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18 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 18 bus time schedule & line map 18 Canterbury View In Website Mode The 18 bus line (Canterbury) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Canterbury: 7:15 AM - 5:10 PM (2) Hythe: 8:55 AM - 6:15 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 18 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 18 bus arriving. Direction: Canterbury 18 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Canterbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:15 AM - 5:10 PM Hythe Light Railway Station Hythe (DA) Tuesday 7:15 AM - 5:10 PM Sir John Moore Avenue, Hythe Wednesday 7:15 AM - 5:10 PM Red Lion Square, Hythe Thursday 7:15 AM - 5:10 PM Dymchurch Road, Hythe Civil Parish Friday 7:15 AM - 5:10 PM Old Prospect Road, Hythe Prospect Road, Hythe Civil Parish Saturday 7:20 AM - 5:10 PM Douglas Avenue, Hythe A259, Hythe Civil Parish Saltwood Care Centre, Hythe 18 bus Info Tanners Hill, Hythe Civil Parish Direction: Canterbury Stops: 45 Tanner's Hill Gardens, Hythe Trip Duration: 61 min Tanners Hill, Hythe Civil Parish Line Summary: Hythe Light Railway Station Hythe (DA), Sir John Moore Avenue, Hythe, Red Lion School Road, Hythe Square, Hythe, Old Prospect Road, Hythe, Douglas Avenue, Hythe, Saltwood Care Centre, Hythe, Quarry Road, Hythe Tanner's Hill Gardens, Hythe, School Road, Hythe, Quarry Road, Hythe, Hillcrest Road Middle, Hythe, Hillcrest Road Middle, Hythe Hillcrest Road, Saltwood, Brockhill Road, Saltwood, Seaton Avenue, Saltwood, Bartholomew Lane, Hillcrest Road, Saltwood Saltwood, Brockhill Park, Saltwood, Railway Station, Sandling, Sandling Turning, Sandling, Postling Turn, Brockhill Road, Saltwood Postling, Mayƒeld Road, Lyminge, Wesley Terrace, Lyminge, Silverlands Road, Lyminge, Sibton Park Brockhill Road, Hythe Civil Parish Gates, Lyminge, Sibton Park, Lyminge, White Horse Seaton Avenue, Saltwood Lane, Rhodes Minnis, Lord Whisky Animal Sanctuary, Rhodes Minnis, Mount Ephraim, Wheelbarrow Town, Hatch Farm, Stelling Minnis, Post O∆ce, Stelling Bartholomew Lane, Saltwood Minnis, Bower Farm House, Stelling Minnis, Split Lane, Stelling Minnis, Homeside Farm, Bossingham, Brockhill Park, Saltwood The Hop Pocket, Bossingham, Hardres Court Farm, Upper Hardres, Phone Box, Lower Hardres, The Railway Station, Sandling Granville, Street End, War Memorial, Nackington, Merton Lane, Nackington, Simon Langton Boys' Sandling Turning, Sandling School, Nackington, Simon Langton Boys' School Postling Turn, Postling Grounds, Nackington, The Gap, Nackington, Kent Cricket Ground, Canterbury, Cowdrey Place, Canterbury, Ethelbert Road, Canterbury, Health Mayƒeld Road, Lyminge Centre, Canterbury, Bus Station, Canterbury Station Road, Lyminge Civil Parish Wesley Terrace, Lyminge Wesley Terrace, Lyminge Civil Parish Silverlands Road, Lyminge Sibton Park Gates, Lyminge Sibton Park, Lyminge White Horse Lane, Rhodes Minnis Lord Whisky Animal Sanctuary, Rhodes Minnis Mount Ephraim, Wheelbarrow Town Hatch Farm, Stelling Minnis Post O∆ce, Stelling Minnis Bower Farm House, Stelling Minnis Split Lane, Stelling Minnis Homeside Farm, Bossingham Homeside Farm, Upper Hardres Civil Parish The Hop Pocket, Bossingham The Street, Upper Hardres Civil Parish Hardres Court Farm, Upper Hardres Phone Box, Lower Hardres The Granville, Street End Street End, Lower Hardres Civil Parish War Memorial, Nackington Merton Lane, Nackington B2068, Lower Hardres Civil Parish Simon Langton Boys' School, Nackington Simon Langton Boys' School Grounds, Nackington The Gap, Nackington Kent Cricket Ground, Canterbury Old Dover Road, Canterbury Cowdrey Place, Canterbury Ethelbert Road, Canterbury Health Centre, Canterbury 24 Oaten Hill, Canterbury Bus Station, Canterbury Watling Street, Canterbury Direction: Hythe 18 bus Time Schedule 43 stops Hythe Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:55 AM - 6:15 PM Bus Station, Canterbury St George's Lane, Canterbury Tuesday 8:55 AM - 6:15 PM Health Centre, Canterbury Wednesday 8:55 AM - 6:15 PM Ethelbert Road, Canterbury Thursday 8:55 AM - 6:15 PM Friday 8:55 AM - 6:15 PM Cowdrey Place, Canterbury Saturday 8:55 AM - 6:15 PM Kent Cricket Ground, Canterbury Old Dover Road, Canterbury The Gap, Nackington 18 bus Info Merton Lane, Nackington Direction: Hythe Stops: 43 War Memorial, Nackington Trip Duration: 59 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Canterbury, Health The Granville, Street End Centre, Canterbury, Ethelbert Road, Canterbury, Cowdrey Place, Canterbury, Kent Cricket Ground, Phone Box, Lower Hardres Canterbury, The Gap, Nackington, Merton Lane, Nackington, War Memorial, Nackington, The Granville, Street End, Phone Box, Lower Hardres, Hardres Court Farm, Upper Hardres Hardres Court Farm, Upper Hardres, The Hop Pocket, Bossingham, Homeside Farm, Bossingham, Split The Hop Pocket, Bossingham Lane, Stelling Minnis, Bower Farm House, Stelling The Street, Upper Hardres Civil Parish Minnis, Post O∆ce, Stelling Minnis, Hatch Farm, Stelling Minnis, Mount Ephraim, Wheelbarrow Town, Homeside Farm, Bossingham Oakridge, Rhodes Minnis, Lord Whisky Animal Homeside Farm, Upper Hardres Civil Parish Sanctuary, Rhodes Minnis, White Horse Lane, Rhodes Minnis, Sibton Park, Lyminge, Silverlands Split Lane, Stelling Minnis Road, Lyminge, The Sidings, Lyminge, Mayƒeld Road, Lyminge, Postling Turn, Postling, Postling Wents, Bower Farm House, Stelling Minnis Postling, Sandling Turning, Sandling, Railway Station, Sandling, Brockhill Park, Saltwood, The Green, Post O∆ce, Stelling Minnis Saltwood, Seaton Avenue, Saltwood, Brockhill Road, Saltwood, Hillcrest Road, Saltwood, Hillcrest Road Hatch Farm, Stelling Minnis Middle, Hythe, Quarry Road, Hythe, School Road, Hythe, Tanner's Hill Gardens, Hythe, Saltwood Care Mount Ephraim, Wheelbarrow Town Centre, Hythe, Douglas Avenue, Hythe, Old Prospect Road, Hythe, Red Lion Square, Hythe, Hythe Light Oakridge, Rhodes Minnis Railway Station Hythe (DA) Lord Whisky Animal Sanctuary, Rhodes Minnis White Horse Lane, Rhodes Minnis Sibton Park, Lyminge Silverlands Road, Lyminge The Sidings, Lyminge 6 Station Road, Lyminge Civil Parish Mayƒeld Road, Lyminge Wentworth Close, Lyminge Civil Parish Postling Turn, Postling Postling Wents, Postling Sandling Turning, Sandling Railway Station, Sandling Brockhill Park, Saltwood The Green, Saltwood The Green, Saltwood Civil Parish Seaton Avenue, Saltwood Brockhill Road, Saltwood Brockhill Road, Hythe Civil Parish Hillcrest Road, Saltwood Brockhill Road, Hythe Civil Parish Hillcrest Road Middle, Hythe Quarry Road, Hythe School Road, Hythe Lookers Lane, Hythe Civil Parish Tanner's Hill Gardens, Hythe Tanners Hill, Hythe Civil Parish Saltwood Care Centre, Hythe Tanners Hill, Hythe Civil Parish Douglas Avenue, Hythe Douglas Avenue, Hythe Civil Parish Old Prospect Road, Hythe Red Lion Square, Hythe Dymchurch Road, Hythe Civil Parish Hythe Light Railway Station Hythe (DA) 18 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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