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488 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 488 bus time schedule & line map 488 Dalston Junction - Bromley-by-Bow, Tesco View In Website Mode The 488 bus line (Dalston Junction - Bromley-by-Bow, Tesco) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bromley-By-Bow, Tesco: 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM (2) Dalston Junction: 12:00 AM - 11:40 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 488 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 488 bus arriving. Direction: Bromley-By-Bow, Tesco 488 bus Time Schedule 33 stops Bromley-By-Bow, Tesco Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM Monday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM Dalston Junction Station (N) 574 Kingsland Road, London Tuesday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM Kingsland High Street / Dalston Jct (L) Wednesday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM Boleyn Road, London Thursday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM Dalston Kingsland Station (P) Friday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM 63 Kingsland High Street, London Saturday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM Rio Cinema (S) 117 Kingsland High Street, London Shacklewell Lane (X) Shacklewell Lane, London 488 bus Info Direction: Bromley-By-Bow, Tesco The Petchey Academy (E) Stops: 33 71 Shacklewell Lane, London Trip Duration: 38 min Line Summary: Dalston Junction Station (N), Shacklewell Lane / Amhurst Road (W) Kingsland High Street / Dalston Jct (L), Dalston Kingsland Station (P), Rio Cinema (S), Shacklewell Downs Road / Rectory Road (E) Lane (X), The Petchey Academy (E), Shacklewell Lane / Amhurst Road (W), Downs Road / Rectory Ottaway Street (N) Road (E), Ottaway Street (N), Muir Road (E), Lea Vine Close, London Bridge Roundabout / B6 College (W), Clapton Pond (E), Millƒelds Road (G), Clapton Girls' Academy (M), Muir Road (E) Jack Dunning Estate (X), The City Academy (P), Fenn Street (C), Homerton Hospital / Homerton Row (D), Lea Bridge Roundabout / B6 College (W) Homerton Hospital / Wardle Street (E), Glyn Road (L), Ickburgh School (S), Wick Road (SA), Hackney Clapton Pond (E) Wick / Trowbridge Road (K), Hackney Wick Station 217A Lower Clapton Road, London (G), Rothbury Road (E), Monier Road (OH), Wick Lane (OJ), Old Ford Road (OK), Roman Road Market Millƒelds Road (G) (OL), Tredegar Road (Q), Bow Bus Garage (D), Bow Church (M), Hancock Road (X) Clapton Girls' Academy (M) 135 Lower Clapton Road, London Jack Dunning Estate (X) Urswick Road, London The City Academy (P) Fenn Street (C) Fenn Street, London Homerton Hospital / Homerton Row (D) 15a Homerton Row, London Homerton Hospital / Wardle Street (E) Glyn Road (L) 167 Homerton High Street, London Ickburgh School (S) 13 Ward Lane, London Wick Road (SA) Hackney Wick / Trowbridge Road (K) Chapman Road, London Hackney Wick Station (G) Palace Close, London Rothbury Road (E) Monier Road (OH) Wick Lane (OJ) 18 Jodrell Road, London Old Ford Road (OK) Parnell Road, London Roman Road Market (OL) 84 Parnell Road, London Tredegar Road (Q) 1 Vincent Mews, London Bow Bus Garage (D) Bow Bus Garage, London Bow Church (M) 199 Bow Road, London Hancock Road (X) Direction: Dalston Junction 488 bus Time Schedule 37 stops Dalston Junction Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:00 AM - 11:40 PM Monday 12:00 AM - 11:40 PM Hancock Road (V) 28 Hancock Road, London Tuesday 12:00 AM - 11:40 PM Bromley by Bow Station (BA) Wednesday 12:00 AM - 11:40 PM A12, London Thursday 12:00 AM - 11:40 PM Bromley by Bow Station (BE) Friday 12:00 AM - 11:40 PM A12, London Saturday 12:00 AM - 11:40 PM Grace Street (U) St Leonard's Street, London Bow Interchange (T) Bromley High Street, London 488 bus Info Direction: Dalston Junction Bow Church (J) Stops: 37 224 Bow Road, London Trip Duration: 46 min Line Summary: Hancock Road (V), Bromley by Bow Bow Bus Garage (C) Station (BA), Bromley by Bow Station (BE), Grace 2 Fairƒeld Road, London Street (U), Bow Interchange (T), Bow Church (J), Bow Bus Garage (C), Tredegar Road (P), Roman Tredegar Road (P) Road Market (OA), Old Ford Road (OB), Waterside 147 Fairƒeld Road, London Close (OD), Wick Lane (OE), Wansbeck Road (OF), Hackney Wick Station (H), Hackney Wick / Roman Road Market (OA) Trowbridge Road (J), Kenworthy Road / Wick Road 57-79 Parnell Road, London (SY), Ickburgh School (N), Glyn Road (M), Brooksby's Walk / Homerton Station (HB), Homerton Hospital Old Ford Road (OB) (F), Banister House (A), The City Academy (O), Jack 20 Annie Besant Close, London Dunning Estate (W), Glenarm Road (Z), Clapton Girls' Academy (L), Clapton Pond (H), Lea Bridge Waterside Close (OD) Roundabout (M), Muir Road (W), Ottaway Street (S), 1 Waterside Close, London Downs Road / Rectory Road (W), Shacklewell Lane / Amhurst Road (U), The Petchey Academy (W), Wick Lane (OE) Shacklewell Lane / Kingsland High Street (W), Rio 2 Jodrell Road, London Cinema (T), Dalston Kingsland Station (R), Dalston Junction Station (M), Forest Road (D) Wansbeck Road (OF) Monier Road, London Hackney Wick Station (H) Hackney Wick / Trowbridge Road (J) Chapman Road, London Kenworthy Road / Wick Road (SY) Ickburgh School (N) Kenworthy Road, London Glyn Road (M) 167 Homerton High Street, London Brooksby's Walk / Homerton Station (HB) Homerton Hospital (F) Homerton Grove, London Banister House (A) 138 Homerton High Street, London The City Academy (O) Isabella Road, London Jack Dunning Estate (W) Urswick Road, London Glenarm Road (Z) 91 Lower Clapton Road, London Clapton Girls' Academy (L) Maitland Place, London Clapton Pond (H) 8 Millƒelds Road, London Lea Bridge Roundabout (M) 231 Lower Clapton Road, London Muir Road (W) 10 Kenninghall Road, London Ottaway Street (S) Dunnock Mews, London Downs Road / Rectory Road (W) Shacklewell Lane / Amhurst Road (U) The Petchey Academy (W) Shacklewell Lane / Kingsland High Street (W) Shacklewell Lane, London Rio Cinema (T) 134 Kingsland High Street, London Dalston Kingsland Station (R) 82-84 Kingsland High Street, London Dalston Junction Station (M) 2-4 Kingsland High Street, London Forest Road (D) 514 Kingsland Road, London 488 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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