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116 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 116 bus time schedule & line map 116 Rotherham - Ravenƒeld View In Website Mode The 116 bus line (Rotherham - Ravenƒeld) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Ravenƒeld Common <-> Rotherham Town Centre: 5:05 AM - 11:05 PM (2) Rotherham Town Centre <-> Ravenƒeld Common: 6:40 AM - 11:35 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 116 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 116 bus arriving. Direction: Ravenƒeld Common <-> Rotherham 116 bus Time Schedule Town Centre Ravenƒeld Common <-> Rotherham Town Centre 33 stops Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:43 AM - 10:43 PM Monday 5:05 AM - 11:05 PM Braithwell Road/Cedar Drive, Ravenƒeld Common Tuesday 5:05 AM - 11:05 PM Braithwell Road/Poplar Grove, Ravenƒeld Common Wednesday 5:05 AM - 11:05 PM Braithwell Road, Rotherham Thursday 5:05 AM - 11:05 PM Braithwell Road/Longƒeld Drive, Ravenƒeld Friday 5:05 AM - 11:05 PM Common Saturday 5:15 AM - 11:05 PM Hollings Lane/Spencer Drive, Ravenƒeld Common Hollings Lane/Birchwood Drive, Ravenƒeld Common 116 bus Info Hollings Lane/Silverwood Cottages, Ravenƒeld Direction: Ravenƒeld Common <-> Rotherham Town Common Centre Stops: 33 Hollings Lane/Gulling Wood, Thrybergh Trip Duration: 28 min Line Summary: Braithwell Road/Cedar Drive, Hollings Lane/Vale Road, Thrybergh Ravenƒeld Common, Braithwell Road/Poplar Grove, Ravenƒeld Common, Braithwell Road/Longƒeld Drive, Ravenƒeld Common, Hollings Lane/Spencer St Leonards Avenue/Gerard Avenue, Thrybergh Drive, Ravenƒeld Common, Hollings Lane/Birchwood Musgrove Avenue, Thrybergh Civil Parish Drive, Ravenƒeld Common, Hollings Lane/Silverwood Cottages, Ravenƒeld Common, Hollings Lane/Gulling Link Road/Vale Road, Thrybergh Wood, Thrybergh, Hollings Lane/Vale Road, Link Road, Thrybergh Civil Parish Thrybergh, St Leonards Avenue/Gerard Avenue, Thrybergh, Link Road/Vale Road, Thrybergh, Vale Vale Road/Warreners Drive, Thrybergh Road/Warreners Drive, Thrybergh, Vale Road/East Vale Drive, Thrybergh, Vale Road/Park Road, Vale Road/East Vale Drive, Thrybergh Thrybergh, Park Lane/Vale Road, Thrybergh, Park Lane/Park Vale Drive, Thrybergh, Oldgate Vale Road/Park Road, Thrybergh Lane/Chesterhill Avenue, Thrybergh, Oldgate Lane/Silver Street, Dalton, Oldgate Lane/Doncaster Park Lane/Vale Road, Thrybergh Road, Dalton, Doncaster Road/Magna Lane, Dalton, Doncaster Road/Kelvin Street, Dalton, Doncaster Park Lane/Park Vale Drive, Thrybergh Road/Saville Street, Dalton, Fitzwilliam Road/Herringthorpe Valley Road, Aldwarke, Oldgate Lane/Chesterhill Avenue, Thrybergh Doncaster Road/Mowbray Street, Eastwood, Wood Street, Thrybergh Civil Parish Doncaster Road/Far Lane, East Dene, Doncaster Road/Foljambe Road, East Dene, Doncaster Road/St Oldgate Lane/Silver Street, Dalton Johns Close, East Dene, Doncaster Road/Oxford Street, East Dene, Doncaster Road/Middle Lane, Oldgate Lane/Doncaster Road, Dalton Clifton, Doncaster Road/Cottenham Road, Clifton, Doncaster Road/St Anns Road, Clifton, Wharncliffe Doncaster Road/Magna Lane, Dalton Street/Percy Street, Rotherham Town Centre, Wharncliffe Street/Eastwood Lane, Rotherham Town Doncaster Road/Kelvin Street, Dalton Centre, Rotherham Interchange/B10, Rotherham Town Centre Doncaster Road/Saville Street, Dalton Fitzwilliam Road/Herringthorpe Valley Road, Aldwarke Doncaster Road/Mowbray Street, Eastwood Oak Meadows, Rotherham Doncaster Road/Far Lane, East Dene Doncaster Road/Foljambe Road, East Dene Doncaster Road, Rotherham Doncaster Road/St Johns Close, East Dene Doncaster Road/Oxford Street, East Dene Doncaster Road/Middle Lane, Clifton Doncaster Road/Cottenham Road, Clifton Doncaster Road/St Anns Road, Clifton Wharncliffe Street/Percy Street, Rotherham Town Centre Wharncliffe Street/Eastwood Lane, Rotherham Town Centre Rotherham Interchange/B10, Rotherham Town Centre Direction: Rotherham Town Centre <-> Ravenƒeld 116 bus Time Schedule Common Rotherham Town Centre <-> Ravenƒeld Common 30 stops Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:15 AM - 10:15 PM Monday 6:40 AM - 11:35 PM Rotherham Interchange/B1, Rotherham Town Centre Tuesday 6:40 AM - 11:35 PM Wharncliffe Street/Nelson Street, Rotherham Wednesday 6:40 AM - 11:35 PM Town Centre Thursday 6:40 AM - 11:35 PM Wharncliffe Street, Rotherham Friday 6:40 AM - 11:35 PM Doncaster Road/St Anns Road, Clifton Saturday 6:40 AM - 11:35 PM Doncaster Road/Cottenham Road, Clifton Doncaster Road/Middle Lane, Clifton Doncaster Road/Rotherhill Close, East Dene 116 bus Info Direction: Rotherham Town Centre <-> Ravenƒeld Doncaster Road/St Johns Close, East Dene Common Stops: 30 Doncaster Road/St Johns Road, East Dene Trip Duration: 24 min Line Summary: Rotherham Interchange/B1, Doncaster Road, Rotherham Rotherham Town Centre, Wharncliffe Street/Nelson Doncaster Road/Newstead Close, East Dene Street, Rotherham Town Centre, Doncaster Road/St Anns Road, Clifton, Doncaster Road/Cottenham Road, Clifton, Doncaster Road/Middle Lane, Clifton, Doncaster Road/Mowbray Street, Eastwood Doncaster Road/Rotherhill Close, East Dene, Doncaster Road/St Johns Close, East Dene, Doncaster Road/Kelvin Street, Dalton Doncaster Road/St Johns Road, East Dene, Doncaster Road/Newstead Close, East Dene, Doncaster Road/Magna Lane, Dalton Doncaster Road/Mowbray Street, Eastwood, Doncaster Road/Kelvin Street, Dalton, Doncaster Oldgate Lane/Glebe Crescent, Dalton Road/Magna Lane, Dalton, Oldgate Lane/Glebe Crescent, Dalton, Oldgate Lane/Cross Street, Dalton, Oldgate Lane/Cross Street, Dalton Oldgate Lane/School Street, Thrybergh, Park Cross Street, Thrybergh Civil Parish Lane/Park Close, Thrybergh, Vale Road/Vale Avenue, Thrybergh, Vale Road/Bowen Drive, Thrybergh, Vale Oldgate Lane/School Street, Thrybergh Road/Link Road, Thrybergh, St Leonards School Street, Thrybergh Civil Parish Avenue/Gerard Avenue, Thrybergh, Link Road/Vale Road, Thrybergh, Hollings Lane/Vale Road, Park Lane/Park Close, Thrybergh Thrybergh, Hollings Lane/Gulling Wood, Thrybergh, Hollings Lane/Gulling Wood, Thrybergh, Hollings Vale Road/Vale Avenue, Thrybergh Lane/Birchwood Drive, Ravenƒeld Common, Hollings Lane/Birchwood Drive, Ravenƒeld Common, Vale Road/Bowen Drive, Thrybergh Braithwell Road/Moor Lane North, Ravenƒeld Finch Close, Thrybergh Civil Parish Common, Braithwell Road/Longƒeld Drive, Ravenƒeld Common, Braithwell Road/Poplar Grove, Vale Road/Link Road, Thrybergh Ravenƒeld Common, Braithwell Road/Cedar Drive, Ravenƒeld Common St Leonards Avenue/Gerard Avenue, Thrybergh Musgrove Avenue, Thrybergh Civil Parish Link Road/Vale Road, Thrybergh Link Road, Thrybergh Civil Parish Hollings Lane/Vale Road, Thrybergh Hollings Lane/Gulling Wood, Thrybergh Hollings Lane/Gulling Wood, Thrybergh Hollings Lane/Birchwood Drive, Ravenƒeld Common Hollings Lane/Birchwood Drive, Ravenƒeld Common Braithwell Road/Moor Lane North, Ravenƒeld Common Braithwell Road/Longƒeld Drive, Ravenƒeld Common Braithwell Road/Poplar Grove, Ravenƒeld Common Braithwell Road, Rotherham Braithwell Road/Cedar Drive, Ravenƒeld Common Cedar Drive, Ravenƒeld Civil Parish 116 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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