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18A Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 18A bus time schedule & line map 18A Canterbury - Ashford View In Website Mode The 18A bus line (Canterbury - Ashford) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Ashford: 4:15 PM (2) Canterbury: 6:57 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 18A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 18A bus arriving. Direction: Ashford 18A bus Time Schedule 54 stops Ashford Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:15 PM Bus Station, Canterbury St George's Lane, Canterbury Tuesday 4:15 PM Health Centre, Canterbury Wednesday 4:15 PM Ethelbert Road, Canterbury Thursday 4:15 PM Friday 4:15 PM Cowdrey Place, Canterbury Saturday Not Operational Kent Cricket Ground, Canterbury Old Dover Road, Canterbury The Gap, Nackington 18A bus Info Simon Langton Boys' School Grounds, Direction: Ashford Nackington Stops: 54 Trip Duration: 85 min Merton Lane, Nackington Line Summary: Bus Station, Canterbury, Health Centre, Canterbury, Ethelbert Road, Canterbury, War Memorial, Nackington Cowdrey Place, Canterbury, Kent Cricket Ground, Canterbury, The Gap, Nackington, Simon Langton The Granville, Street End Boys' School Grounds, Nackington, Merton Lane, Nackington, War Memorial, Nackington, The Granville, Street End, Phone Box, Lower Hardres, The Phone Box, Lower Hardres Hop Pocket, Bossingham, Homeside Farm, Bossingham, Split Lane, Stelling Minnis, Bower Farm The Hop Pocket, Bossingham House, Stelling Minnis, Post O∆ce, Stelling Minnis, The Street, Upper Hardres Civil Parish Six Mile Garage, Lymbridge Green, Tumulus Farm, Stowting, Roundwood Hall, Stowting, Farthing Homeside Farm, Bossingham Common, Stowting, Hempton Hill Bottom, Monks Homeside Farm, Upper Hardres Civil Parish Horton, Stone Street Junction, Stanford, Stone Street, Newingreen, Belcaire Close, Lympne, Harman Split Lane, Stelling Minnis Avenue, Lympne, The County Members, Lympne, Lympne Place, Lympne, Reach Road, Lympne, Bower Farm House, Stelling Minnis Industrial Estate, Lympne, Barrow Hill Farm, Sellindge, Meadow Grove, Sellindge, Swan Lane, Post O∆ce, Stelling Minnis Sellindge, Dukes Head, Sellindge, Harringe Lane, Sellindge, Cooper's Lane, Sellindge, Andrews' Garage, Six Mile Garage, Lymbridge Green Brabourne Lees, Pound Lane, Brabourne Lees, Ramstone Close, Brabourne Lees, Bridge Road, Tumulus Farm, Stowting Brabourne Lees, The Woolpack, Brabourne Lees, Ridgeway Terrace, Smeeth, Joe Farm, Smeeth, Hatch Roundwood Hall, Stowting Park, Smeeth, Mersham Turn, Mersham, Bockham Lane, Mersham, Tesco Crooksfoot, Willesborough, Farthing Common, Stowting Church Road, Willesborough, Waterside, Willesborough, Hythe Road the New Fox Inn, Hempton Hill Bottom, Monks Horton Willesborough, The Norton Knatchbull School, Ashford, Mabledon Avenue, Ashford, Star Road, Ashford, East Hill, Ashford, Park Street, Ashford Stone Street Junction, Stanford Stone Street, Newingreen Belcaire Close, Lympne Harman Avenue, Lympne The County Members, Lympne The Street, Lympne Civil Parish Lympne Place, Lympne Reach Road, Lympne Industrial Estate, Lympne Barrow Hill Farm, Sellindge Barrow Hill, Sellindge Civil Parish Meadow Grove, Sellindge A20, Sellindge Civil Parish Swan Lane, Sellindge Dukes Head, Sellindge Harringe Lane, Sellindge Cooper's Lane, Sellindge Andrews' Garage, Brabourne Lees Pound Lane, Brabourne Lees Ramstone Close, Brabourne Lees Ramstone Close, Smeeth Civil Parish Bridge Road, Brabourne Lees The Woolpack, Brabourne Lees The Chestnuts, Brabourne Civil Parish Ridgeway Terrace, Smeeth Joe Farm, Smeeth Hatch Park, Smeeth Mersham Turn, Mersham Bockham Lane, Mersham Hythe Road, Mersham Civil Parish Tesco Crooksfoot, Willesborough Church Road, Willesborough Waterside, Willesborough Hythe Road the New Fox Inn, Willesborough The Norton Knatchbull School, Ashford Mabledon Avenue, Ashford Star Road, Ashford 76 Hythe Road, Ashford East Hill, Ashford Mace Lane, Ashford Park Street, Ashford Direction: Canterbury 18A bus Time Schedule 51 stops Canterbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:57 AM Park Street, Ashford Tuesday 6:57 AM East Hill, Ashford Wednesday 6:57 AM Star Road, Ashford Thursday 6:57 AM Mabledon Avenue, Ashford Friday 6:57 AM The Norton Knatchbull School, Ashford Saturday Not Operational Hythe Road the New Fox Inn, Willesborough Clive Dennis Court, Ashford Waterside, Willesborough 18A bus Info Direction: Canterbury Church Road, Willesborough Stops: 51 Trip Duration: 88 min Tesco Crooksfoot, Willesborough Line Summary: Park Street, Ashford, East Hill, Ashford, Star Road, Ashford, Mabledon Avenue, Ashford, The Norton Knatchbull School, Ashford, Mersham Turn, Mersham Hythe Road the New Fox Inn, Willesborough, Waterside, Willesborough, Church Road, Joe Farm, Smeeth Willesborough, Tesco Crooksfoot, Willesborough, Mersham Turn, Mersham, Joe Farm, Smeeth, Ridgeway Terrace, Smeeth Ridgeway Terrace, Smeeth, The Woolpack, Brabourne Lees, Bridge Road, Brabourne Lees, The Woolpack, Brabourne Lees Ramstone Close, Brabourne Lees, Pound Lane, The Chestnuts, Brabourne Civil Parish Brabourne Lees, Andrews' Garage, Brabourne Lees, Cooper's Lane, Sellindge, Harringe Lane, Sellindge, Bridge Road, Brabourne Lees Dukes Head, Sellindge, Swan Lane, Sellindge, Manse Field, Brabourne Civil Parish Meadow Grove, Sellindge, Barrow Hill Farm, Sellindge, Industrial Estate, Lympne, Reach Road, Ramstone Close, Brabourne Lees Lympne, Lympne Place, Lympne, The County Ramstone Close, Smeeth Civil Parish Members, Lympne, Harman Avenue, Lympne, Belcaire Close, Lympne, Stone Street, Newingreen, Pound Lane, Brabourne Lees Stone Street Junction, Stanford, Hempton Hill Bottom, Monks Horton, Farthing Common, Stowting, Andrews' Garage, Brabourne Lees Roundwood Hall, Stowting, Tumulus Farm, Stowting, Six Mile Garage, Lymbridge Green, Bower Farm Cooper's Lane, Sellindge House, Stelling Minnis, Split Lane, Stelling Minnis, Homeside Farm, Bossingham, The Hop Pocket, Harringe Lane, Sellindge Bossingham, Phone Box, Lower Hardres, The Granville, Street End, War Memorial, Nackington, Dukes Head, Sellindge Merton Lane, Nackington, Simon Langton Boys' School, Nackington, The Gap, Nackington, Kent Swan Lane, Sellindge Cricket Ground, Canterbury, Cowdrey Place, Canterbury, Ethelbert Road, Canterbury, Health Centre, Canterbury, Bus Station, Canterbury Meadow Grove, Sellindge A20, Sellindge Civil Parish Barrow Hill Farm, Sellindge Barrow Hill, Sellindge Civil Parish Industrial Estate, Lympne Reach Road, Lympne Lympne Place, Lympne The County Members, Lympne The Street, Lympne Civil Parish Harman Avenue, Lympne Belcaire Close, Lympne Stone Street, Newingreen Stone Street Junction, Stanford Hempton Hill Bottom, Monks Horton Farthing Common, Stowting Roundwood Hall, Stowting Tumulus Farm, Stowting Six Mile Garage, Lymbridge Green Bower Farm House, Stelling Minnis Split Lane, Stelling Minnis Homeside Farm, Bossingham Homeside Farm, Upper Hardres Civil Parish The Hop Pocket, Bossingham The Street, Upper Hardres Civil Parish Phone Box, Lower Hardres The Granville, Street End Street End, Lower Hardres Civil Parish War Memorial, Nackington Merton Lane, Nackington B2068, Lower Hardres Civil Parish Simon Langton Boys' School, Nackington The Gap, Nackington Kent Cricket Ground, Canterbury Old Dover Road, Canterbury Cowdrey Place, Canterbury Ethelbert Road, Canterbury Health Centre, Canterbury 24 Oaten Hill, Canterbury Bus Station, Canterbury Watling Street, Canterbury 18A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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