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48 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 48 bus time schedule & line map 48 Gorebridge - Fort Kinnaird View In Website Mode The 48 bus line (Gorebridge - Fort Kinnaird) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Birkenside: 4:25 AM - 11:40 PM (2) Newcraighall: 4:43 AM - 11:36 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 48 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 48 bus arriving. Direction: Birkenside 48 bus Time Schedule 73 stops Birkenside Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 4:50 AM - 11:40 PM Monday 4:25 AM - 11:40 PM Fort Kinnaird West, Newcraighall 3 Quarry Cottages, Edinburgh Tuesday 4:25 AM - 11:40 PM Peacocktail Close, Newcraighall Wednesday 4:25 AM - 11:40 PM 31 Wisp Green, Edinburgh Thursday 4:25 AM - 11:40 PM Jack Kane Centre, Niddrie Friday 4:25 AM - 11:40 PM Hay Drive, Niddrie Saturday 4:20 AM - 11:40 PM 263D Niddrie Mains Road, Edinburgh Hay Avenue, Niddrie Cakemuir Grove, Edinburgh 48 bus Info Wauchope Road, Niddrie Direction: Birkenside Niddrie Mains Road, Edinburgh Stops: 73 Trip Duration: 59 min St Teresa Church, Craigmillar Line Summary: Fort Kinnaird West, Newcraighall, 6 Chapel Court, Edinburgh Peacocktail Close, Newcraighall, Jack Kane Centre, Niddrie, Hay Drive, Niddrie, Hay Avenue, Niddrie, Niddrie Marischal Drive, Craigmillar Wauchope Road, Niddrie, St Teresa Church, Niddrie Marischal Drive, Edinburgh Craigmillar, Niddrie Marischal Drive, Craigmillar, Niddrie House Avenue, Craigmillar, Greendykes Niddrie House Avenue, Craigmillar Terrace, Craigmillar, Sandilands Close, Edmonstone, Scrm, Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary, Royal Inƒrmary, Greendykes Terrace, Craigmillar Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary, Little France Road, Little France, Fernieside Drive, Moredun, Fernieside Grove, Sandilands Close, Edmonstone Moredun, The Wisp, Danderhall, Old Dalkeith Road, Danderhall, Sheriffhall Park And Ride, Danderhall, Scrm, Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary Campend, Danderhall, Melville Gate Road, Dalkeith, Lugton Brae, Dalkeith, Glebe Street, Dalkeith, Old Royal Inƒrmary, Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary Edinburgh Road, Dalkeith, Buccleuch Street, Dalkeith, James Lean Avenue, Dalkeith, Bruce Gardens, Little France Road, Little France Dalkeith, Primrose Terrace, Dalkeith, Hepburn Drive, Dalkeith, Easthouses Road, Kippielaw, Easthouses 395 Old Dalkeith Road, Edinburgh Way, Easthouses, Little Acre, Easthouses, Hawthorn Fernieside Drive, Moredun Crescent, Mayƒeld, Hawthorn Centre, Mayƒeld, Mayƒeld Place, Mayƒeld, Elm Place, Mayƒeld, Buckie Fernieside Grove, Moredun Road, Mayƒeld, Oak Crescent, Mayƒeld, Finlay Place, Mayƒeld, Larch Crescent, Mayƒeld, Hughes Crescent, The Wisp, Danderhall Mayƒeld, The Kilns, Mayƒeld, Sycamore Road, Mayƒeld, Stone Place, Mayƒeld, Newbattle Centre, Old Dalkeith Road, Danderhall Mayƒeld, Blackcot Road, Mayƒeld, Blackcot Avenue, Maulsford Avenue, Scotland Mayƒeld, Suttieslea Place, Bryans, Hamilton Crescent, Bryans, Bryans Avenue, Newtongrange, Sheriffhall Park And Ride, Danderhall Park Road, Newtongrange, Station Road, Newtongrange, St Anne's Court, Newtongrange, Campend, Danderhall Dean Park Place, Newtongrange, Fourth Street, Newtongrange, Mining Museum, Newtongrange, Melville Gate Road, Dalkeith Mcgahey Court, Newtongrange, The Crescent, Gowkshill, Gowkshill Farm, Gowkshill, St Andrews Melville Gate Road, Scotland Primary School, Gowkshill, Greenhall Road, Lugton Brae, Dalkeith Greenhall, Barleyknowe Crescent, Greenhall, Greenhall Crescent, Hunterƒeld, Arniston Engine, Arniston, Leisure Centre, Gorebridge, Newbyres Glebe Street, Dalkeith Crescent, Gorebridge, Gore Avenue, Gorebridge, Esk Place, Dalkeith Newbyres Crescent, Gorebridge, Police Station, Gorebridge, Gorebridge Inn, Gorebridge, Powdermill Old Edinburgh Road, Dalkeith Brae, Birkenside, Powdermill Brae, Birkenside, 8 High Street, Dalkeith Terminus, Birkenside Buccleuch Street, Dalkeith Buccleuch Street, Dalkeith James Lean Avenue, Dalkeith Bruce Gardens, Dalkeith Bruce Gardens, Dalkeith Primrose Terrace, Dalkeith Hepburn Drive, Dalkeith Lauder Road, Dalkeith Easthouses Road, Kippielaw Easthouses Way, Easthouses Barley Bree Lawn, Dalkeith Little Acre, Easthouses B6482, Scotland Hawthorn Crescent, Mayƒeld Hawthorn Centre, Mayƒeld Langlaw Road, Scotland Mayƒeld Place, Mayƒeld Andrew Dodd's Avenue, Scotland Elm Place, Mayƒeld Buckie Road, Scotland Buckie Road, Mayƒeld Buckie Road, Scotland Oak Crescent, Mayƒeld Finlay Place, Mayƒeld Larch Crescent, Mayƒeld Hughes Crescent, Mayƒeld Oak Place, Scotland The Kilns, Mayƒeld Sycamore Road, Mayƒeld Bogwood Road, Scotland Stone Place, Mayƒeld Newbattle Centre, Mayƒeld Blackcot Road, Mayƒeld Blackcot Road, Scotland Blackcot Avenue, Mayƒeld Suttieslea Place, Bryans Hamilton Crescent, Bryans Bryans Road, Dalkeith Bryans Avenue, Newtongrange Hamilton Crescent, Dalkeith Park Road, Newtongrange Station Road, Newtongrange 13 Station Road, Dalkeith St Anne's Court, Newtongrange Dean Park Place, Newtongrange Main Street, Dalkeith Fourth Street, Newtongrange Mining Museum, Newtongrange Lingerwood Cottages, Scotland Mcgahey Court, Newtongrange The Crescent, Gowkshill Gowkshill Farm, Gowkshill St Andrews Primary School, Gowkshill Greenhall Road, Greenhall Barleyknowe Crescent, Greenhall Barleyknowe Crescent, Scotland Greenhall Crescent, Hunterƒeld Greenhall Crescent, Scotland Arniston Engine, Arniston Leisure Centre, Gorebridge Newbyres Crescent, Gorebridge Gore Avenue, Gorebridge Gore Avenue, Arniston Newbyres Crescent, Gorebridge Newbyres Crescent, Arniston Police Station, Gorebridge Hunterƒeld Court, Arniston Gorebridge Inn, Gorebridge 3 Main Street, Arniston Powdermill Brae, Birkenside Powdermill Brae, Arniston Powdermill Brae, Birkenside Terminus, Birkenside Direction: Newcraighall 48 bus Time Schedule 71 stops Newcraighall Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 4:48 AM - 11:36 PM Monday 4:43 AM - 11:36 PM Terminus, Birkenside Tuesday 4:43 AM - 11:36 PM Powdermill Brae, Birkenside Wednesday 4:43 AM - 11:36 PM Powdermill Brae, Birkenside Thursday 4:43 AM - 11:36 PM Gorebridge Inn, Gorebridge Friday 4:43 AM - 11:36 PM 3 Main Street, Arniston Saturday 4:48 AM - 11:36 PM Police Station, Gorebridge Hunterƒeld Court, Arniston Gore Avenue, Gorebridge Gore Avenue, Arniston 48 bus Info Direction: Newcraighall Newbyres Crescent, Gorebridge Stops: 71 Newbyres Crescent, Arniston Trip Duration: 59 min Line Summary: Terminus, Birkenside, Powdermill Leisure Centre, Gorebridge Brae, Birkenside, Powdermill Brae, Birkenside, Gorebridge Inn, Gorebridge, Police Station, Arniston Engine, Arniston Gorebridge, Gore Avenue, Gorebridge, Newbyres Crescent, Gorebridge, Leisure Centre, Gorebridge, New Hunterƒeld, Hunterƒeld Arniston Engine, Arniston, New Hunterƒeld, Laundry Cottages, Scotland Hunterƒeld, Barleyknowe Crescent, Greenhall, Hogarth Avenue, Greenhall, St Andrews Primary Barleyknowe Crescent, Greenhall School, Gowkshill, Gowkshill Farm, Gowkshill, The Crescent, Gowkshill, Mcgahey Court, Newtongrange, Hogarth Avenue, Greenhall Mining Museum, Newtongrange, Fourth Street, Newtongrange, Dean Park Place, Newtongrange, Greenhall Road, Scotland Station Road, Newtongrange, Park Road, St Andrews Primary School, Gowkshill Newtongrange, Bryans Avenue, Newtongrange, Hamilton Crescent, Bryans, Suttieslea Place, Bryans, Gowkshill Farm, Gowkshill Blackcot Avenue, Mayƒeld, Blackcot Road, Mayƒeld, Newbattle Centre, Mayƒeld, Stone Place, Mayƒeld, Roundabout, Mayƒeld, Sycamore Road, Mayƒeld, The Crescent, Gowkshill The Kilns, Mayƒeld, Hughes Crescent, Mayƒeld, Stobhill Road, Scotland Finlay Place, Mayƒeld, Oak Crescent, Mayƒeld, Roundabout, Mayƒeld, Elm Place, Mayƒeld, Mayƒeld Mcgahey Court, Newtongrange Place, Mayƒeld, Hawthorn Centre, Mayƒeld, Hawthorn Crescent, Mayƒeld, Little Acre, Mining Museum, Newtongrange Easthouses, Easthouses Way, Easthouses, Easthouses Road, Kippielaw, Hepburn Drive, Dalkeith, Fourth Street, Newtongrange Primrose Terrace, Dalkeith, Bruce Gardens, Dalkeith, James Lean Avenue, Dalkeith, South Street, Dalkeith, Dean Park Place, Newtongrange Bridgend Court, Dalkeith, Lugton Brae, Dalkeith, Main Street, Dalkeith Melville Gate Road, Dalkeith, Summerside, Dalkeith, Campend, Danderhall, Sheriffhall Park And Ride, Station Road, Newtongrange Danderhall, Old Dalkeith Road, Danderhall, The Wisp, 13 Station Road, Dalkeith Danderhall, Fernieside Grove, Moredun, Fernieside Drive, Moredun, Little France Road, Little France, Park Road, Newtongrange Royal Inƒrmary, Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary, Scrm, Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary, Sandilands Close, Bryans Avenue, Newtongrange Edmonstone, Greendykes Terrace, Craigmillar, Hamilton Crescent, Dalkeith Niddrie House Avenue, Craigmillar, Niddrie Marischal Drive, Craigmillar, Wauchope Road, Niddrie, Hay Hamilton Crescent, Bryans Avenue, Niddrie, Hay Drive, Niddrie, Jack Kane Hamilton Crescent, Dalkeith Centre, Niddrie, Niddrie Mill Avenue, Niddrie, Peacocktail Close, Newcraighall, Fort Kinnaird West, Suttieslea Place, Bryans Newcraighall Suttieslea Road, Scotland Blackcot Avenue, Mayƒeld Blackcot Road, Mayƒeld Newbattle Centre, Mayƒeld Stone Place, Mayƒeld Roundabout, Mayƒeld Eskview Road, Scotland Sycamore Road, Mayƒeld Bogwood Road, Scotland The Kilns, Mayƒeld Hughes Crescent, Mayƒeld Oak Place, Scotland Finlay Place, Mayƒeld Oak Crescent, Mayƒeld D'Arcy Road, Scotland Roundabout, Mayƒeld Eskview Road, Scotland Elm Place, Mayƒeld Mayƒeld Place, Mayƒeld Bogwood Road, Scotland Hawthorn Centre, Mayƒeld 2f Bogwood Road, Scotland Hawthorn Crescent, Mayƒeld Little Acre, Easthouses Easthouses Way, Easthouses Easthouses Road, Kippielaw Hepburn Drive, Dalkeith Hepburn Drive, Dalkeith Primrose Terrace, Dalkeith Bruce
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