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View in Website Mode Peters�Eld PD5 bus time schedule & line map PD5 Nyewood - East Harting - South Harting - View In Website Mode Petersƒeld The PD5 bus line (Nyewood - East Harting - South Harting - Petersƒeld) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Nyewood: 11:30 AM (2) Petersƒeld: 9:20 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest PD5 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next PD5 bus arriving. Direction: Nyewood PD5 bus Time Schedule 19 stops Nyewood Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Waitrose Car Park, Petersƒeld Tuesday Not Operational King George Avenue, Petersƒeld Wednesday Not Operational Dragon Street, Petersƒeld Thursday Not Operational 14 Dragon Street, Petersƒeld Friday Not Operational Tesco, Petersƒeld Saturday 11:30 AM Rock Cottages, Nursted Hurst Farm, South Harting Old Ditcham Farm, South Harting PD5 bus Info Direction: Nyewood Torberry Farm, South Harting Stops: 19 Trip Duration: 25 min Line Summary: Waitrose Car Park, Petersƒeld, King West Harting Turn, South Harting George Avenue, Petersƒeld, Dragon Street, Petersƒeld, Tesco, Petersƒeld, Rock Cottages, The White Hart, South Harting Nursted, Hurst Farm, South Harting, Old Ditcham Farm, South Harting, Torberry Farm, South Harting, Warren Side, South Harting West Harting Turn, South Harting, The White Hart, Warrenside, Harting Civil Parish South Harting, Warren Side, South Harting, South Acre, South Harting, New Lane, South Harting, East South Acre, South Harting Harting Street, East Harting, Tye Oak, East Harting, Gutter's Copse, East Harting, Weeks's Common, New Lane, South Harting Nyewood, Champs Farm, Nyewood, Green, Nyewood East Harting Street, East Harting Tye Oak, East Harting Gutter's Copse, East Harting Weeks's Common, Nyewood Champs Farm, Nyewood 2 Greenƒelds, Harting Civil Parish Green, Nyewood 1 / 2 Furze Meadow, Harting Civil Parish Direction: Petersƒeld PD5 bus Time Schedule 19 stops Petersƒeld Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Green, Nyewood Tuesday Not Operational Champs Farm, Nyewood Wednesday Not Operational Weeks's Common, Nyewood Thursday Not Operational Gutter's Copse, East Harting Friday Not Operational Tye Oak, East Harting Saturday 9:20 AM East Harting Street, East Harting New Lane, South Harting PD5 bus Info South Acre, South Harting Direction: Petersƒeld Stops: 19 South Acre, Harting Civil Parish Trip Duration: 30 min Line Summary: Green, Nyewood, Champs Farm, Warren Side, South Harting Nyewood, Weeks's Common, Nyewood, Gutter's Warrenside, Harting Civil Parish Copse, East Harting, Tye Oak, East Harting, East Harting Street, East Harting, New Lane, South The White Hart, South Harting Harting, South Acre, South Harting, Warren Side, South Harting, The White Hart, South Harting, West West Harting Turn, South Harting Harting Turn, South Harting, Torberry Farm, South Harting, Old Ditcham Farm, South Harting, Hurst Torberry Farm, South Harting Farm, South Harting, Rock Cottages, Nursted, Tesco, Petersƒeld, Dragon Street, Petersƒeld, The Square, Old Ditcham Farm, South Harting Petersƒeld, Waitrose Car Park, Petersƒeld Hurst Farm, South Harting Rock Cottages, Nursted Tesco, Petersƒeld Dragon Street, Petersƒeld The Square, Petersƒeld The Square, Petersƒeld Waitrose Car Park, Petersƒeld PD5 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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