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Percurso | Horário Cais Sodré - Odivelas 206 Tempo aproximado em minutos Intervalos / Horas aproximados de passagem nesta paragem Cais Sodré Todos os Dias 22 23 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 Corpo Santo 30 00 30 30 30 00 Pç. Comércio 30 35 Sul e Sueste Campo Cebolas 4 Alfândega (Terminal Cruzeiros) Estação Sta. Apolónia R. Bica Sapato R. Vale Sto. António R. Washington 6 R. Mato Grosso R. Bartolomeu Costa R. Sapadores Sapadores Av. General Roçadas 4 Esc. Nuno Gonçalves Pç. Paiva Couceiro Pç. Paiva Couceiro / R. Morais Soares 3 R. Morais Soares Pç. Chile Alameda D. A. Henriques 5 Pç. João Rio Areeiro Av. João XXI / Pç. Londres Av. Roma (Piscina) 4 B.º S. Miguel - Av. Roma Av. Roma / Av. EUA Esc. Rainha D. Leonor Pç. Alvalade (Esc. Eugénio Santos) 2 Hosp. Júlio Matos Campo Grande - Av. Brasil Campo Grande Norte R. Agostinho Neto Qta. Lambert - R. Agostinho Neto R. Amilcar Cabral 7 Alto Lumiar (Parque Europa) Av. Maria Helena Vieira Silva Alta de Lisboa (Qta. Conchas) Estação Musgueira Estação Musgueira Av. Carlos Paredes 3 Castanheira Moura Estr. Torre Lumiar (Estr. Torre) R. Alexandre Ferreira Ameixoeira - Estr. Desvio Estr. Desvio / R. Prof. J. Pinto Correia 8 Estrada Desvio / Qta. Lavadeiras Cç. Carriche / Estr. Desvio Olival Basto Sr. Roubado Sr. Roubado (Metro) s a Av. D. Dinis l e v 6 i Av. D. Dinis (Bombeiros Odivelas) d O Odivelas (B.º Dr. Lima Pimentel) . A . S Termina Em Estação Musgueira T Entrada em vigor: 15-09-2020 P O - B U P O F N I ICL/206/03801/21 Percurso | Horário Odivelas - Cais Sodré 206 Tempo aproximado em minutos Intervalos / Horas aproximados de passagem nesta paragem Odivelas (B.º Dr. Lima Pimentel) Todos os Dias s 23 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 a 4 l 36 06 41 41 41 11 Av. D. Dinis (Bombeiros Odivelas) e v i 41 45 Av. D. Dinis d Sr. Roubado (Metro) O Sr. Roubado Cç. Carriche / Estr. Desvio 6 Cç. Carriche / Estr. Militar R. Lumiar Lumiar (Estr. Torre) Estr. Torre Castanheira Moura Av. Carlos Paredes Estação Musgueira 10 Alta de Lisboa (Qta. Conchas) R. Murtas Poente R. Murtas / Av. Brasil Hosp. Júlio Matos Pç. Alvalade (Esc. Eugénio Santos) Esc. Rainha D. Leonor Av. Roma / Av. EUA 5 B.º S. Miguel - Av. Roma Av. Roma (Piscina) Av. João XXI / Pç. Londres Areeiro 2 Pç. João Rio Alameda D. A. Henriques Pç. Chile 4 R. Morais Soares Pç. Paiva Couceiro Esc. Nuno Gonçalves 4 Av. General Roçadas Sapadores R. Sapadores R. Afonso Domingues R. Mato Grosso R. Washington 10 R. Vale Sto. António R. Bica Sapato Cç. Sta. Apolónia Estação Sta. Apolónia (Mercadorias) Estação Sta. Apolónia Cais Lingueta 2 Alfândega (Terminal Cruzeiros) Sul e Sueste Pç. Comércio 3 Corpo Santo Cais Sodré . A . S T Entrada em vigor: 08-05-2019 P O - B U P O F N I ICL/206/15101/18.

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