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31 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 31 bus time schedule & line map 31 Lincoln - Sleaford View In Website Mode The 31 bus line (Lincoln - Sleaford) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Lincoln: 6:55 AM - 5:55 PM (2) Sleaford: 5:47 AM - 4:40 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 31 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 31 bus arriving. Direction: Lincoln 31 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Lincoln Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:55 AM - 5:55 PM Rail Station, Sleaford Tuesday 6:55 AM - 5:55 PM Yorkshire Trading, Sleaford South Gate, Sleaford Civil Parish Wednesday 6:55 AM - 5:55 PM Market Place, Sleaford Thursday 6:55 AM - 5:55 PM East Gate, Sleaford Civil Parish Friday 6:55 AM - 5:55 PM Duke Street, Sleaford Saturday Not Operational Eastgate, Sleaford Civil Parish Woodbridge Road, Sleaford Pride Parkway, Sleaford 31 bus Info Direction: Lincoln Moor Lane, Leasingham Stops: 45 Trip Duration: 64 min Speedway Corner, Ruskington Line Summary: Rail Station, Sleaford, Yorkshire Sleaford Road, Ruskington Civil Parish Trading, Sleaford, Market Place, Sleaford, Duke Street, Sleaford, Woodbridge Road, Sleaford, Pride George Adams Factory, Ruskington Parkway, Sleaford, Moor Lane, Leasingham, Speedway Corner, Ruskington, George Adams Garden Of Remembrance, Ruskington Factory, Ruskington, Garden Of Remembrance, Ruskington, Manor Street, Ruskington, Musicians' Manor Street, Ruskington Arms Ph, Dorrington, The Pinfold, Digby, Church Avenue, Ashby De La Launde, Ashby Club Entrance, Musicians' Arms Ph, Dorrington Ashby De La Launde, Sports Field, Digby Raf, The Oval, Digby Raf, The Granaries, Scopwick, Golf Club Entrance, Blankney, Cox & Chicks, Metheringham, The Pinfold, Digby Methodist Church, Metheringham, Kings Road, Metheringham, The Terrace, Dunston, Village Hall, Church Avenue, Ashby De La Launde Dunston, Railway Bridge, Dunston, Lincoln Road, Dunston, Old Ten Row, Nocton, Village Hall, Nocton, Ashby Club Entrance, Ashby De La Launde Nocton Hall Gates, Nocton, The Park, Potterhanworth, War Memorial, Potterhanworth, 99 Sports Field, Digby Raf Sleaford Road, Branston, Station Road, Branston, Daphne Close, Branston, Magnolia Close, Branston, The Oval, Digby Raf Infant School, Branston, Woodside, Branston, Park The Oval, Scopwick Civil Parish View Avenue, Branston, Woodview Nursing Home, Branston, Ashƒeld Cottage Farm, Branston, Mill The Granaries, Scopwick Lodge, Canwick, Heighington Road, Canwick, The Granaries, Scopwick Civil Parish Canwick Road Cemetery, Lincoln, Ripon Street, Lincoln, Central Bus Station, Lincoln Golf Club Entrance, Blankney Cox & Chicks, Metheringham Methodist Church, Metheringham High Street, Metheringham Kings Road, Metheringham The Terrace, Dunston Village Hall, Dunston Chapel Lane, Dunston Civil Parish Railway Bridge, Dunston Lincoln Road, Dunston Old Ten Row, Nocton Village Hall, Nocton Main Street, Nocton Civil Parish Nocton Hall Gates, Nocton The Park, Potterhanworth War Memorial, Potterhanworth Middle Street, Potter Hanworth Civil Parish 99 Sleaford Road, Branston Station Road, Branston Daphne Close, Branston Daphne Close, Branston Magnolia Close, Branston Infant School, Branston Woodside, Branston Park View Avenue, Branston Woodview Nursing Home, Branston Ashƒeld Cottage Farm, Branston Mill Lodge, Canwick Heighington Road, Canwick Heighington Road, Canwick Civil Parish Canwick Road Cemetery, Lincoln Canwick Road, England Ripon Street, Lincoln Central Bus Station, Lincoln Norman Street, Lincoln Direction: Sleaford 31 bus Time Schedule 43 stops Sleaford Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:47 AM - 4:40 PM Central Bus Station, Lincoln Norman Street, Lincoln Tuesday 5:47 AM - 4:40 PM Siemens, Lincoln Wednesday 5:47 AM - 4:40 PM Pelham Street, Lincoln Thursday 5:47 AM - 4:40 PM Ripon Street, Lincoln Friday 5:47 AM - 4:40 PM Canwick Road Cemetery, Lincoln Saturday Not Operational Canwick Road, England Heighington Road, Canwick Canwick Hill, Canwick Civil Parish 31 bus Info Mill Lodge, Canwick Direction: Sleaford Stops: 43 Ashƒeld Cottage Farm, Branston Trip Duration: 70 min Line Summary: Central Bus Station, Lincoln, Park View Avenue, Branston Siemens, Lincoln, Ripon Street, Lincoln, Canwick Road Cemetery, Lincoln, Heighington Road, Canwick, Infant School, Branston Mill Lodge, Canwick, Ashƒeld Cottage Farm, Branston, Park View Avenue, Branston, Infant Station Road, Branston School, Branston, Station Road, Branston, War Memorial, Potterhanworth, The Park, War Memorial, Potterhanworth Potterhanworth, Nocton Hall Gates, Nocton, Village Hall, Nocton, Old Ten Row, Nocton, Lincoln Road, Barff Road, Potter Hanworth Civil Parish Dunston, Railway Bridge, Dunston, Village Hall, The Park, Potterhanworth Dunston, The Terrace, Dunston, Kings Road, Metheringham, Methodist Church, Metheringham, Nocton Hall Gates, Nocton The Lincolnshire Poacher Ph, Metheringham, Primary School, Blankney, Golf Club Entrance, Blankney, The Granaries, Scopwick, The Oval, Digby Village Hall, Nocton Raf, Sports Field, Digby Raf, Ashby Club Entrance, Main Street, Nocton Civil Parish Ashby De La Launde, Church Avenue, Ashby De La Launde, The Pinfold, Digby, Musicians' Arms Ph, Old Ten Row, Nocton Dorrington, Manor Street, Ruskington, Chapel Street, Ruskington, George Adams Factory, Ruskington, Lincoln Road, Dunston Speedway Corner, Ruskington, Moor Lane, Leasingham, Pride Parkway, Sleaford, Woodbridge Railway Bridge, Dunston Road, Sleaford, Duke Street, Sleaford, St Denys Church, Sleaford, Riverside Surgery, Sleaford, Hills Village Hall, Dunston Court, Sleaford, Rail Station, Sleaford Chapel Lane, Dunston Civil Parish The Terrace, Dunston Kings Road, Metheringham Methodist Church, Metheringham High Street, Metheringham The Lincolnshire Poacher Ph, Metheringham Primary School, Blankney Golf Club Entrance, Blankney The Granaries, Scopwick The Granaries, Scopwick Civil Parish The Oval, Digby Raf The Oval, Scopwick Civil Parish Sports Field, Digby Raf Ashby Club Entrance, Ashby De La Launde Church Avenue, Ashby De La Launde The Pinfold, Digby Musicians' Arms Ph, Dorrington Manor Street, Ruskington Chapel Street, Ruskington George Adams Factory, Ruskington Speedway Corner, Ruskington A153, Ruskington Civil Parish Moor Lane, Leasingham Pride Parkway, Sleaford Woodbridge Road, Sleaford Duke Street, Sleaford St Denys Church, Sleaford Cross Keys Yard, Sleaford Civil Parish Riverside Surgery, Sleaford Boston Road, Sleaford Civil Parish Hills Court, Sleaford Boston Road, Sleaford Civil Parish Rail Station, Sleaford 31 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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