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101 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 101 bus time schedule & line map 101 Whitesands, Dumfries - Edinburgh Bus Station, View In Website Mode Edinburgh The 101 bus line (Whitesands, Dumfries - Edinburgh Bus Station, Edinburgh) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Biggar: 8:20 AM - 6:35 PM (2) Edinburgh: 6:33 AM - 4:57 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 101 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 101 bus arriving. Direction: Biggar 101 bus Time Schedule 53 stops Biggar Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:15 AM - 4:15 PM Monday 8:20 AM - 6:35 PM Bus Station, Edinburgh 5-6 Multrees Walk, Edinburgh Tuesday 8:20 AM - 6:35 PM Princes Street (Scott Mon.), Edinburgh Wednesday 8:20 AM - 6:35 PM 53 Princes Street, Edinburgh Thursday 8:20 AM - 6:35 PM Princes Street (West), Edinburgh Friday 8:20 AM - 6:35 PM 111 Princes Street, Edinburgh Saturday 8:20 AM - 6:35 PM Lothian Road, West End 7A Lothian Road, Edinburgh Usher Hall, West End 71 Lothian Road, Edinburgh 101 bus Info Direction: Biggar Bread Street, Fountainbridge Stops: 53 139-141-143-145 Lothian Road, Edinburgh Trip Duration: 81 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Edinburgh, Princes Home Street, Tollcross Street (Scott Mon.), Edinburgh, Princes Street (West), 47 Home Street, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Lothian Road, West End, Usher Hall, West End, Bread Street, Fountainbridge, Home Street, Leven Street, Tollcross Tollcross, Leven Street, Tollcross, Whitehouse Loan, 20 Leven Street, Edinburgh Bruntsƒeld, Holy Corner, Bruntsƒeld, Springvalley Gardens, Morningside, Morningside Station, Whitehouse Loan, Bruntsƒeld Morningside, Braid Hills Hotel, Braids, Riselaw Road, 36 Bruntsƒeld Place, Edinburgh Braids, Comiston Springs Avenue, Braids, Comiston Rise, Braids, Pentland View, Braids, Buckstone Road, Holy Corner, Bruntsƒeld Fairmilehead, Caiystane Crescent, Fairmilehead, 209 Bruntsƒeld Place, Edinburgh Fairmilehead Crossroads, Fairmilehead, Swanston Avenue, Fairmilehead, Swanston Drive, Fairmilehead, Springvalley Gardens, Morningside Snowsports Centre, Lothianburn, Boghall Farm, 185 Morningside Road, Edinburgh Boghall, Fulford House, Easter Howgate, Easter Howgate Farm, Easter Howgate, Flotterstone Inn, Morningside Station, Morningside Flotterstone, Boyd-Orr Drive, Mauricewood, 406 Morningside Road, Edinburgh Mauricewood Avenue, Mauricewood, Mauricewood Road, Mauricewood, Queensway, Penicuik, Cuiken Braid Hills Hotel, Braids Avenue, Penicuik, Angle Park, Penicuik, Wilson Street, Penicuik, Town Centre, Penicuik, Lambs Pend, Riselaw Road, Braids 18 Pentland Terrace, Edinburgh Penicuik, Navaar House Hotel, Penicuik, Craigiebield Crescent, Penicuik, Harlaw Grove, Penicuik, Comiston Springs Avenue, Braids Carsewell, Penicuik, Hopelands Road, Silverburn, 45 Pentland Terrace, Edinburgh Eastside Farm, Eight Mile Burn, Ninemileburn, Nine Mile Burn, Allan Ramsey Sq, Carlops, Gordon Arms Comiston Rise, Braids Hotel, West Linton, Old Creamery Bus Shelter, Comiston Road, Edinburgh Dolphinton, Roselea, Dolphinton, Dunsyre Junction, Dolphinton, Hillside Gardens, Dolphinton, Candymill Pentland View, Braids Road, Candy Mill, Leaƒeld Road, Biggar, Cross Road, 226 Braid Road, Edinburgh Biggar, John Street, Biggar Buckstone Road, Fairmilehead 35 Buckstone Terrace, Edinburgh Caiystane Crescent, Fairmilehead 96 Buckstone Terrace, Edinburgh Fairmilehead Crossroads, Fairmilehead 57 Buckstone Terrace, Edinburgh Swanston Avenue, Fairmilehead 26 Biggar Road, Edinburgh Swanston Drive, Fairmilehead 40 Biggar Road, Edinburgh Snowsports Centre, Lothianburn Biggar Road, Scotland Boghall Farm, Boghall Fulford House, Easter Howgate Easter Howgate Farm, Easter Howgate Flotterstone Inn, Flotterstone Boyd-Orr Drive, Mauricewood 58 Mauricewood Road, Penicuik Mauricewood Avenue, Mauricewood 20 Mauricewood Road, Penicuik Mauricewood Road, Mauricewood Queensway, Penicuik Cuiken Avenue, Penicuik The Quadrant, Penicuik Angle Park, Penicuik John Street, Penicuik Wilson Street, Penicuik 61 John Street, Penicuik Town Centre, Penicuik Lambs Pend, Penicuik High Street, Penicuik Navaar House Hotel, Penicuik Craigiebield Crescent, Penicuik Harlaw Grove, Penicuik Carsewell, Penicuik Hopelands Road, Silverburn Eastside Farm, Eight Mile Burn Ninemileburn, Nine Mile Burn Allan Ramsey Sq, Carlops Allan Ramsay Square, Scotland Gordon Arms Hotel, West Linton A702, West Linton Old Creamery Bus Shelter, Dolphinton Roselea, Dolphinton Dunsyre Junction, Dolphinton Hillside Gardens, Dolphinton Hillside Gardens, Scotland Candymill Road, Candy Mill Leaƒeld Road, Biggar Cross Road, Biggar John Street, Biggar High Street, Biggar Direction: Edinburgh 101 bus Time Schedule 55 stops Edinburgh Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:38 AM - 2:38 PM Monday 6:33 AM - 4:57 PM John Street, Biggar High Street, Biggar Tuesday 6:33 AM - 4:57 PM Broughton Road, Biggar Wednesday 6:33 AM - 4:57 PM Leaƒeld Road, Biggar Thursday 6:33 AM - 4:57 PM Friday 6:33 AM - 4:57 PM Candymill Road, Candy Mill Saturday 6:33 AM - 4:57 PM Hillside Gardens, Dolphinton Hillside Gardens, Scotland Dunsyre Junction, Dolphinton 101 bus Info Town Hall, Dolphinton Direction: Edinburgh Stops: 55 Old Creamery Bus Shelter, Dolphinton Trip Duration: 81 min Line Summary: John Street, Biggar, Broughton Gordon Arms Hotel, West Linton Road, Biggar, Leaƒeld Road, Biggar, Candymill Road, Candy Mill, Hillside Gardens, Dolphinton, Dunsyre Main Street, West Linton Junction, Dolphinton, Town Hall, Dolphinton, Old Allan Ramsey Sq, Carlops Creamery Bus Shelter, Dolphinton, Gordon Arms Hotel, West Linton, Allan Ramsey Sq, Carlops, Ramsay Cottages, Scotland Ninemileburn, Nine Mile Burn, Eastside Farm, Eight Ninemileburn, Nine Mile Burn Mile Burn, Hopelands Road, Silverburn, Carsewell, Penicuik, Harlaw Grove, Penicuik, Craigiebield Eastside Farm, Eight Mile Burn Crescent, Penicuik, Navaar House Hotel, Penicuik, Lambs Pend, Penicuik, Town Centre, Penicuik, Wilson Street, Penicuik, John Street Lane, Penicuik, Angle Hopelands Road, Silverburn Park, Penicuik, Cuiken Avenue, Penicuik, Queensway, Penicuik, Mauricewood Avenue, Mauricewood, Boyd- Carsewell, Penicuik Orr Drive, Mauricewood, Flotterstone Inn, Flotterstone, Easter Howgate Farm, Easter Howgate, Harlaw Grove, Penicuik Fulford House, Easter Howgate, Boghall Farm, Knightlaw Place, Penicuik Boghall, Snowsports Centre, Lothianburn, Golf Club, Lothianburn, Swanston Drive, Fairmilehead, Craigiebield Crescent, Penicuik Swanston Avenue, Fairmilehead, Fairmilehead Bog Road, Penicuik Crossroads, Fairmilehead, Caiystane Crescent, Fairmilehead, Buckstone Road, Fairmilehead, Navaar House Hotel, Penicuik Pentland View, Braids, Comiston Rise, Braids, Comiston Springs Avenue, Braids, Riselaw Road, Lambs Pend, Penicuik Braids, Braid Hills Hotel, Braids, Morningside Station, High Street, Penicuik Morningside, Springvalley Gardens, Morningside, Holy Corner, Bruntsƒeld, Whitehouse Loan, Town Centre, Penicuik Bruntsƒeld, Leven Street, Tollcross, Home Street, Tollcross, Bread Street, Fountainbridge, Usher Hall, Wilson Street, Penicuik West End, Lothian Road, West End, Princes Street 57 John Street, Penicuik (West), Edinburgh, Princes Street (Waverley Steps), Edinburgh, Leith Street, Greenside, Bus Station, John Street Lane, Penicuik Edinburgh Angle Park, Penicuik John Street, Penicuik Cuiken Avenue, Penicuik The Quadrant, Penicuik Queensway, Penicuik Mauricewood Avenue, Mauricewood 3 Mauricewood Road, Penicuik Boyd-Orr Drive, Mauricewood 58 Mauricewood Road, Penicuik Flotterstone Inn, Flotterstone Easter Howgate Farm, Easter Howgate Fulford House, Easter Howgate Boghall Farm, Boghall Snowsports Centre, Lothianburn 118-120 Biggar Road, Scotland Golf Club, Lothianburn 106 Biggar Road, Scotland Swanston Drive, Fairmilehead Biggar Road, Edinburgh Swanston Avenue, Fairmilehead 28 Biggar Road, Edinburgh Fairmilehead Crossroads, Fairmilehead 120 Buckstone Terrace, Edinburgh Caiystane Crescent, Fairmilehead 82 Buckstone Terrace, Edinburgh Buckstone Road, Fairmilehead 40 Buckstone Terrace, Edinburgh Pentland View, Braids 94 Comiston Road, Edinburgh Comiston Rise, Braids 78 Pentland Terrace, Edinburgh Comiston Springs Avenue, Braids 42 Pentland Terrace, Edinburgh Riselaw Road, Braids 18 Pentland Terrace, Edinburgh Braid Hills Hotel, Braids Morningside Station, Morningside 378 Morningside Road, Edinburgh Springvalley Gardens, Morningside 212-214-216 Morningside Road, Edinburgh Holy Corner, Bruntsƒeld 6 Morningside Road, Edinburgh Whitehouse Loan, Bruntsƒeld 20-21 Bruntsƒeld Place, Edinburgh Leven Street, Tollcross 25B Leven Street, Edinburgh Home Street, Tollcross 34 Home Street, Edinburgh Bread Street, Fountainbridge 140 Lothian Road, Edinburgh Usher Hall, West End 88 Lothian Road, Edinburgh Lothian Road, West End 7A Lothian Road, Edinburgh Princes Street (West), Edinburgh 110 Princes Street, Edinburgh Princes Street (Waverley Steps), Edinburgh 16-17 Princes Street, Edinburgh Leith Street, Greenside Little King Street, Edinburgh Bus Station, Edinburgh 5-6 Multrees Walk, Edinburgh 101 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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