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M2 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route M2 bus time schedule & line map M2 Govanhill View In Website Mode The M2 bus line (Govanhill) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Govanhill: 3:34 PM (2) Toryglen: 9:10 AM - 2:35 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest M2 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next M2 bus arriving. Direction: Govanhill M2 bus Time Schedule 89 stops Govanhill Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:34 PM Toryglen Asda Car Park, Toryglen Tuesday 3:34 PM Kerrycroy Street, Toryglen Wednesday 3:34 PM Rose Knowe Place, Toryglen Thursday 3:34 PM Rose Knowe Road, Glasgow Friday 3:34 PM Crossbank Road, Toryglen Crossbank Drive, Glasgow Saturday 3:34 PM Prospecthill Circus, Toryglen Prospecthill Square, Toryglen M2 bus Info Prospecthill Crescent, Toryglen Direction: Govanhill Prospecthill Road, Glasgow Stops: 89 Trip Duration: 78 min Edinbeg Avenue, Toryglen Line Summary: Toryglen Asda Car Park, Toryglen, Kerrycroy Street, Toryglen, Rose Knowe Place, Penman Avenue, Rutherglen Toryglen, Crossbank Road, Toryglen, Prospecthill Westmuir Place, Glasgow Circus, Toryglen, Prospecthill Square, Toryglen, Prospecthill Crescent, Toryglen, Edinbeg Avenue, Corlaich Drive, Rutherglen Toryglen, Penman Avenue, Rutherglen, Corlaich Drive, Rutherglen, Drumreoch Drive, Toryglen, Drumreoch Drive, Toryglen Kerrylamont Avenue, Toryglen, Lubas Avenue, Toryglen, Kerrycroy Avenue, Toryglen, Kerrycroy Kerrylamont Avenue, Toryglen Avenue, Mount Florida, Lubas Avenue, King's Park, Greenan Avenue, King's Park, Corlaich Avenue, King's Ardnahoe Avenue, Glasgow Park, Berelands Place, Rutherglen, Glencairn Drive, Rutherglen, Burnhill Street, Rutherglen, Queen Street, Lubas Avenue, Toryglen Rutherglen, Castle Street, Rutherglen, Hamilton Road, Rutherglen, Johnstone Drive, Rutherglen, Kerrycroy Avenue, Toryglen Stonelaw Drive, Rutherglen, Broomieknowe Road, Rutherglen, Roger Place, Rutherglen, Rutherglen Kerrycroy Avenue, Mount Florida Cemetery, Bankhead, Fernhill Road, Spittal, Carrick Drive, Spittal, Alloway Drive, Spittal, Dunure Drive, Lubas Avenue, King's Park Spittal, Croftend Avenue, Croftfoot, Croftpark Curtis Avenue, Glasgow Avenue, Croftfoot, Croftpark School, Croftfoot, Croftburn Drive, Croftfoot, Seil Drive, Castlemilk, Greenan Avenue, King's Park Thorncroft Drive, Castlemilk, Croftburn Drive, Greenan Avenue, Glasgow Castlemilk, Crofthouse Drive, Castlemilk, Croftfoot Quadrant, Castlemilk, Cavin Drive, Castlemilk, Corlaich Avenue, King's Park Croftfoot Road, Croftfoot, Ashcroft Drive, Croftfoot, Croftend Avenue, Croftfoot, Dunure Drive, Spittal, Berelands Place, Rutherglen Carrick Road, Spittal, Mossgeil Avenue, Spittal, Muirbank Gardens, Glasgow Croftfoot Road, Spittal, Fernhill Road, Spittal, Croftfoot Road, Bankhead, Rutherglen Cemetery, Glencairn Drive, Rutherglen Bankhead, Broomieknowe Road, Rutherglen, Victoria Road, Rutherglen, Dryburgh Avenue, Rutherglen, Burnhill Street, Rutherglen Parkhill Drive, Rutherglen, Kirkwood Street, Glencairn Court, Glasgow Rutherglen, Mill Street, Rutherglen, Farie Street, Rutherglen, Brownsdale Road, Rutherglen, Westƒeld Queen Street, Rutherglen Avenue, Rutherglen, Westhouse Avenue, Rutherglen, Greenan Avenue, King's Park, Lubas Avenue, King's Castle Street, Rutherglen Park, Kerrycroy Avenue, Mount Florida, Ardmory 163 Main Street, Glasgow Avenue, Toryglen, Kerrycroy Avenue, Toryglen, Lubas Avenue, Toryglen, Kerrylamont Avenue, Toryglen, Hamilton Road, Rutherglen Drumreoch Drive, Toryglen, Corlaich Drive, Reuther Avenue, Glasgow Rutherglen, Drummond Avenue, Rutherglen, Acredyke Road, Rutherglen, Edinbeg Avenue, Johnstone Drive, Rutherglen Toryglen, Glenmore Avenue, Toryglen, Rose Knowe Melrose Avenue, Glasgow Place, Toryglen, Crossbank Road, Toryglen, Prospecthill Circus, Toryglen, Prospecthill Square, Stonelaw Drive, Rutherglen Toryglen, Prospecthill Circus, Toryglen, Kerrycroy Street, Toryglen, Toryglen Asda Car Park, Toryglen, Broomieknowe Road, Rutherglen Myrtle View Road, Mount Florida, Dixon Road, Mount Florida, Hamilton Street, Govanhill, Govanhill Street, Roger Place, Rutherglen Govanhill, Seath Street, Govanhill, Cathcart Road, Govanhill Overton Park, Glasgow Rutherglen Cemetery, Bankhead Fernhill Road, Spittal Carrick Drive, Spittal Alloway Drive, Spittal Dunure Drive, Spittal Kirkconnel Drive, Glasgow Croftend Avenue, Croftfoot Lugar Place, Glasgow Croftpark Avenue, Croftfoot Croftpark School, Croftfoot Croftburn Drive, Croftfoot Seil Drive, Castlemilk B766, Glasgow Thorncroft Drive, Castlemilk Lawhill Avenue, Glasgow Croftburn Drive, Castlemilk Crofthouse Drive, Castlemilk Croftfoot Quadrant, Castlemilk Cavin Drive, Castlemilk Croftfoot Road, Croftfoot Ashcroft Drive, Croftfoot Croftend Lane, Glasgow Croftend Avenue, Croftfoot Lugar Place, Glasgow Dunure Drive, Spittal Kirkconnel Drive, Glasgow Carrick Road, Spittal Mossgeil Avenue, Spittal Croftfoot Road, Spittal Fernhill Road, Spittal Croftfoot Road, Bankhead Rutherglen Cemetery, Bankhead Broomieknowe Road, Rutherglen Overton Park, Glasgow Victoria Road, Rutherglen Dryburgh Avenue, Rutherglen Parkhill Drive, Rutherglen Kirkwood Street, Rutherglen Mill Street, Rutherglen Farie Street, Rutherglen Brownsdale Road, Rutherglen Westƒeld Avenue, Rutherglen Westhouse Avenue, Rutherglen Greenan Avenue, King's Park Lubas Avenue, King's Park Curtis Avenue, Glasgow Kerrycroy Avenue, Mount Florida Ardmory Avenue, Toryglen Kerrycroy Avenue, Toryglen Lubas Avenue, Toryglen Kerrylamont Avenue, Toryglen Ardnahoe Avenue, Glasgow Drumreoch Drive, Toryglen Corlaich Drive, Rutherglen Drummond Avenue, Rutherglen Drummond Avenue, Glasgow Acredyke Road, Rutherglen Westmuir Place, Glasgow Edinbeg Avenue, Toryglen Glenmore Avenue, Toryglen Prospecthill Road, Glasgow Rose Knowe Place, Toryglen Rose Knowe Road, Glasgow Crossbank Road, Toryglen Crossbank Drive, Glasgow Prospecthill Circus, Toryglen Prospecthill Square, Toryglen Prospecthill Circus, Toryglen Kerrycroy Place, Glasgow Kerrycroy Street, Toryglen Toryglen Asda Car Park, Toryglen Myrtle View Road, Mount Florida Dixon Road, Mount Florida Hamilton Street, Govanhill Govanhill Street, Govanhill Seath Street, Govanhill Cathcart Road, Govanhill Direction: Toryglen M2 bus Time Schedule 89 stops Toryglen Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:10 AM - 2:35 PM Cathcart Road, Govanhill Tuesday 9:10 AM - 2:35 PM Seath Street, Govanhill Wednesday 9:10 AM - 2:35 PM Hamilton Street, Govanhill Thursday 9:10 AM - 2:35 PM Police Station, Mount Florida Friday 9:10 AM - 2:35 PM Asda Tory Glen, Toryglen Saturday 9:27 AM - 2:35 PM Toryglen Asda Car Park, Toryglen Kerrycroy Street, Toryglen M2 bus Info Rose Knowe Place, Toryglen Direction: Toryglen Stops: 89 Rose Knowe Road, Glasgow Trip Duration: 69 min Crossbank Road, Toryglen Line Summary: Cathcart Road, Govanhill, Seath Street, Govanhill, Hamilton Street, Govanhill, Police Crossbank Drive, Glasgow Station, Mount Florida, Asda Tory Glen, Toryglen, Prospecthill Circus, Toryglen Toryglen Asda Car Park, Toryglen, Kerrycroy Street, Toryglen, Rose Knowe Place, Toryglen, Crossbank Road, Toryglen, Prospecthill Circus, Toryglen, Prospecthill Square, Toryglen Prospecthill Square, Toryglen, Prospecthill Crescent, Toryglen, Edinbeg Avenue, Toryglen, Penman Avenue, Prospecthill Crescent, Toryglen Rutherglen, Corlaich Drive, Rutherglen, Drumreoch Prospecthill Road, Glasgow Drive, Toryglen, Kerrylamont Avenue, Toryglen, Lubas Avenue, Toryglen, Kerrycroy Avenue, Toryglen, Edinbeg Avenue, Toryglen Ardmory Avenue, Toryglen, Kerrycroy Avenue, Mount Florida, Lubas Avenue, King's Park, Greenan Avenue, Penman Avenue, Rutherglen King's Park, Corlaich Avenue, King's Park, Berelands Westmuir Place, Glasgow Place, Rutherglen, Glencairn Drive, Rutherglen, Burnhill Street, Rutherglen, Queen Street, Rutherglen, Corlaich Drive, Rutherglen Castle Street, Rutherglen, Hamilton Road, Rutherglen, Johnstone Drive, Rutherglen, Stonelaw Drumreoch Drive, Toryglen Drive, Rutherglen, Broomieknowe Road, Rutherglen, Roger Place, Rutherglen, Rutherglen Cemetery, Kerrylamont Avenue, Toryglen Bankhead, Fernhill Road, Spittal, Carrick Drive, Ardnahoe Avenue, Glasgow Spittal, Alloway Drive, Spittal, Dunure Drive, Spittal, Croftend Avenue, Croftfoot, Croftpark Avenue, Lubas Avenue, Toryglen Croftfoot, Croftpark School, Croftfoot, Croftburn Drive, Croftfoot, Seil Drive, Castlemilk, Thorncroft Kerrycroy Avenue, Toryglen Drive, Castlemilk, Croftburn Drive, Castlemilk, Crofthouse Drive, Castlemilk, Croftfoot Quadrant, Ardmory Avenue, Toryglen Castlemilk, Cavin Drive, Castlemilk, Croftfoot Road, Croftfoot, Ashcroft Drive, Croftfoot, Croftend Kerrycroy Avenue, Mount Florida Avenue, Croftfoot, Dunure Drive, Spittal, Carrick Road, Spittal, Mossgeil Avenue, Spittal, Croftfoot Road, Spittal, Fernhill Road, Spittal, Croftfoot Road, Lubas Avenue, King's Park Bankhead, Rutherglen Cemetery, Bankhead, Curtis Avenue, Glasgow Broomieknowe Road, Rutherglen, Victoria Road, Greenan Avenue, King's Park Rutherglen, Dryburgh Avenue, Rutherglen, Parkhill Drive, Rutherglen, Kirkwood Street, Rutherglen, Mill Greenan Avenue, Glasgow Street, Rutherglen, Farie Street, Rutherglen, Corlaich Avenue, King's Park Brownsdale Road, Rutherglen, Westƒeld Avenue, Rutherglen, Westhouse Avenue, Rutherglen, Greenan Berelands Place, Rutherglen Avenue, King's Park, Lubas Avenue, King's Park, Kerrycroy Avenue, Mount Florida, Ardmory Avenue, Muirbank Gardens, Glasgow Toryglen, Kerrycroy Avenue, Toryglen, Lubas Avenue, Glencairn Drive, Rutherglen Toryglen, Kerrylamont Avenue, Toryglen, Drumreoch Drive,
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