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18 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 18 bus time schedule & line map 18 Guisborough View In Website Mode The 18 bus line (Guisborough) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Guisborough: 4:05 PM (2) Saltburn: 8:45 AM - 1:45 PM (3) Stokesley: 7:40 AM - 2:40 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 18 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 18 bus arriving. Direction: Guisborough 18 bus Time Schedule 31 stops Guisborough Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:05 PM High Street, Stokesley High Street, Stokesley Civil Parish Tuesday 4:05 PM The Green, Stokesley Wednesday 4:05 PM West Green, Stokesley Civil Parish Thursday 4:05 PM Allen Grove, Stokesley Friday 4:05 PM Allen Grove, Stokesley Saturday Not Operational Balliol Court, Stokesley The Garth, Stokesley Civil Parish Leven Bridge House, Stokesley 18 bus Info Direction: Guisborough Cricket Ground, Stokesley Stops: 31 Trip Duration: 35 min Easby Lane End, Stokesley Line Summary: High Street, Stokesley, The Green, Stokesley, Allen Grove, Stokesley, Allen Grove, Sewerage Works, Great Ayton Stokesley, Balliol Court, Stokesley, Leven Bridge A173, Great Ayton Civil Parish House, Stokesley, Cricket Ground, Stokesley, Easby Lane End, Stokesley, Sewerage Works, Great Ayton, Grange Lodge, Great Ayton Grange Lodge, Great Ayton, Buck Inn, Great Ayton, Stone Bridge, Great Ayton, Methodist Church, Great Buck Inn, Great Ayton Ayton, Great Ayton Green, Great Ayton, Romany Road, Great Ayton, Stephens Garage, Great Ayton, Stone Bridge, Great Ayton Roseberry Crescent, Great Ayton, Whitegate Farm, Newton under Roseberry, The King's Head Inn, Bridge Street, Great Ayton Newton under Roseberry, Bousdale Farm, Pinchinthorpe, Forest & Walkway Visitor Centre, Methodist Church, Great Ayton Pinchinthorpe, Deepdale, Guisborough, Askewdale, Guisborough, Rosedale Crescent, Guisborough, The Great Ayton Green, Great Ayton Grove, Hutton Gate, St Leonards Road South End, 1 Park Squre, Great Ayton Guisborough, Strona Walk, Guisborough, Sainsbury'S, Guisborough, Chaloner Hall Romany Road, Great Ayton Apartments, Guisborough, Kemplah House, Guisborough, Market Place, Guisborough Stephens Garage, Great Ayton Roseberry Crescent, Great Ayton Whitegate Farm, Newton under Roseberry The King's Head Inn, Newton under Roseberry Bousdale Farm, Pinchinthorpe Forest & Walkway Visitor Centre, Pinchinthorpe Deepdale, Guisborough Askewdale, Guisborough Rosedale Crescent, Guisborough The Avenue, Guisborough Civil Parish The Grove, Hutton Gate St Leonards Road South End, Guisborough Strona Walk, Guisborough Thames Avenue, Guisborough Civil Parish Sainsbury'S, Guisborough Chaloner Hall Apartments, Guisborough Kemplah House, Guisborough Mill Street , Guisborough Civil Parish Market Place, Guisborough Direction: Saltburn 18 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Saltburn Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:45 AM - 1:45 PM High Street, Stokesley High Street, Stokesley Civil Parish Tuesday 8:45 AM - 1:45 PM The Green, Stokesley Wednesday 8:45 AM - 1:45 PM West Green, Stokesley Civil Parish Thursday 8:45 AM - 1:45 PM Allen Grove, Stokesley Friday 8:45 AM - 1:45 PM Allen Grove, Stokesley Saturday Not Operational Balliol Court, Stokesley The Garth, Stokesley Civil Parish Leven Bridge House, Stokesley 18 bus Info Direction: Saltburn Cricket Ground, Stokesley Stops: 45 Trip Duration: 50 min Easby Lane End, Stokesley Line Summary: High Street, Stokesley, The Green, Stokesley, Allen Grove, Stokesley, Allen Grove, Sewerage Works, Great Ayton Stokesley, Balliol Court, Stokesley, Leven Bridge A173, Great Ayton Civil Parish House, Stokesley, Cricket Ground, Stokesley, Easby Lane End, Stokesley, Sewerage Works, Great Ayton, Grange Lodge, Great Ayton Grange Lodge, Great Ayton, Buck Inn, Great Ayton, Stone Bridge, Great Ayton, Methodist Church, Great Buck Inn, Great Ayton Ayton, Great Ayton Green, Great Ayton, Romany Road, Great Ayton, Stephens Garage, Great Ayton, Stone Bridge, Great Ayton Roseberry Crescent, Great Ayton, Whitegate Farm, Newton under Roseberry, The King's Head Inn, Bridge Street, Great Ayton Newton under Roseberry, Bousdale Farm, Methodist Church, Great Ayton Pinchinthorpe, Forest & Walkway Visitor Centre, Pinchinthorpe, Deepdale, Guisborough, Askewdale, Guisborough, Rosedale Crescent, Guisborough, The Great Ayton Green, Great Ayton Grove, Hutton Gate, St Leonards Road South End, 1 Park Squre, Great Ayton Guisborough, Strona Walk, Guisborough, Sainsbury'S, Guisborough, Chaloner Hall Romany Road, Great Ayton Apartments, Guisborough, Kemplah House, Guisborough, Market Place, Guisborough, Avenue Stephens Garage, Great Ayton Place, Guisborough, Police Station, Guisborough, The Laurence Jackson School, Guisborough, Roseberry Crescent, Great Ayton Cemetery, Guisborough, Tocketts House, Guisborough, Tocketts Mill Country Park, Whitegate Farm, Newton under Roseberry Guisborough, Ellers Bridge, Skelton, Home Farm, Upleatham, Lane End Farm, Saltburn, Corngrave The King's Head Inn, Newton under Roseberry House, Saltburn, Hob Hill Close, Saltburn, Learning Campus, Saltburn, Emmanuel Church, Saltburn, Bousdale Farm, Pinchinthorpe Station, Saltburn Forest & Walkway Visitor Centre, Pinchinthorpe Deepdale, Guisborough Askewdale, Guisborough Rosedale Crescent, Guisborough The Avenue, Guisborough Civil Parish The Grove, Hutton Gate St Leonards Road South End, Guisborough Strona Walk, Guisborough Thames Avenue, Guisborough Civil Parish Sainsbury'S, Guisborough Chaloner Hall Apartments, Guisborough Kemplah House, Guisborough Mill Street , Guisborough Civil Parish Market Place, Guisborough Avenue Place, Guisborough Police Station, Guisborough The Laurence Jackson School, Guisborough Monkton Rise, Guisborough Civil Parish Cemetery, Guisborough Church Lane, Guisborough Civil Parish Tocketts House, Guisborough Tocketts Mill Country Park, Guisborough Ellers Bridge, Skelton Home Farm, Upleatham Lane End Farm, Saltburn Corngrave House, Saltburn Hob Hill Close, Saltburn Learning Campus, Saltburn Marske Mill Lane, Saltburn-by-the-Sea Emmanuel Church, Saltburn Station, Saltburn Station Street, Saltburn-by-the-Sea Direction: Stokesley 18 bus Time Schedule 41 stops Stokesley Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:40 AM - 2:40 PM Station, Saltburn Station Street, Saltburn-by-the-Sea Tuesday 7:40 AM - 2:40 PM Emmanuel Church, Saltburn Wednesday 7:40 AM - 2:40 PM Learning Campus, Saltburn Thursday 7:40 AM - 2:40 PM Friday 7:40 AM - 2:40 PM Hob Hill Close, Saltburn Guisborough Road, Saltburn Saturday Not Operational Corngrave House, Saltburn Lane End Farm, Saltburn 18 bus Info Home Farm, Upleatham Direction: Stokesley Stops: 41 Ellers Bridge, Skelton Trip Duration: 41 min Ellers Bank, Guisborough Civil Parish Line Summary: Station, Saltburn, Emmanuel Church, Saltburn, Learning Campus, Saltburn, Hob Hill Close, Tocketts Mill Country Park, Guisborough Saltburn, Corngrave House, Saltburn, Lane End Farm, Saltburn, Home Farm, Upleatham, Ellers Tocketts House, Guisborough Bridge, Skelton, Tocketts Mill Country Park, Guisborough, Tocketts House, Guisborough, Cemetery, Guisborough Cemetery, Guisborough, The Laurence Jackson School, Guisborough, Police Station, Guisborough, Church Lane, Guisborough Civil Parish Avenue Place, Guisborough, Market Place, The Laurence Jackson School, Guisborough Guisborough, Kemplah House, Guisborough, Chaloner Hall Apartments, Guisborough, Sainsbury'S, Guisborough, Strona Walk, Police Station, Guisborough Guisborough, St Leonards Road South End, Guisborough, The Grove, Hutton Gate, Rosedale Avenue Place, Guisborough Crescent, Guisborough, Askewdale, Guisborough, Deepdale, Guisborough, Forest & Walkway Visitor Market Place, Guisborough Centre, Pinchinthorpe, Bousdale Farm, Bakehouse Square, Guisborough Civil Parish Pinchinthorpe, The King's Head Inn, Newton under Roseberry, Whitegate Farm, Newton under Kemplah House, Guisborough Roseberry, Roseberry Crescent, Great Ayton, Westgate, Guisborough Civil Parish Stephens Garage, Great Ayton, Romany Road, Great Ayton, Great Ayton Green, Great Ayton, Methodist Chaloner Hall Apartments, Guisborough Church, Great Ayton, Stone Bridge, Great Ayton, Buck Inn, Great Ayton, Grange Lodge, Great Ayton, Sainsbury'S, Guisborough Sewerage Works, Great Ayton, Easby Lane End, Stokesley, Cricket Ground, Stokesley, Leven Bridge Strona Walk, Guisborough House, Stokesley, High Street, Stokesley Thames Avenue, Guisborough Civil Parish St Leonards Road South End, Guisborough The Grove, Hutton Gate Rosedale Crescent, Guisborough Askewdale, Guisborough Deepdale, Guisborough Forest & Walkway Visitor Centre, Pinchinthorpe Bousdale Farm, Pinchinthorpe The King's Head Inn, Newton under Roseberry Whitegate Farm, Newton under Roseberry Roseberry Crescent, Great Ayton Stephens Garage, Great Ayton California Grove, Great Ayton Civil Parish Romany Road, Great Ayton Great Ayton Green, Great Ayton 123 High Street, Great Ayton Methodist Church, Great Ayton Stone Bridge, Great Ayton 39 High Street, Great Ayton Buck Inn, Great Ayton Grange Lodge, Great Ayton Sewerage Works, Great Ayton A173, Great Ayton Civil Parish Easby Lane End, Stokesley Cricket Ground, Stokesley Leven Bridge House, Stokesley High Street, Stokesley High Street, Stokesley Civil Parish 18 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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