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5S Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 5S bus time schedule & line map 5S Mold Campus - Ellesmere Port Bus Station View In Website Mode The 5S bus line (Mold Campus - Ellesmere Port Bus Station) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Connah's Quay: 2:50 PM (2) Mold: 7:31 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 5S bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 5S bus arriving. Direction: Connah's Quay 5S bus Time Schedule 47 stops Connah's Quay Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 2:50 PM Campus, Mold Tuesday 2:50 PM Conway Street, Mold Cunliffe Street, Mold Wednesday 2:50 PM Red Lion Inn, Mold Thursday 2:50 PM Friday 2:50 PM Bus Station, Mold Chester Street, Mold Saturday Not Operational Leadmill Bridge, Mold Alun Bank, Mold Flintshire County Hall, Mold 5S bus Info A5119, Mold Community Direction: Connah's Quay Stops: 47 Argoed View, New Brighton Trip Duration: 40 min Line Summary: Campus, Mold, Conway Street, Mold, Rose & Crown, New Brighton Red Lion Inn, Mold, Bus Station, Mold, Leadmill Bridge, Mold, Flintshire County Hall, Mold, Argoed Moel Fammau Road, New Brighton View, New Brighton, Rose & Crown, New Brighton, Bryn-Lane, Argoed Community Moel Fammau Road, New Brighton, Heol Fammau, Mynydd Isa, Llys Wylfa, Mynydd Isa, Gri∆n Inn, Heol Fammau, Mynydd Isa Prenbrigog, Pren Hill, Prenbrigog, Watts Court, Yr Ydlan, Argoed Community Prenbrigog, Fraser Drive, Nant Mawr, Nant Mawr Crescent, Nant Mawr, Moel View, Buckley, Llys Wylfa, Mynydd Isa Paddeswood Road, Buckley, Lea Drive, Buckley, Central Precinct, Buckley, Mill Lane Surgery, Buckley, Gri∆n Inn, Prenbrigog Hawkesbury Road, Buckley, Buckly Medical Centre, Buckley, Belmont Crescent, Buckley, Post O∆ce, Pren Hill, Prenbrigog Buckley, St Matthew`S Park, Buckley, Red Lion Inn, Buckley, Smithy Lane, Ewloe Green, Dovey Cottages, Ewloe Green, School, Ewloe Green, Boar`S Head, Watts Court, Prenbrigog Ewloe Green, Castle Garage, Ewloe Green, Church Llys Berllan, Buckley Community Lane, Ewloe, Aston Railway Bridge, Higher Shotton, Plough Inn, Aston, Chevrons Road, Queensferry, Fraser Drive, Nant Mawr Aston Road Asda, Queensferry, Station Road, Queensferry, Expressway Business Park, Nant Mawr Crescent, Nant Mawr Queensferry, Sealand School, Garden City, Post Moel View, Buckley O∆ce, Garden City, Drome Corner, Garden City, Deva Business Park, Garden City, Cycle Bridge, Garden Paddeswood Road, Buckley City, Welsh Road, Garden City, Deeside Ind Park, Garden City, Parkway, Connah's Quay Lea Drive, Buckley Central Precinct, Buckley Mill Lane Surgery, Buckley Hawkesbury Road, Buckley Buckly Medical Centre, Buckley Belmont Crescent, Buckley Post O∆ce, Buckley Church Road, Buckley Community St Matthew`S Park, Buckley Liverpool Road, Buckley Community Red Lion Inn, Buckley Smithy Lane, Ewloe Green Dovey Cottages, Ewloe Green School, Ewloe Green Mold Way, Hawarden Community Boar`S Head, Ewloe Green Old Mold Road, Hawarden Community Castle Garage, Ewloe Green St David's Close, Hawarden Community Church Lane, Ewloe Aston Railway Bridge, Higher Shotton Alder Avenue, Hawarden Community Plough Inn, Aston Chevrons Road, Queensferry Aston Road Asda, Queensferry Station Road, Queensferry 13-17 Station Road, Queensferry Community Expressway Business Park, Queensferry Station Road, Queensferry Community Sealand School, Garden City Post O∆ce, Garden City Drome Corner, Garden City Deva Business Park, Garden City Cycle Bridge, Garden City Welsh Road, Garden City Deeside Ind Park, Garden City Drome Road, Sealand Community Parkway, Connah's Quay Parkway, Sealand Community Direction: Mold 5S bus Time Schedule 42 stops Mold Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:31 AM Tenth Avenue, Garden City Tuesday 7:31 AM Drome Corner, Garden City Wednesday 7:31 AM Post O∆ce, Garden City Thursday 7:31 AM Sealand School, Garden City Friday 7:31 AM Expressway Business Park, Queensferry Saturday Not Operational Station Road, Queensferry Community Station Road Q, Queensferry 2 Station Road, Queensferry Community 5S bus Info Aston Road Sliproad, Queensferry Direction: Mold Stops: 42 Chevrons Road, Queensferry Trip Duration: 57 min Line Summary: Tenth Avenue, Garden City, Drome South Bank, Aston Corner, Garden City, Post O∆ce, Garden City, Sealand School, Garden City, Expressway Business Park, Aston Road, Shotton Community Queensferry, Station Road Q, Queensferry, Aston Plough Inn, Aston Road Sliproad, Queensferry, Chevrons Road, Queensferry, South Bank, Aston, Plough Inn, Aston, Aston Railway Bridge, Higher Shotton Aston Railway Bridge, Higher Shotton, Church Lane, Ewloe, Castle Garage, Ewloe Green, Boar`S Head, Shotton View, Hawarden Community Ewloe Green, School, Ewloe Green, Dovey Cottages, Church Lane, Ewloe Ewloe Green, Smithy Lane, Ewloe Green, Red Lion Inn, Buckley, St Matthew's Park, Buckley, Post O∆ce, Buckley, Belmont Crescent, Buckley, Buckley Medical Castle Garage, Ewloe Green Cente , Buckley, Hawkesbury Road, Buckley, Mill Lane St David's Close, Hawarden Community Surgery, Buckley, Central Precinct, Buckley, Lea Drive, Buckley, Paddeswood Road, Buckley, Moel View, Boar`S Head, Ewloe Green Buckley, Nant Mawr Crescent, Nant Mawr, Fraser Old Mold Road, Hawarden Community Drive, Nant Mawr, Pren Hill, Prenbrigog, Bod Offa Drive, Mynydd Isa, Mercia Drive, Prenbrigog, Gri∆n School, Ewloe Green Inn, Prenbrigog, Llys Wylfa, Mynydd Isa, Heol Mold Road, Hawarden Community Fammau, Mynydd Isa, Moel Fammau Road, New Brighton, Rose & Crown, New Brighton, Argoed View, Dovey Cottages, Ewloe Green New Brighton, Leadmill Bridge, Mold, Bus Station, Mold, Campus, Mold Smithy Lane, Ewloe Green Red Lion Inn, Buckley St Matthew's Park, Buckley Liverpool Road, Buckley Community Post O∆ce, Buckley Church Road, Buckley Community Belmont Crescent, Buckley Buckley Medical Cente , Buckley Hawkesbury Road, Buckley Mill Lane Surgery, Buckley Central Precinct, Buckley Lea Drive, Buckley Paddeswood Road, Buckley Moel View, Buckley Nant Mawr Crescent, Nant Mawr Fraser Drive, Nant Mawr Pren Hill, Prenbrigog 40 Mayƒeld Drive, Buckley Community Bod Offa Drive, Mynydd Isa 1 Bod Offa Drive, Buckley Community Mercia Drive, Prenbrigog Gri∆n Inn, Prenbrigog Llys Wylfa, Mynydd Isa Heol Fammau, Mynydd Isa Yr Ydlan, Argoed Community Moel Fammau Road, New Brighton Bryn-Lane, Argoed Community Rose & Crown, New Brighton Argoed View, New Brighton Leadmill Bridge, Mold Bus Station, Mold Campus, Mold 5S bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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