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AS2 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route AS2 bus time schedule & line map AS2 Appledore - Tenterden - The Norton Knatchbull View In Website Mode School The AS2 bus line (Appledore - Tenterden - The Norton Knatchbull School) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Appledore: 3:43 PM (2) Ashford: 7:33 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest AS2 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next AS2 bus arriving. Direction: Appledore AS2 bus Time Schedule 28 stops Appledore Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:43 PM The Norton Knatchbull School, Ashford Tuesday 3:43 PM Mabledon Avenue, Ashford Wednesday 3:43 PM Star Road, Ashford Thursday 3:43 PM 76 Hythe Road, Ashford Friday 3:43 PM East Hill, Ashford Mace Lane, Ashford Saturday Not Operational New Street, Ashford New Street, Ashford Catholic Church, Ashford AS2 bus Info Chart Road, Ashford Direction: Appledore Stops: 28 Loudon Way, Godinton Park Trip Duration: 50 min Line Summary: The Norton Knatchbull School, New Street Farm, Great Chart Ashford, Mabledon Avenue, Ashford, Star Road, Unit 9 Chilmington Green Road, Great Chart With Singleton Civil ParisAhshford, East Hill, Ashford, New Street, Ashford, Catholic Church, Ashford, Loudon Way, Godinton Spicer's Hill, Bethersden Park, New Street Farm, Great Chart, Spicer's Hill, Bethersden, Oakhurst Corner, Bethersden, Oakhurst Corner, Bethersden Ironworks, Bethersden, Cricket Pitch, Bethersden, Standard Lane, Bethersden, The Martins, High Ironworks, Bethersden Halden, The Chequers, High Halden, Millƒeld, High Halden, The Chennells, High Halden, Shoreham Lane, Cricket Pitch, Bethersden St Michaels, The Crown, St Michaels, Wayside Avenue, St Michaels, The Fat Ox, Tenterden, Homewood School, Tenterden, Lime Hill, Tenterden, Standard Lane, Bethersden Preston Lane, Tenterden, Ditton Farm, Brook Street, Brattle Estate, Woodchurch, Heathside, Appledore The Martins, High Halden Heath, Scotland And Bates Garage, Appledore The Chequers, High Halden Millƒeld, High Halden Millƒeld, High Halden Civil Parish The Chennells, High Halden Shoreham Lane, St Michaels The Crown, St Michaels Wayside Avenue, St Michaels The Fat Ox, Tenterden Homewood School, Tenterden Lime Hill, Tenterden Preston Lane, Tenterden Ditton Farm, Brook Street Brook Street, Woodchurch Civil Parish Brattle Estate, Woodchurch Heathside, Appledore Heath Scotland And Bates Garage, Appledore Direction: Ashford AS2 bus Time Schedule 27 stops Ashford Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:33 AM Scotland And Bates Garage, Appledore Tuesday 7:33 AM Heathside, Appledore Heath Wednesday 7:33 AM Brattle Estate, Woodchurch Thursday 7:33 AM Ditton Farm, Brook Street Friday 7:33 AM Preston Lane, Tenterden Saturday Not Operational Homewood School, Tenterden The Fat Ox, Tenterden AS2 bus Info Grange Road, Tenterden Civil Parish Direction: Ashford Wayside Avenue, St Michaels Stops: 27 Trip Duration: 62 min Line Summary: Scotland And Bates Garage, The Crown, St Michaels Appledore, Heathside, Appledore Heath, Brattle Estate, Woodchurch, Ditton Farm, Brook Street, Shoreham Lane, St Michaels Preston Lane, Tenterden, Homewood School, Tenterden, The Fat Ox, Tenterden, Wayside Avenue, The Chennells, High Halden St Michaels, The Crown, St Michaels, Shoreham Lane, St Michaels, The Chennells, High Halden, Millƒeld, High Halden Millƒeld, High Halden, The Chequers, High Halden, Millƒeld, High Halden Civil Parish The Martins, High Halden, Standard Lane, Bethersden, Cricket Pitch, Bethersden, Ironworks, The Chequers, High Halden Bethersden, Oakhurst Corner, Bethersden, Spicer's Hill, Bethersden, New Street Farm, Great Chart, The Martins, High Halden Loudon Way, Godinton Park, Catholic Church, Ashford, New Street, Ashford, East Hill, Ashford, Star Standard Lane, Bethersden Road, Ashford, Mabledon Avenue, Ashford, The Norton Knatchbull School, Ashford Cricket Pitch, Bethersden Orchard Field, Bethersden Civil Parish Ironworks, Bethersden Oakhurst Corner, Bethersden Spicer's Hill, Bethersden New Street Farm, Great Chart Unit 9 Chilmington Green Road, Great Chart With Singleton Civil Parish Loudon Way, Godinton Park Catholic Church, Ashford New Street, Ashford 66 New Street, Ashford East Hill, Ashford Star Road, Ashford Mabledon Avenue, Ashford The Norton Knatchbull School, Ashford AS2 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in London. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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