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44 bus time schedule & line map 44 Ancaster Business Park View In Website Mode The 44 bus line (Ancaster Business Park) has 7 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Ancaster Business Park: 12:33 AM - 11:33 PM (2) Confederation Go Station: 12:38 AM - 11:38 PM (3) Eastgate Square: 8:00 AM - 3:20 PM (4) Glancaster Loop: 12:21 AM - 9:41 PM (5) Rymal at Upper James: 8:48 AM - 6:12 PM (6) Rymal at Upper James: 12:55 AM - 6:13 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 44 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 44 bus arriving. Direction: Ancaster Business Park 44 bus Time Schedule 93 stops Ancaster Business Park Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:57 AM - 11:04 PM Monday 4:51 AM - 11:33 PM Confederation Go at Platform 4 Tuesday 12:33 AM - 11:33 PM Centennial Walmart Platform 2 520 Centennial Parkway, Hamilton Wednesday 12:33 AM - 11:33 PM Centennial at Arrowsmith Thursday 12:33 AM - 11:33 PM 333 Centennial Parkway North, Hamilton Friday 12:33 AM - 11:33 PM Centennial at Barton Saturday 12:33 AM - 11:32 PM 247 Centennial Parkway, Hamilton Centennial at Eastgate 187 Centennial Parkway North, Hamilton 44 bus Info Centennial at Delawana Direction: Ancaster Business Park 115 Centennial Parkway North, Hamilton Stops: 93 Trip Duration: 82 min Centennial Opposite Vineyard Line Summary: Confederation Go at Platform 4, 75 Centennial Parkway North, Hamilton Centennial Walmart Platform 2, Centennial at Arrowsmith, Centennial at Barton, Centennial at Eastgate Terminal Eastgate, Centennial at Delawana, Centennial Opposite Vineyard, Eastgate Terminal, Centennial at Centennial at Neil Neil, Centennial Opposite Felker, Centennial at 78 Neil Avenue, Hamilton Pleasant, Centennial at Orlanda, Centennial at King, Upper Centennial at Green Mountain, Upper Centennial Opposite Felker Centennial at Mud, Upper Centennial at Highland, 83 Centennial Parkway South, Hamilton Upper Centennial at South Mount Health Centre, Rymal at Upper Centennial, Rymal Opposite Walmart, Centennial at Pleasant Rymal at Whitedeer, Rymal at Second, Rymal 2 Pleasant Avenue, Hamilton Opposite Charleswood, Rymal Opposite Celestial, Rymal Opposite Fletcher, Rymal at Columbus, Rymal Centennial at Orlanda Opposite Trinity Church, Upper Red Hill at Times 23 Centennial Parkway South, Hamilton Square, Upper Red Hill at Highland, Upper Red Hill at Stone Church, Stone Church Opposite Heritage Centennial at King Greene, Stone Church at Upper Mount Albion, 15 Centennial Parkway South, Hamilton Winterberry at Paramount, Heritage Greene Terminal Platform 1, Stone Church at Heritage Greene, Upper Upper Centennial at Green Mountain Red Hill at Stone Church, Upper Red Hill at Highland, 403 Upper Centennial Parkway, Hamilton Upper Red Hill Opposite Times Square, Rymal at Pritchard, Rymal Opposite Glover, Rymal at Dartnall, Upper Centennial at Mud At 1275 Rymal, Rymal at Nebo, Rymal at Upper 249 Upper Centennial Parkway, Hamilton Ottawa, Rymal at Rockland, Rymal at Upper Gage, Rymal Opposite Sulmona, Rymal at Eva, Rymal at Upper Centennial at Highland Upper Sherman, Rymal Opposite Arrowhead, Rymal 25 Highland Road West, Hamilton at Rymal Square Plaza, Rymal at Upper Wentworth, Rymal Opposite Turner Park, Rymal at Upper Upper Centennial at South Mount Health Centre Wellington, Rymal at Atessa, Rymal at Upper James, 41 Upper Centennial Parkway, Hamilton Rymal at South Hamilton Square Mall, Rymal at West 5th, Rymal at Konstantine, Rymal Opposite Rymal at Upper Centennial Westlawn, Rymal at Hazelton, Rymal at Garth, Rymal 2285 Rymal Road, Hamilton at Spadara, Rymal at Upper Paradise, Rymal at Meadowbank, Rymal Opposite Glancaster, Garner Rymal Opposite Walmart Opposite Glancaster, Garner at Raymond, Garner at 191 Candlewood Drive, Hamilton Barley, Garner at Springbrook, Garner at Redeemer University College, Garner at Kitty Murray, Garner at Rymal at Whitedeer Southcote, Garner at John Frederick, Garner at 2199 Rymal Road East, Hamilton Woodmount, Garner at Miller, Garner at Anson, Garner at Fiddlers Green, Garner at Braithwaite, Rymal at Second Garner at Panabaker, Garner at Hamilton, Garner at 2079 Rymal Road, Hamilton Shaver, Garner at Walmart, Mcclure at Smartcentres Ancaster, Wilson Opposite Mcclure, Wilson at Trinity Rymal Opposite Charleswood Wilson Common, Tradewind at Wilson, Sandhill at 71 Charleswood Crescent, Hamilton Tradewind, At 1354 Sandhill, Sandhill at Osprey, At 1363 Osprey, Osprey at Cormorant, Opposite 1325 Rymal Opposite Celestial Cormorant, At 1290 Cormorant 49 Celestial Crescent, Hamilton Rymal Opposite Fletcher 1969 Rymal Road, Hamilton Rymal at Columbus 1847 Rymal Road East, Hamilton Rymal Opposite Trinity Church 1636 Rymal Road East, Hamilton Upper Red Hill at Times Square Upper Red Hill at Highland 512 Highland Road West, Hamilton Upper Red Hill at Stone Church Stone Church Road East, Hamilton Stone Church Opposite Heritage Greene 1782 Stone Church Road, Hamilton Stone Church at Upper Mount Albion 1807 Stone Church Road East, Hamilton Winterberry at Paramount 300 Winterberry Drive, Hamilton Heritage Greene Terminal Platform 1 1803 Stone Church Road, Hamilton Stone Church at Heritage Greene 1799 Stone Church Road, Hamilton Upper Red Hill at Stone Church Upper Red Hill at Highland 527 Highland Road, Hamilton Upper Red Hill Opposite Times Square Upper Red Hill Valley Parkway, Hamilton Rymal at Pritchard 1631 Rymal Road East, Hamilton Rymal Opposite Glover 1519 Rymal Road East, Hamilton Rymal at Dartnall 1324 Rymal Road East, Hamilton At 1275 Rymal Rymal at Nebo 275 Nebo Road, Hamilton Rymal at Upper Ottawa 1157 Rymal Road East, Hamilton Rymal at Rockland 1001 Rymal Road East, Hamilton Rymal at Upper Gage 1675 Upper Gage Avenue, Hamilton Rymal Opposite Sulmona 845 Rymal Road East, Hamilton Rymal at Eva 727 Rymal Road, Hamilton Rymal at Upper Sherman 675 Rymal Road East, Hamilton Rymal Opposite Arrowhead 595 Rymal Road, Hamilton Rymal at Rymal Square Plaza 522 Rymal Road, Hamilton Rymal at Upper Wentworth 1620 Upper Wentworth Street, Hamilton Rymal Opposite Turner Park 323 Rymal Road East, Hamilton Rymal at Upper Wellington 227 Rymal Road East, Hamilton Rymal at Atessa 99 Rymal Road East, Hamilton Rymal at Upper James 1599 Upper James Street, Hamilton Rymal at South Hamilton Square Mall Rymal Road West, Hamilton Rymal at West 5th 79 Rymal Road West, Hamilton Rymal at Konstantine 30 Konstantine Court, Hamilton Rymal Opposite Westlawn 236 Rymal Road West, Hamilton Rymal at Hazelton 280 Rymal Road, Hamilton Rymal at Garth 401 Rymal Road West, Hamilton Rymal at Spadara 554 Rymal Road West, Hamilton Rymal at Upper Paradise 634 Rymal Road West, Hamilton Rymal at Meadowbank 132 Meadowbank Drive, Hamilton Rymal Opposite Glancaster 1211 Garner Road East, Hamilton Garner Opposite Glancaster 1131 Garner Road, Hamilton Garner at Raymond 1058 Garner Road, Hamilton Garner at Barley 961 Garner Road, Hamilton Garner at Springbrook 851 Garner Road East, Hamilton Garner at Redeemer University College 777 Garner Road East, Hamilton Garner at Kitty Murray 683 Garner Road East, Hamilton Garner at Southcote 559 Garner Road East, Hamilton Garner at John Frederick Garner Road East, Hamilton Garner at Woodmount 223 Garner Road East, Hamilton Garner at Miller 223 Garner Road East, Hamilton Garner at Anson 527 Anson Drive, Hamilton Garner at Fiddlers Green 511 Fiddler's Green Road, Hamilton Garner at Braithwaite 129 Garner Road West, Hamilton Garner at Panabaker 263 Garner Road West, Hamilton Garner at Hamilton 389 Garner Road West, Hamilton Garner at Shaver 629 Garner Road West, Hamilton Garner at Walmart Mcclure at Smartcentres Ancaster McClure Road, Hamilton Wilson Opposite Mcclure 95 Portia Drive, Hamilton Wilson at Trinity Wilson Common 1175 Wilson Street, Hamilton Tradewind at Wilson Sandhill at Tradewind 601 Tradewind Drive, Hamilton At 1354 Sandhill Sandhill at Osprey 1256 Sandhill Drive, Hamilton At 1363 Osprey 1362 Osprey Drive, Hamilton Osprey at Cormorant 1439 Osprey Drive, Hamilton Opposite 1325 Cormorant At 1290 Cormorant Direction: Confederation Go Station 44 bus Time Schedule 93 stops Confederation Go Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:51 AM - 11:03 PM Monday 4:21 AM - 11:38 PM At 1290 Cormorant 1290 Cormorant Road, Hamilton Tuesday 12:38 AM - 11:38 PM At 1325 Cormorant Wednesday 12:38 AM - 11:38 PM Osprey at Cormorant Thursday 12:38 AM - 11:38 PM 1442 Osprey Drive, Hamilton Friday 12:38 AM - 11:38 PM At 1362 Osprey Saturday 12:38 AM - 11:00 PM 1362 Osprey Drive, Hamilton Osprey Opposite Sandhill 1299 Osprey Drive, Hamilton 44 bus Info At 1349 Sandhill Direction: Confederation Go Station Stops: 93 Sandhill at Tradewind Trip Duration: 71 min 1395 Sandhill Drive, Hamilton Line Summary: At 1290 Cormorant, At 1325 Cormorant, Osprey at Cormorant, At 1362 Osprey, Tradewind at Wilson Osprey Opposite Sandhill, At 1349 Sandhill, Sandhill at Tradewind, Tradewind at Wilson, Wilson at Duff's Wilson at Duff's Corner Plaza Corner Plaza, Mcclure at Ancaster Crossing, Garner 1160 Wilson Street, Hamilton at Shaver, Garner Opposite Hamilton, Garner Opposite Pannabaker, Garner Opposite Braithwaite, Mcclure at Ancaster Crossing Garner at Fiddlers Green, Garner Opposite Anson, McClure Road, Hamilton Garner Opposite Miller, Garner Opposite Woodmount, Garner Opposite John Frederick, Garner at Shaver Garner at Southcote, Garner Opposite Kitty Murray, 1022 Garner Road West, Hamilton Garner Opposite Redeemer University College, Garner Opposite Springbrook, Garner at Bennetts Garner Opposite Hamilton Apples, Garner Opposite Raymond, Garner at 446 Garner
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