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84 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 84 bus time schedule & line map Central Reading - Chiltern Edge School via Reading 84 Bridge, Prospect Street, Emmer Green, Sonning View In Website Mode Common The 84 bus line (Central Reading - Chiltern Edge School via Reading Bridge, Prospect Street, Emmer Green, Sonning Common) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Peppard Common: 7:55 AM (2) Reading Town Centre: 3:20 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 84 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 84 bus arriving. Direction: Peppard Common 84 bus Time Schedule 42 stops Peppard Common Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Friar Street, Reading Town Centre Tuesday 7:55 AM Forbury Road, Reading Town Centre 10 Forbury Road, Reading Wednesday 7:55 AM Hills Meadow, Lower Caversham Thursday 7:55 AM Friday Not Operational Caversham Laundry, Lower Caversham 72 George Street, Reading Saturday Not Operational Washington Road, Lower Caversham 250 Gosbrook Road, Reading St Johns Road, Lower Caversham 84 bus Info 363 Gosbrook Road, Reading Direction: Peppard Common Stops: 42 Forge Close, Lower Caversham Trip Duration: 45 min Gosbrook Road, Reading Line Summary: Friar Street, Reading Town Centre, Forbury Road, Reading Town Centre, Hills Meadow, Amersham Road, Lower Caversham Lower Caversham, Caversham Laundry, Lower Dickens Close, Reading Caversham, Washington Road, Lower Caversham, St Johns Road, Lower Caversham, Forge Close, Lower Ian Mikardo Way, Lower Caversham Caversham, Amersham Road, Lower Caversham, Ian Ian Mikardo Way, Reading Mikardo Way, Lower Caversham, Nire Road, Lower Caversham, Ian Mikardo Way, Lower Caversham, Nire Road, Lower Caversham Amersham Road, Lower Caversham, Forge Close, Nire Road, Reading Lower Caversham, Montague Street, Lower Caversham, Star Inn, Lower Caversham, Chiltern Ian Mikardo Way, Lower Caversham Road, Henley Road, Travellers Rest, Henley Road, All Charles Evans Way, Reading Hallows Road, Caversham, Micklands Road, Henley Road, Henley Road County Boundary, Henley Road, Amersham Road, Lower Caversham Earlsƒeld Close, Caversham Park Village, Galsworthy Dickens Close, Reading Drive, Caversham Park Village, Montpelier Drive, Caversham Park Village, Ariel View, Caversham Park Forge Close, Lower Caversham Village, Barnard Close, Caversham Park Village, Gosbrook Road, Reading Cavendish Road, Emmer Green, Kiln Road, Emmer Green, Courtenay Drive, Emmer Green, Rose Hill, Montague Street, Lower Caversham Emmer Green, Abbey Rugby Club, Chalkhouse Green, Bird In Hand Turn, Sonning Common, Essex Way, Star Inn, Lower Caversham Sonning Common, Westleigh Drive, Sonning Donkin Hill, Reading Common, Chiltern Edge School, Sonning Common, Kidmore End Turn, Sonning Common, Post O∆ce, Chiltern Road, Henley Road Sonning Common, Brinds Corner, Sonning Common, Sedgewell Road, Sonning Common, Gravel Hill Top, Travellers Rest, Henley Road Sonning Common, Peppard Stores, Peppard Common, Peppard Cricket Club, Peppard Common, All Hallows Road, Caversham The Unicorn, Peppard Common Micklands Road, Henley Road Henley Road County Boundary, Henley Road Earlsƒeld Close, Caversham Park Village Dacre Avenue, Reading Galsworthy Drive, Caversham Park Village Montpelier Drive, Caversham Park Village Ariel View, Caversham Park Village Barnard Close, Caversham Park Village Barnard Close, Reading Cavendish Road, Emmer Green 1-2 Cavendish Road, Reading Kiln Road, Emmer Green Courtenay Drive, Emmer Green Rose Hill, Emmer Green Abbey Rugby Club, Chalkhouse Green Bird In Hand Turn, Sonning Common Essex Way, Sonning Common Westleigh Drive, Sonning Common Chiltern Edge School, Sonning Common Kidmore End Turn, Sonning Common Post O∆ce, Sonning Common Wood Lane, Sonning Common Civil Parish Brinds Corner, Sonning Common Brinds Close, Sonning Common Civil Parish Sedgewell Road, Sonning Common Gravel Hill Top, Sonning Common Peppard Stores, Peppard Common Peppard Cricket Club, Peppard Common The Unicorn, Peppard Common Direction: Reading Town Centre 84 bus Time Schedule 35 stops Reading Town Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Chiltern Edge School, Sonning Common Tuesday 3:20 PM Westleigh Drive, Sonning Common Wednesday 3:20 PM Essex Way, Sonning Common Thursday 3:20 PM Bird In Hand Turn, Sonning Common Friday Not Operational Abbey Rugby Club, Chalkhouse Green Saturday Not Operational Tower Close, Emmer Green Rose Hill, Emmer Green 84 bus Info Courtenay Drive, Emmer Green Direction: Reading Town Centre Stops: 35 Trip Duration: 38 min Kiln Road, Emmer Green Line Summary: Chiltern Edge School, Sonning Common, Westleigh Drive, Sonning Common, Essex Cavendish Road, Emmer Green Way, Sonning Common, Bird In Hand Turn, Sonning Fishers Court, Reading Common, Abbey Rugby Club, Chalkhouse Green, Tower Close, Emmer Green, Rose Hill, Emmer Green, Barnard Close, Caversham Park Village Courtenay Drive, Emmer Green, Kiln Road, Emmer Aldenham Close, Reading Green, Cavendish Road, Emmer Green, Barnard Close, Caversham Park Village, Ariel View, Ariel View, Caversham Park Village Caversham Park Village, Milestone Centre, Caversham Park Village, Montpelier Drive, Milestone Centre, Caversham Park Village Caversham Park Village, Galsworthy Drive, Caversham Park Village, Earlsƒeld Close, Caversham Montpelier Drive, Caversham Park Village Park Village, Henley Road County Boundary, Henley Road, Micklands Road, Henley Road, All Hallows Galsworthy Drive, Caversham Park Village Road, Caversham, Travellers Rest, Henley Road, Chiltern Road, Henley Road, Star Inn, Lower Earlsƒeld Close, Caversham Park Village Caversham, Montague Street, Lower Caversham, Earlsƒeld Close, Reading Forge Close, Lower Caversham, Amersham Road, Lower Caversham, Ian Mikardo Way, Lower Henley Road County Boundary, Henley Road Caversham, Nire Road, Lower Caversham, Ian Mikardo Way, Lower Caversham, Amersham Road, Micklands Road, Henley Road Lower Caversham, Forge Close, Lower Caversham, St Johns Road, Lower Caversham, Kings Road All Hallows Road, Caversham Caversham, Lower Caversham, Hills Meadow, Lower Caversham, Caversham Road Fire Station, Caversham Road, Friar Street, Reading Town Centre Travellers Rest, Henley Road Chiltern Road, Henley Road Star Inn, Lower Caversham 100 South View Avenue, Reading Montague Street, Lower Caversham Forge Close, Lower Caversham Gosbrook Road, Reading Amersham Road, Lower Caversham Dickens Close, Reading Ian Mikardo Way, Lower Caversham Ian Mikardo Way, Reading Nire Road, Lower Caversham Nire Road, Reading Ian Mikardo Way, Lower Caversham Charles Evans Way, Reading Amersham Road, Lower Caversham Dickens Close, Reading Forge Close, Lower Caversham Gosbrook Road, Reading St Johns Road, Lower Caversham Gosbrook Road, Reading Kings Road Caversham, Lower Caversham 2 King's Road, Reading Hills Meadow, Lower Caversham Caversham Road Fire Station, Caversham Road 65 Caversham Road, Reading Friar Street, Reading Town Centre 84 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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