, Bishopston 226 Cheltenham Road, Bristol Cotham Side, Cotham 64 Cotham Brow, Bristol Kingsdown Parade, Kingsdown Montague Place, Bristol Horƒeld Road, Kingsdown 4-6 Horƒeld Road, Bristol Bristol Royal Inƒrmary, Kingsdown Upper Maudlin Street, Bristol Stokes Croft, Kingsdown Marlborough Street, Bristol The Haymarket, Broadmead The Haymarket, Bristol Broadmead Deep Street, Bristol Direction: Filton 13 bus Time Schedule 33 stops Filton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:45 PM Broadmead Deep Street, Bristol Tuesday 6:45 PM Bristol Royal Inƒrmary, Kingsdown Wednesday 6:45 PM Upper Maudlin Street, Bristol Thursday 6:45 PM Horƒeld Road, Kingsdown Friday 6:45 PM 26 Saint Michael's Hill, Bristol Saturday 6:45 PM Kingsdown Parade, Kingsdown Montague Place, Bristol Cotham Side, Cotham 47 Cotham Brow, Bristol 13 bus Info Direction: Filton Zetland Road Junction, Bishopston Stops: 33 223 Cheltenham Road, Bristol Trip Duration: 44 min Line Summary: Broadmead, Bristol Royal Inƒrmary, Cranbrook Road, Bishopston Kingsdown, Horƒeld Road, Kingsdown, Kingsdown 12 Cranbrook Road, Bristol Parade, Kingsdown, Cotham Side, Cotham, Zetland Road Junction, Bishopston, Cranbrook Road, Kersteman Road, Redland Bishopston, Kersteman Road, Redland, Clare 90 Cranbrook Road, Bristol Avenue, Redland, Birchall Road, Bishopston, King's Drive, Bishopston, Queen's Drive, Bishopston, Clare Avenue, Redland Phoenix Grove, Golden Hill, Longmead Avenue, 29 Clare Avenue, Bristol Golden Hill, Kellaway Crescent, Horƒeld Common, Bishopthorpe Road, Henleaze, Cherington Road, Birchall Road, Bishopston Henleaze, Waterdale Gardens, Henleaze, Whiteleaze, 1 Clare Avenue, Bristol Southmead, Kingsholm Road, Southmead, Southmead Hospital, Southmead, Southmead King's Drive, Bishopston Hospital, Southmead, Doncaster Road, Southmead, 162 Bishop Road, Bristol Wilton Close, Southmead, Badocks Wood School, Southmead, Gosforth Road, Southmead, Arnside Queen's Drive, Bishopston Road, Southmead, Greystoke Avenue, Southmead, 196 Bishop Road, Bristol Jarratts Road, Southmead, Lanercost Road, Southmead, Turnbridge Road, Southmead, Phoenix Grove, Golden Hill Chakeshill Drive, Southmead, Charlton Road, Filton Golden Hill, Bristol Longmead Avenue, Golden Hill 204 Kellaway Avenue, Bristol Kellaway Crescent, Horƒeld Common Bishopthorpe Road, Henleaze Cherington Road, Henleaze 154 Wellington Hill West, Bristol Waterdale Gardens, Henleaze 1 Cransley Crescent, Bristol Whiteleaze, Southmead Wellesley Mews, Bristol Kingsholm Road, Southmead 335 Southmead Road, Bristol Southmead Hospital, Southmead Southmead Hospital, Southmead Southmead Road, Bristol Doncaster Road, Southmead 2 Doncaster Road, Bristol Wilton Close, Southmead Doncaster Road, Bristol Badocks Wood School, Southmead Gosforth Road, Southmead 140 Greystoke Avenue, Bristol Arnside Road, Southmead 159-161 Greystoke Avenue, Bristol Greystoke Avenue, Southmead 298 Greystoke Avenue, Bristol Jarratts Road, Southmead Lanercost Road, Southmead Turnbridge Road, Southmead Briarside Road, Bristol Chakeshill Drive, Southmead Charlton Road, Filton Charlton Road, Bristol Direction: Shirehampton 13 bus Time Schedule 69 stops Shirehampton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:30 AM - 5:40 PM Broadmead Deep Street, Bristol Tuesday 7:30 AM - 5:40 PM Bristol Royal Inƒrmary, Kingsdown Wednesday 7:30 AM - 5:40 PM Upper Maudlin Street, Bristol Thursday 7:30 AM - 5:40 PM Horƒeld Road, Kingsdown Friday 7:30 AM - 5:40 PM 26 Saint Michael's Hill, Bristol Saturday 8:24 AM - 5:40 PM Kingsdown Parade, Kingsdown Montague Place, Bristol Cotham Side, Cotham 47 Cotham Brow, Bristol 13 bus Info Direction: Shirehampton Zetland Road Junction, Bishopston Stops: 69 223 Cheltenham Road, Bristol Trip Duration: 80 min Line Summary: Broadmead, Bristol Royal Inƒrmary, Cranbrook Road, Bishopston Kingsdown, Horƒeld Road, Kingsdown, Kingsdown
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