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Horario Y Mapa De La Ruta R-6 De Autobús Horario y mapa de la línea R-6 de autobús R-6 Lombardo - Toledano Ver En Modo Sitio Web La línea R-6 de autobús (Lombardo - Toledano) tiene una ruta. Sus horas de operación los días laborables regulares son: (1) a Lombardo - Toledano: 6:00 - 22:30 Usa la aplicación Moovit para encontrar la parada de la línea R-6 de autobús más cercana y descubre cuándo llega la próxima línea R-6 de autobús Sentido: Lombardo - Toledano Horario de la línea R-6 de autobús 85 paradas Lombardo - Toledano Horario de ruta: VER HORARIO DE LA LÍNEA lunes 6:00 - 22:30 martes 6:00 - 22:30 Valladolid, 592 592 Calle Valladolid, Cancún miércoles 6:00 - 22:30 Retorno Articulo 27, 592 jueves 6:00 - 22:30 365 Calle Lombardo Toledano, Cancún viernes 6:00 - 22:30 Lombardo, 552 sábado 7:00 - 22:30 493 Calle Lombardo, Cancún domingo 7:00 - 22:30 López Portillo SN Avenida Jose Lopez Portillo, Cancún Bus Stop Rehoyada SN Avenida Jose Lopez Portillo, Cancún Información de la línea R-6 de autobús Dirección: Lombardo - Toledano Avenida José López Portillo, Mz2 Lt31 Paradas: 85 SN Calle 57 N., Cancún Duración del viaje: 63 min Resumen de la línea: Valladolid, 592, Retorno Avenida Tulum, 64 Articulo 27, 592, Lombardo, 552, López Portillo, Bus 0 Tulum, Cancún Stop Rehoyada, Avenida José López Portillo, Mz2 Lt31, Avenida Tulum, 64, Bus Stop Policia Federal, Av Bus Stop Policia Federal Tulum, Avenida Tulum, 24, R1 A Zona Hotelera, SN Avenida Tulum, Cancún Avenida Tulum, 53, Avenida Coba, 9, Avenida Yaxchilán, 71, Avenida Yaxchilán, 68, Punta Conoco, Av Tulum 2, Xel-Ha, 5, Xel-Ha, 25, Xpuhil, 7, Xpuhil, 20, SN Avenida Tulum, Cancún Palenque, 119, Colorado, 153, Avenida Coba, 147, Avenida Coba, 59, Parada Autobús, Avenida Rodrigo Avenida Tulum, 24 Gómez, 39, Avenida La Luna, 7, Avenida La Luna, 60, 24 Avenida Tulum, Cancún Avenida La Luna, 187a, Avenida La Luna, 3, R. Cocodrilo, 318, Calle Av Chilam Balam, Avenida La R1 A Zona Hotelera Luna, 13b, Avenida La Luna, 11, Avenida 50, 510, Av. SN Avenida Tulum, Cancún 50, Avenida 50, 25, Avenida 50, 25, Calle 54, 537, Avenida 50, 510, Calle 46, 29, Avenida Politecnico, Avenida Tulum, 53 513, Yamilum, 14, Avenida La Luna, 18, Calle Av SN Avenida Tulum, Cancún Chilam Balam, R. Cocodrilo, 334, Avenida La Luna, 16, Ocotepec, 250, De Las Palmas, 28, Avenida La Avenida Coba, 9 Luna, 7, Rojo Gómez, 7671, Avenida Xcaret, Avenida 5 Coba, Cancún Xcaret, Avenida Xcaret, 5, Palenque, Palenque, 190, Palenque, 118, Xpuhil, 30, Xpuhil, 2, Xel-Ha, 71, Xel- Avenida Yaxchilán, 71 Ha, 103, Avenida Sunyaxchen, 26, Avenida Yaxchilán, SN Avenida Yaxchilán, Cancún 68, Avenida Yaxchilán, 71, Avenida Yaxchilán, 5469, Avenida Xcaret, Avenida Xcaret, 20, Avenida Coba, Avenida Yaxchilán, 68 37, Avenida Bonampak, 12, Avenida Bonampak, 75, 0 Yaxchilán, Cancún Avenida Bonampak, 53, Lima, 34, Avenida Uxmal, 63, R4 R5 R6, José García De La Torre, 2, Carr. Cancún Punta Conoco, 2 Tulum, Avenida Tulum, 25, Avenida Tulum, 64, López 44A Avenida Sunyaxche, Cancún Portillo, 10, López Portillo, 45, Ignacio Allende, 11, López Portillo, 570, Retorno Articulo 27, 592, Xel-Ha, 5 Lombardo Toledano, 45, Valladolid, 592 64 Xel-ha, Cancún Xel-Ha, 25 37 Xel-ha, Cancún Xpuhil, 7 59 Xpuhil, Cancún Xpuhil, 20 23 Calle Xpuhil, Cancún Palenque, 119 119 Avenida Palenque, Cancún Colorado, 153 151 Avenida Palenque, Cancún Avenida Coba, 147 147 Ninguno, Cancún Avenida Coba, 59 169 Avenida Cobá, Cancún Parada Autobús SN Avenida Cobá, Cancún Avenida Rodrigo Gómez, 39 SN Avenida Rodrigo Gómez, Cancún Avenida La Luna, 7 8 Avenida De La Luna, Cancún Avenida La Luna, 60 SN Avenida De La Luna, Cancún Avenida La Luna, 187a 189 De La Luna, Cancún Avenida La Luna, 3 27 De La Luna, Cancún R. Cocodrilo, 318 SN Avenida Nichupte, Cancún Calle Av Chilam Balam 0 Chilan Balam, Cancún Avenida La Luna, 13b LOTE 5 Avenida La Luna, Cancún Avenida La Luna, 11 6 Ninguno, Cancún Avenida 50, 510 SN Avenida 50, Cancún Av. 50 SN Avenida 50, Cancún Avenida 50, 25 SN Avenida México (oaxactun), Cancún Avenida 50, 25 0 México (oaxactun), Cancún Calle 54, 537 SN Avenida 50, Cancún Avenida 50, 510 SN Avenida 50, Cancún Calle 46, 29 2 Kinic, Cancún Avenida Politecnico, 513 1 Politécnico, Cancún Yamilum, 14 MANZANA 2 LOTE 9 SUPERMANZANA 506 Avenida Politécnico, Cancún Avenida La Luna, 18 13 Ninguno, Cancún Calle Av Chilam Balam SN Calle Chilan Balam, Cancún R. Cocodrilo, 334 0 Nichupté, Cancún Avenida La Luna, 16 0 De La Luna, Cancún Ocotepec, 250 189 De La Luna, Cancún De Las Palmas, 28 SN Avenida De Las Palmas, Cancún Avenida La Luna, 7 5 Avenida De La Luna, Cancún Rojo Gómez, 7671 0 Kabah, Cancún Avenida Xcaret SN Avenida Xcaret, Cancún Avenida Xcaret SN Avenida Xcaret, Cancún Avenida Xcaret, 5 24 Xcaret, Cancún Palenque SN Calle Ninguno, Cancún Palenque, 190 1 Ninguno, Cancún Palenque, 118 SN Avenida Palenque, Cancún Xpuhil, 30 SN Calle Xpuhil, Cancún Xpuhil, 2 4 Calle Xpuhil, Cancún Xel-Ha, 71 73 Avenida Xel-ha, Cancún Xel-Ha, 103 103 Xel-ha, Cancún Avenida Sunyaxchen, 26 Av. Sunyaxchen, Cancún Avenida Yaxchilán, 68 68 Yaxchilán, Cancún Avenida Yaxchilán, 71 SN Avenida Yaxchilán, Cancún Avenida Yaxchilán, 5469 3 Yaxchilán, Cancún Avenida Xcaret SN Avenida Xcaret, Cancún Avenida Xcaret, 20 SN Avenida Xcaret, Cancún Avenida Coba, 37 SN Avenida Kukulkán, Cancún Avenida Bonampak, 12 0 Ninguno, Cancún Avenida Bonampak, 75 6 Ninguno, Cancún Avenida Bonampak, 53 91(27) Avenida Bonampak, Cancún Lima, 34 SN Avenida Uxmal, Cancún Avenida Uxmal, 63 Avenida Uxmal, Cancún R4 R5 R6 SN Avenida Tulum, Cancún José García De La Torre, 2 SN Avenida Tulum, Cancún Carr. Cancún Tulum 0 Tulum, Cancún Avenida Tulum, 25 SN Avenida Tulum, Cancún Avenida Tulum, 64 SN Avenida Tulum, Cancún López Portillo, 10 SN Avenida Jose Lopez Portillo, Cancún López Portillo, 45 0 López Portillo, Cancún Ignacio Allende, 11 10BIS Calle Ignacio Allende, Cancún López Portillo, 570 SN Avenida Jo Se Lopez Portillo, Cancún Retorno Articulo 27, 592 SN Retorno 5, Cancún Lombardo Toledano, 45 SN Calle Lombardo Toledano, Cancún Valladolid, 592 592 Calle Valladolid, Cancún Los horarios y mapas de la línea R-6 de autobús están disponibles en un PDF Mira los tiempos de llegada en en moovitapp.com. Utiliza Moovit App para ver los horarios de los autobuses en vivo, el horario del tren o el horario del metro y las indicaciones paso a tiempo real paso para todo el transporte público en Cancún. Acerca de Moovit Soluciones MaaS Países incluídos Comunidad de Mooviters © 2021 Moovit - Todos los derechos reservados.
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