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W5 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route W5 bus time schedule & line map W5 Upper Bayble - Stornoway View In Website Mode The W5 bus line (Upper Bayble - Stornoway) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Flesherin: 6:20 AM - 6:05 PM (2) Stornoway: 6:45 AM - 6:45 PM (3) Upper Bayble: 6:35 AM - 6:05 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest W5 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next W5 bus arriving. Direction: Flesherin W5 bus Time Schedule 43 stops Flesherin Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:20 AM - 6:05 PM Bus Station, Stornoway Tuesday 6:20 AM - 6:05 PM Council O∆ces, Stornoway Wednesday 6:20 AM - 6:05 PM Nicholson Institute, Stornoway Thursday 6:20 AM - 6:05 PM Rathad Mhic à Ghobhainn, Scotland Friday 6:20 AM - 6:05 PM Oliver's Brae, Sandwick Saturday 6:20 AM - 6:05 PM Lower Sandwick Rd End, Sandwick East Street, Sandwickhill Industrial Estate, Park End W5 bus Info Direction: Flesherin Village, Park End Stops: 43 Trip Duration: 37 min Mackenzie Crescent, Scotland Line Summary: Bus Station, Stornoway, Council Road End, Branahuie O∆ces, Stornoway, Nicholson Institute, Stornoway, Oliver's Brae, Sandwick, Lower Sandwick Rd End, Sandwick, East Street, Sandwickhill, Industrial School, Branahuie Estate, Park End, Village, Park End, Road End, Melbost, Scotland Branahuie, School, Branahuie, War Memorial, Branahuie, Airport Terminal, Stornoway, Number 10, War Memorial, Branahuie Branahuie, Number 20, Melbost, Number 26, Melbost, Turning Point, Melbost, Number 26, Airport Terminal, Stornoway Melbost, Number 20, Melbost, Number 10, Branahuie, War Memorial, Branahuie, School, Number 10, Branahuie Branahuie, Road End, Aignish, Beach Rd End, Knock, Old School, Knock, Aignish Rd End, Knock, Swordale Number 20, Melbost Rd End, Knock, East Rd End, Aignish, Seaview, Knock, Football Ground, Knock, Eagleton Rd End, Garrabost, Number 26, Melbost Claypark Rd End, Garrabost, Turning Point, Upper Garrabost, Post O∆ce, Garrabost, Road End, New Turning Point, Melbost Garrabost, Graham Avenue, Lower Garrabost, Church, Lower Garrabost, Cnoc Chebis, Shulishader, Number 26, Melbost Cnoc Chailein Rd End, Shulishader, Road End, Sheshader, Village, Sheshader, South Rd End, Number 20, Melbost Sheshader, Road End, Flesherin, Turning Point, Flesherin Number 10, Branahuie War Memorial, Branahuie School, Branahuie Melbost, Scotland Road End, Aignish Beach Rd End, Knock Old School, Knock Aignish Rd End, Knock Swordale Rd End, Knock East Rd End, Aignish Seaview, Knock Football Ground, Knock Eagleton Rd End, Garrabost Claypark Rd End, Garrabost Turning Point, Upper Garrabost Post O∆ce, Garrabost Road End, New Garrabost Graham Avenue, Lower Garrabost Church, Lower Garrabost Cnoc Chebis, Shulishader Druim Shiadair, Scotland Cnoc Chailein Rd End, Shulishader Road End, Sheshader Village, Sheshader South Rd End, Sheshader Road End, Flesherin Turning Point, Flesherin Direction: Stornoway W5 bus Time Schedule 55 stops Stornoway Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:45 AM - 6:45 PM Turning Point, Upper Bayble Tuesday 6:45 AM - 6:45 PM Number 5, Upper Bayble Wednesday 6:45 AM - 6:45 PM Number 18, Upper Bayble Thursday 6:45 AM - 6:45 PM Geilear, Upper Bayble Friday 6:45 AM - 6:45 PM Geilear, Scotland Saturday 6:45 AM - 6:45 PM Number 14, Lower Bayble Number 32, Lower Bayble Village, Eagleton W5 bus Info Direction: Stornoway Turning Point, Eagleton Stops: 55 Trip Duration: 40 min Line Summary: Turning Point, Upper Bayble, Number Village, Eagleton 5, Upper Bayble, Number 18, Upper Bayble, Geilear, Upper Bayble, Number 14, Lower Bayble, Number 32, Number 32, Lower Bayble Lower Bayble, Village, Eagleton, Turning Point, Eagleton, Village, Eagleton, Number 32, Lower Rathad Ur, Lower Bayble Bayble, Rathad Ur, Lower Bayble, Eagleton Rd End, Rathad Ur, Scotland Garrabost, Football Ground, Knock, Seaview, Knock, East Rd End, Aignish, Swordale Rd End, Knock, Eagleton Rd End, Garrabost Number 6, Knock Aignish, Number 27, Knock Aignish, Village, Swordale, Turning Point, Swordale, Village, Football Ground, Knock Swordale, Church, Knock, Number 10, Knock, Number 1, Knock, Old School, Knock, Beach Rd End, Seaview, Knock Knock, Road End, Aignish, School, Branahuie, War Memorial, Branahuie, Airport Terminal, Stornoway, East Rd End, Aignish Number 10, Branahuie, Number 20, Melbost, Number 26, Melbost, Turning Point, Melbost, Number 26, Swordale Rd End, Knock Melbost, Number 20, Melbost, Number 10, Branahuie, War Memorial, Branahuie, School, Number 6, Knock Aignish Branahuie, Road End, Branahuie, Village, Park End, Knock, Scotland Industrial Estate, Park End, East Street, Sandwickhill, Lower Sandwick Rd End, Sandwick, Number 29, Number 27, Knock Aignish Sandwick, Village, Lower Sandwick, Turning Point, Lower Sandwick, Village, Lower Sandwick, Number Village, Swordale 29, Sandwick, Oliver's Brae, Sandwick, Seaforth Road, Stornoway, Seaview Terrace, Stornoway, Swordale, Scotland Newton Street, Stornoway, Tesco, Stornoway, Bus Turning Point, Swordale Station, Stornoway Village, Swordale Swordale, Scotland Church, Knock Number 10, Knock Number 1, Knock Old School, Knock Beach Rd End, Knock Road End, Aignish School, Branahuie Melbost, Scotland War Memorial, Branahuie Airport Terminal, Stornoway Number 10, Branahuie Number 20, Melbost Number 26, Melbost Turning Point, Melbost Number 26, Melbost Number 20, Melbost Number 10, Branahuie War Memorial, Branahuie School, Branahuie Melbost, Scotland Road End, Branahuie Village, Park End Industrial Estate, Park End East Street, Sandwickhill Lower Sandwick Rd End, Sandwick Number 29, Sandwick Village, Lower Sandwick Turning Point, Lower Sandwick Village, Lower Sandwick Number 29, Sandwick Oliver's Brae, Sandwick Seaforth Road, Stornoway Rathad Shìphoirt, Scotland Seaview Terrace, Stornoway Newton Street, Stornoway Inaclete Road, Scotland Tesco, Stornoway 10 Iomair Sligeach, Stornoway Bus Station, Stornoway Direction: Upper Bayble W5 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Upper Bayble Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:35 AM - 6:05 PM Bus Station, Stornoway Tuesday 6:35 AM - 6:05 PM Tesco, Stornoway 10 Iomair Sligeach, Stornoway Wednesday 6:35 AM - 6:05 PM Newton Street, Stornoway Thursday 6:35 AM - 6:05 PM Inaclete Road, Scotland Friday 6:35 AM - 6:05 PM Seaview Terrace, Stornoway Saturday 6:35 AM - 6:05 PM Seaforth Road, Stornoway Rathad Shìphoirt, Scotland Oliver's Brae, Sandwick W5 bus Info Direction: Upper Bayble Lower Sandwick Rd End, Sandwick Stops: 46 Trip Duration: 29 min East Street, Sandwickhill Line Summary: Bus Station, Stornoway, Tesco, Stornoway, Newton Street, Stornoway, Seaview Industrial Estate, Park End Terrace, Stornoway, Seaforth Road, Stornoway, Oliver's Brae, Sandwick, Lower Sandwick Rd End, Village, Park End Sandwick, East Street, Sandwickhill, Industrial Estate, Park End, Village, Park End, Road End, Mackenzie Crescent, Scotland Branahuie, School, Branahuie, War Memorial, Road End, Branahuie Branahuie, Airport Terminal, Stornoway, Number 10, Branahuie, Number 20, Melbost, Number 26, Melbost, Turning Point, Melbost, Road End, Aignish, School, Branahuie Beach Rd End, Knock, Old School, Knock, Number 1, Melbost, Scotland Knock, Number 10, Knock, Church, Knock, Village, War Memorial, Branahuie Swordale, Turning Point, Swordale, Village, Swordale, Number 27, Knock Aignish, Number 6, Knock Aignish, Village, Aignish, Swordale Rd End, Knock, East Rd Airport Terminal, Stornoway End, Aignish, Seaview, Knock, Football Ground, Knock, Eagleton Rd End, Garrabost, Rathad Ur, Number 10, Branahuie Lower Bayble, Number 32, Lower Bayble, Village, Eagleton, Turning Point, Eagleton, Village, Eagleton, Number 20, Melbost Number 32, Lower Bayble, Number 14, Lower Bayble, Pier Rd End, Bayble, Number 18, Upper Bayble, Number 26, Melbost Number 5, Upper Bayble, Turning Point, Upper Bayble Turning Point, Melbost Road End, Aignish Beach Rd End, Knock Old School, Knock Number 1, Knock Number 10, Knock Church, Knock Village, Swordale Swordale, Scotland Turning Point, Swordale Village, Swordale Swordale, Scotland Number 27, Knock Aignish Number 6, Knock Aignish Knock, Scotland Village, Aignish Swordale Rd End, Knock East Rd End, Aignish Seaview, Knock Football Ground, Knock Eagleton Rd End, Garrabost Rathad Ur, Lower Bayble Rathad Ur, Scotland Number 32, Lower Bayble Village, Eagleton Turning Point, Eagleton Village, Eagleton Number 32, Lower Bayble Number 14, Lower Bayble Pier Rd End, Bayble Number 18, Upper Bayble Number 5, Upper Bayble Turning Point, Upper Bayble W5 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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