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622 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 622 bus time schedule & line map 622 Chipping Sodbury - Cribbs Causeway View In Website Mode The 622 bus line (Chipping Sodbury - Cribbs Causeway) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Chipping Sodbury: 7:55 AM - 4:55 PM (2) Cribbs Causeway: 8:55 AM - 4:25 PM (3) Severn Beach: 2:55 PM (4) Thornbury: 7:05 AM - 6:25 PM (5) Thornbury: 7:20 AM - 7:54 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 622 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 622 bus arriving. Direction: Chipping Sodbury 622 bus Time Schedule 63 stops Chipping Sodbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:55 AM - 4:55 PM Bus Station, Cribbs Causeway Tuesday 7:55 AM - 4:55 PM Pegasus Road, Cribbs Causeway Pegasus Road, Almondsbury Civil Parish Wednesday 7:55 AM - 4:55 PM Asda Supercentre, Cribbs Causeway Thursday 7:55 AM - 4:55 PM Friday 7:55 AM - 4:55 PM Retail Park, Cribbs Causeway Lysander Road, Almondsbury Civil Parish Saturday 8:55 AM - 2:55 PM Blackhorse Hill, Easter Compton Golf Club, Easter Compton 622 bus Info Over Court, Over Direction: Chipping Sodbury Over Court, Almondsbury Stops: 63 Trip Duration: 83 min Sundays Hill, Almondsbury Line Summary: Bus Station, Cribbs Causeway, Pegasus Road, Cribbs Causeway, Asda Supercentre, Almondsbury School, Almondsbury Cribbs Causeway, Retail Park, Cribbs Causeway, Blackhorse Hill, Easter Compton, Golf Club, Easter St Mary's Church, Almondsbury Compton, Over Court, Over, Sundays Hill, Almondsbury, Almondsbury School, Almondsbury, St Church Road, Almondsbury Mary's Church, Almondsbury, Marshwall Lane, Marshwall Lane, Almondsbury Almondsbury, Moor Lane, Tockington, The Swan, Tockington, Tockington Green, Tockington, The Green, Olveston, New Road, Olveston, Haw Lane, Moor Lane, Tockington Olveston, Old Down Crossroads, Old Down, The Crescent, Old Down, The Cross Hands, Alveston The Swan, Tockington Down, Alveston Down Post O∆ce, Alveston, Beanhill The Green, Olveston Civil Parish Crescent, Alveston, Leisure Centre, Thornbury, Tesco, Thornbury, Streamleaze Court, Thornbury, Rock Tockington Green, Tockington Street, Thornbury, Stokeƒeld Close, Thornbury, The The Green, Olveston Civil Parish Castle School, Thornbury, Alexandra Way, Thornbury, Howard Road, Thornbury, Eastland Road, Thornbury, The Green, Olveston Health Centre, Thornbury, Park View Ave, Thornbury, The Green, Olveston Civil Parish Easton Hill Road, Thornbury, Sibland Way, Thornbury, Malvern Drive, Thornbury, Grovesend Road New Road, Olveston Crossroads, Thornbury, Stowell Hill Road, New Road, Olveston Civil Parish Tytherington, The Swan, Tytherington, Duck Street, Tytherington, Whitehouse Farm, Bagstone, Little Haw Lane, Olveston Bagstone Farm, Bagstone, The Rose And Crown, Rangeworthy, New Road, Rangeworthy, Old Down Crossroads, Old Down Rangeworthy Chapel, Rangeworthy, Rangeworthy Foxholes Lane, Olveston Civil Parish Chapel, Rangeworthy, Manor Road, Rangeworthy, Tanhouse Lane, Engine Common, The Codrington The Crescent, Old Down Arms, Engine Common, Broad Lane, Engine The Crescent, Olveston Civil Parish Common, North Road, Yate, Halifax Road, Yate, Celestine Road, Yate, Windsor Drive, Yate, Cranleigh The Cross Hands, Alveston Down Court Road Shops, Yate, Mow Barton, Yate, Bush Court, Alveston Civil Parish Morrisons, Yate, The White Lion, Yate, Shopping Centre, Yate, The Ridge, Yate, Bowling Hill, Chipping Alveston Down Post O∆ce, Alveston Sodbury, The Clock, Chipping Sodbury, The Boot, 7 Greenhill Parade, Alveston Chipping Sodbury Beanhill Crescent, Alveston Beanhill Crescent, Alveston Leisure Centre, Thornbury Tesco, Thornbury Midland Way Trading Estate, Thornbury Streamleaze Court, Thornbury Streamleaze Court, Thornbury Rock Street, Thornbury 3-5 Horseshoe Lane, Thornbury Stokeƒeld Close, Thornbury 52 Castle Street, Thornbury The Castle School, Thornbury 36 Park Road, Thornbury Alexandra Way, Thornbury 1 Kensington Close, Thornbury Howard Road, Thornbury 1 Dean Avenue, Thornbury Eastland Road, Thornbury 48 Gloucester Road, Thornbury Health Centre, Thornbury Davis Court, Thornbury Park View Ave, Thornbury 34 Eastland Road, Thornbury Easton Hill Road, Thornbury 1 Easton Hill Road, Thornbury Sibland Way, Thornbury Sibland Road, Thornbury Malvern Drive, Thornbury 50 Malvern Drive, Thornbury Grovesend Road Crossroads, Thornbury Stowell Hill Road, Tytherington The Swan, Tytherington Duck Street, Tytherington Whitehouse Farm, Bagstone Little Bagstone Farm, Bagstone The Rose And Crown, Rangeworthy New Road, Rangeworthy Rangeworthy Chapel, Rangeworthy Rangeworthy Chapel, Rangeworthy Manor Road, Rangeworthy Tanhouse Lane, Engine Common North Road, Iron Acton Civil Parish The Codrington Arms, Engine Common 261 North Road, Iron Acton Civil Parish Broad Lane, Engine Common North Road, Yate Halifax Road, Yate Celestine Road, Yate Windsor Drive, Yate Cranleigh Court Road, Yate Cranleigh Court Road Shops, Yate 29-31 Cranleigh Court Road, Yate Mow Barton, Yate 126 Station Road, Yate Morrisons, Yate The White Lion, Yate 103 Station Road, Yate Shopping Centre, Yate The Ridge, Yate Highway, Yate Bowling Hill, Chipping Sodbury Bowling Hill, Yate The Clock, Chipping Sodbury 41 High Street, Yate The Boot, Chipping Sodbury 79 Horse Street, Sodbury Civil Parish Direction: Cribbs Causeway 622 bus Time Schedule 60 stops Cribbs Causeway Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:55 AM - 4:25 PM The Boot, Chipping Sodbury Tuesday 8:55 AM - 4:25 PM The Clock, Chipping Sodbury 33 High Street, Yate Wednesday 8:55 AM - 4:25 PM Bowling Hill, Chipping Sodbury Thursday 8:55 AM - 4:25 PM Bowling Hill, Yate Friday 8:55 AM - 4:25 PM The Ridge, Yate Saturday 8:01 AM - 5:11 PM Highway, Yate Shopping Centre, Yate Morrisons, Yate 622 bus Info Direction: Cribbs Causeway Mow Barton, Yate Stops: 60 126 Station Road, Yate Trip Duration: 83 min Line Summary: The Boot, Chipping Sodbury, The Cranleigh Court Road Shops, Yate Clock, Chipping Sodbury, Bowling Hill, Chipping 17 Cranleigh Court Road, Yate Sodbury, The Ridge, Yate, Shopping Centre, Yate, Morrisons, Yate, Mow Barton, Yate, Cranleigh Court Windsor Drive, Yate Road Shops, Yate, Windsor Drive, Yate, Celestine Cranleigh Court Road, Yate Road, Yate, Halifax Road, Yate, North Road, Yate, Broad Lane, Engine Common, The Codrington Arms, Celestine Road, Yate Engine Common, Tanhouse Lane, Engine Common, Manor Road, Rangeworthy, Rangeworthy Chapel, Halifax Road, Yate Rangeworthy, New Road, Rangeworthy, The Rose And Crown, Rangeworthy, Little Bagstone Farm, North Road, Yate Bagstone, Whitehouse Farm, Bagstone, Duck Street, Tytherington, The Swan, Tytherington, Stowell Hill Broad Lane, Engine Common Road, Tytherington, Grovesend Road Crossroads, Thornbury, Malvern Drive, Thornbury, Sibland Way, The Codrington Arms, Engine Common Thornbury, Easton Hill Road, Thornbury, Easton Hill Road School, Thornbury, Health Centre, Thornbury, Beechacres, Thornbury, Eastland Road, Thornbury, Tanhouse Lane, Engine Common Howard Road, Thornbury, Alexandra Way, Thornbury, North Road, Iron Acton Civil Parish The Castle School, Thornbury, Stokeƒeld Close, Thornbury, Rock Street, Thornbury, Tesco, Thornbury, Manor Road, Rangeworthy Leisure Centre, Thornbury, Beanhill Crescent, Alveston, Alveston Down Post O∆ce, Alveston, The Rangeworthy Chapel, Rangeworthy Cross Hands, Alveston Down, The Crescent, Old Down, Old Down Crossroads, Old Down, Haw Lane, New Road, Rangeworthy Olveston, New Road, Olveston, The Green, Olveston, Tockington Green, Tockington, The Swan, The Rose And Crown, Rangeworthy Tockington, Moor Lane, Tockington, Marshwall Lane, Church Lane, Rangeworthy Civil Parish Almondsbury, St Mary's Church, Almondsbury, Sundays Hill, Almondsbury, Over Court, Over, Golf Little Bagstone Farm, Bagstone Club, Easter Compton, Blackhorse Hill, Easter Compton, Retail Park, Cribbs Causeway, Asda Whitehouse Farm, Bagstone Supercentre, Cribbs Causeway, Pegasus Road, Cribbs Causeway, Bus Station, Cribbs Causeway Duck Street, Tytherington The Swan, Tytherington Stowell Hill Road, Tytherington Grovesend Road Crossroads, Thornbury Malvern Drive, Thornbury 11 Waterford Close, Thornbury Sibland Way, Thornbury Sibland Road, Thornbury Easton Hill Road, Thornbury Easton Hill Road School, Thornbury 25 Larkspur Close, Thornbury Health Centre, Thornbury Davis Court, Thornbury Beechacres, Thornbury 1 Eastland Road, Thornbury Eastland Road, Thornbury 47 Gloucester Road, Thornbury Howard Road, Thornbury 1 Millƒeld, Thornbury Alexandra Way, Thornbury 1 Kensington Close, Thornbury The Castle School, Thornbury 34 Park Road, Thornbury Stokeƒeld Close, Thornbury 40 Castle Street, Thornbury Rock Street, Thornbury 3-5 Horseshoe Lane, Thornbury Tesco, Thornbury Midland Way Trading Estate, Thornbury Leisure Centre, Thornbury Vilner Lane, Thornbury Beanhill Crescent, Alveston Beanhill Crescent, Alveston Alveston Down Post O∆ce, Alveston 1 Green Hill Parade, Alveston The Cross Hands, Alveston Down Bush Court, Alveston Civil Parish The Crescent, Old Down The Crescent, Olveston Civil Parish Old Down Crossroads, Old Down Foxholes Lane, Olveston Civil Parish Haw Lane, Olveston New Road, Olveston New Road, Olveston Civil Parish The Green, Olveston Tockington Green, Tockington The Green, Olveston Civil Parish The Swan, Tockington The Green, Olveston Civil Parish Moor Lane, Tockington Marshwall Lane, Almondsbury St Mary's Church, Almondsbury Church Road, Almondsbury Sundays Hill, Almondsbury Over Court, Over Over Court, Almondsbury Golf Club, Easter Compton Blackhorse Hill, Easter Compton Retail Park, Cribbs Causeway Lysander Road,
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