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31 autobus vreme planiranih dolazaka i mapa linije 31 Studentski trg - Konjarnik Pogledaj U Režimu Web Sajta Linija 31 autobus line (Studentski trg - Konjarnik) ima 2 trasa. Za redovne radne dane, linija saobraća između: (1) Konjarnik: 4:35 - 23:45 (2) Studentski Trg: 4:05 - 23:15 Koristi Moovit aplikaciju da pronađeš sebi najbližu 31 autobus stanicu i da pogledaš kada sledeća 31 autobus linija dolazi. Smer: Konjarnik 31 autobus vreme planiranog reda vožnje 15 stajališta Konjarnik red vožnje trase: POGLEDAJ PLANIRANI RED VOŽNJE LINIJE ponedeljak 4:35 - 23:45 utorak 4:35 - 23:45 Studentski Trg 1 Академски плато, Zemun sreda 4:35 - 23:45 Trg Republike četvrtak 4:35 - 23:45 3 Васе Чарапића, Zemun petak 4:35 - 23:45 Terazije subota 4:35 - 23:45 24 Теразије, Zemun nedelja 4:35 - 23:45 Rk Beograđanka 19 Краља Милана, Zemun Trg Slavija Beogradska, Zemun 31 autobus informacije Smernice: Konjarnik Karađorđev Park Stajališta: 15 Булевар ослобођења, Zemun Trajanje trase: 18 min. Rezime linije: Studentski Trg, Trg Republike, Terazije, Južni Bulevar Rk Beograđanka, Trg Slavija, Karađorđev Park, Južni Бокељска, Zemun Bulevar, Stratimirovićeva, Dušanovac /Pošta/, Grčića Milenka, Dom Zdravlja Voždovac, Hotel Srbija, Stratimirovićeva Šumice, Petrinjska, Konjarnik Dušanovac /Pošta/ 12 Милорада Бонжулића, Zemun Grčića Milenka 3 Љубе Чупе, Zemun Dom Zdravlja Voždovac Hotel Srbija Ustanicka, Zemun Šumice 7 Карла Лукача, Zemun Petrinjska 183 Устаничка, Zemun Konjarnik 8 Зидарска, Zemun Smer: Studentski Trg 31 autobus vreme planiranog reda vožnje 16 stajališta Studentski Trg red vožnje trase: POGLEDAJ PLANIRANI RED VOŽNJE LINIJE ponedeljak 4:05 - 23:15 utorak 4:05 - 23:15 Konjarnik 8 Зидарска, Zemun sreda 4:05 - 23:15 Petrinjska četvrtak 4:05 - 23:15 177 Устаничка, Zemun petak 4:05 - 23:15 Šumice subota 4:05 - 23:15 Ustanicka, Zemun nedelja 4:05 - 23:15 Hotel Srbija 127 Устаничка, Zemun Grčića Milenka 3 Љубе Чупе, Zemun 31 autobus informacije Smernice: Studentski Trg Dušanovac /Pošta/ Stajališta: 16 79 Устаничка, Zemun Trajanje trase: 18 min. Rezime linije: Konjarnik, Petrinjska, Šumice, Hotel Go Voždovac Srbija, Grčića Milenka, Dušanovac /Pošta/, Go 61 Устаничка, Zemun Voždovac, Stratimirovićeva, Južni Bulevar, Franše D'Eperea, Karađorđev Park, Trg Slavija, Rk Stratimirovićeva Beograđanka, Terazije, Trg Republike, Studentski Trg 19 Устаничка, Zemun Južni Bulevar 7 Устаничка, Zemun Franše D'Eperea 53 Булевар ослобођења, Zemun Karađorđev Park Trg Slavija 43 Краља Милана, Zemun Rk Beograđanka 19 Краља Милана, Zemun Terazije 27 Теразије, Zemun Trg Republike 10 Васе Чарапића, Zemun Studentski Trg 3 Студентски трг, Zemun 31 autobus redovi vožnje i mapa trase su dostupni i van mreže u PDF formatu na moovitapp.com. Koristi Moovit App da pregledaš uživo vremena dolaska, red vožnje voza ili metroa, i korak-po-korak smernice za sve tipove Pogledaj uživo vremena prevoza u gradu Beograd. dolaska O Moovit aplikaciji MaaS rešenja Podržane države Zajednica moovitera © 2021 Moovit - Sva prava zadržana.

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