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4 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 4 bus time schedule & line map 4 Skewen - Skewen via Longford, Neath victoria View In Website Mode Gardens, Pencaerau The 4 bus line (Skewen - Skewen via Longford, Neath victoria Gardens, Pencaerau) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Neath: 8:34 AM - 3:23 PM (2) Neath Abbey: 4:15 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 4 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 4 bus arriving. Direction: Neath 4 bus Time Schedule 32 stops Neath Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:34 AM - 3:23 PM Bus Station 4, Neath Tuesday 8:34 AM - 3:23 PM London Road, Neath Wednesday 8:34 AM - 3:23 PM Cwrt Herbert, Brookƒeld Estate Thursday 8:34 AM - 3:23 PM Smiths` Arms, Neath Abbey Friday 8:34 AM - 3:23 PM The Drive, Neath Abbey Saturday Not Operational Heol Esgyn, Neath Abbey Rhyd-Hir, Neath Abbey 4 bus Info Rhyd-Hir, Dyffryn Clydach Community Direction: Neath Longford Lane, Neath Abbey Stops: 32 Trip Duration: 47 min Line Summary: Bus Station 4, Neath, London Road, Heol Penlan, Neath Abbey Neath, Cwrt Herbert, Brookƒeld Estate, Smiths` Heol Penlan, Dyffryn Clydach Community Arms, Neath Abbey, The Drive, Neath Abbey, Heol Esgyn, Neath Abbey, Rhyd-Hir, Neath Abbey, Heol Esgyn, Neath Abbey Longford Lane, Neath Abbey, Heol Penlan, Neath Abbey, Heol Esgyn, Neath Abbey, Tregellis Road, Tregellis Road, Neath Abbey Neath Abbey, The Drive, Neath Abbey, Smiths` Arms, Neath Abbey, Cwrt Herbert, Neath Abbey, Windsor The Drive, Neath Abbey Road, Neath, Bus Station 4, Neath, London Road, Neath, Stockham's Corner, Neath, Castle Bingo, Smiths` Arms, Neath Abbey Melincryddan, Herbert Road, Pencaerau, Primrose Road, Penrhiwtyn, Meadow Road, Pencaerau, Cwrt Herbert, Neath Abbey Meadow Road, Penrhiwtyn, Gardeners Lane, Abbotts Walk, Dyffryn Clydach Community Eaglesbush Valley, Primrose Road, Pencaerau, Wembley, Pencaerau, Herbert Road, Penrhiwtyn, Windsor Road, Neath Castle Bingo, Neath, Southgate Street, Melincryddan, Windsor Road, Neath, Alfred Street, Neath, Bus Bus Station 4, Neath Station 4, Neath London Road, Neath Stockham's Corner, Neath Castle Bingo, Melincryddan Herbert Road, Pencaerau Primrose Road, Penrhiwtyn Meadow Road, Pencaerau Meadow Road, Penrhiwtyn Meadow Road, Neath Community Gardeners Lane, Eaglesbush Valley Primrose Road, Pencaerau Primrose Road, Neath Community Wembley, Pencaerau Wembley, Neath Community Herbert Road, Penrhiwtyn Castle Bingo, Neath Southgate Street, Melincryddan Windsor Road, Neath Alfred Street, Neath Bus Station 4, Neath Direction: Neath Abbey 4 bus Time Schedule 9 stops Neath Abbey Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:15 PM Bus Station 4, Neath Tuesday 4:15 PM London Road, Neath Wednesday 4:15 PM Cwrt Herbert, Brookƒeld Estate Thursday 4:15 PM Smiths` Arms, Neath Abbey Friday 4:15 PM The Drive, Neath Abbey Saturday Not Operational Heol Esgyn, Neath Abbey Rhyd-Hir, Neath Abbey 4 bus Info Rhyd-Hir, Dyffryn Clydach Community Direction: Neath Abbey Longford Lane, Neath Abbey Stops: 9 Trip Duration: 10 min Line Summary: Bus Station 4, Neath, London Road, Heol Penlan, Neath Abbey Neath, Cwrt Herbert, Brookƒeld Estate, Smiths` Heol Penlan, Dyffryn Clydach Community Arms, Neath Abbey, The Drive, Neath Abbey, Heol Esgyn, Neath Abbey, Rhyd-Hir, Neath Abbey, Longford Lane, Neath Abbey, Heol Penlan, Neath Abbey 4 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in Wales. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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