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61 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 61 bus time schedule & line map 61 Sandyhills - Summerston via Glasgow City Centre View In Website Mode The 61 bus line (Sandyhills - Summerston via Glasgow City Centre) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Glasgow: 12:21 AM - 11:51 PM (2) Shettleston: 4:41 AM - 11:26 PM (3) Summerston: 4:55 AM - 11:22 PM (4) Tollcross: 8:54 PM - 10:54 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 61 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 61 bus arriving. Direction: Glasgow 61 bus Time Schedule 32 stops Glasgow Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 12:21 AM - 11:51 PM Sunningdale Road, Summerston Tuesday 12:21 AM - 11:51 PM Fairhaven Road, Summerston Wednesday 12:21 AM - 11:51 PM Lewiston Road, Summerston Thursday 12:21 AM - 11:51 PM Lewiston Place, Glasgow Friday 12:21 AM - 11:51 PM Arrochar Path, Summerston Arrochar Path, Glasgow Saturday 12:21 AM - 11:51 PM Drumlaken Street, Summerston Drumlaken Street, Glasgow Rothes Drive, Summerston 61 bus Info Caldercuilt Road, Glasgow Direction: Glasgow Stops: 32 Mullardoch Street, Summerston Trip Duration: 25 min Line Summary: Sunningdale Road, Summerston, Ferndale Place, Summerston Fairhaven Road, Summerston, Lewiston Road, Summerston, Arrochar Path, Summerston, Ferndale Court, Summerston Drumlaken Street, Summerston, Rothes Drive, Summerston, Mullardoch Street, Summerston, Ledgowan Place, Maryhill Ferndale Place, Summerston, Ferndale Court, Shiskine Drive, Glasgow Summerston, Ledgowan Place, Maryhill, Shiskine Street, Maryhill, Duncruin Street, Maryhill, Fingal Shiskine Street, Maryhill Street, Maryhill, Maryhill Library, Maryhill, Lochburn Road, Maryhill, Shawpark Street, Maryhill, Ruchill Duncruin Street, Maryhill Street, Maryhill, Avenuepark Street, Maryhill, Bilsland Drive, Maryhill, Fire Station, Maryhill, Braeside Street, Maryhill, Bonawe Street, Firhill, Hindshaw Street, Fingal Street, Maryhill Firhill, North Woodside Road, Firhill, Seamore Street, St Georges Cross, Clarendon Street, St Georges Maryhill Library, Maryhill Cross, New City Road, St Georges Cross, 1508 Maryhill Road, Glasgow Cowcaddens Subway, Glasgow, Cambridge Street, Glasgow, Bath Lane, Glasgow, Drury Street, Glasgow, Lochburn Road, Maryhill Argyll Arcade, Glasgow Shawpark Street, Maryhill Ruchill Street, Maryhill 1186 Maryhill Road, Glasgow Avenuepark Street, Maryhill 1036 Maryhill Road, Glasgow Bilsland Drive, Maryhill 914 Maryhill Road, Glasgow Fire Station, Maryhill Braeside Street, Maryhill 569 Maryhill Road, Glasgow Bonawe Street, Firhill Maryhill Road, Glasgow Hindshaw Street, Firhill North Woodside Road, Firhill 304 Maryhill Road, Glasgow Seamore Street, St Georges Cross Clarendon Street, St Georges Cross Cromwell Lane, Glasgow New City Road, St Georges Cross Cowcaddens Subway, Glasgow Garscube Road, Glasgow Cambridge Street, Glasgow 36 Cambridge Street, Glasgow Bath Lane, Glasgow Renƒeld Street, Glasgow Drury Street, Glasgow 17-19 Drury Street, Glasgow Argyll Arcade, Glasgow Maxwell Street, Glasgow Direction: Shettleston 61 bus Time Schedule 65 stops Shettleston Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:47 AM - 11:26 PM Monday 4:41 AM - 11:26 PM Sunningdale Road, Summerston Tuesday 4:41 AM - 11:26 PM Fairhaven Road, Summerston Wednesday 4:41 AM - 11:26 PM Lewiston Road, Summerston Thursday 4:41 AM - 11:26 PM Lewiston Place, Glasgow Friday 4:41 AM - 11:26 PM Arrochar Path, Summerston Arrochar Path, Glasgow Saturday 5:20 AM - 11:26 PM Drumlaken Street, Summerston Drumlaken Street, Glasgow Rothes Drive, Summerston 61 bus Info Caldercuilt Road, Glasgow Direction: Shettleston Stops: 65 Mullardoch Street, Summerston Trip Duration: 65 min Line Summary: Sunningdale Road, Summerston, Ferndale Place, Summerston Fairhaven Road, Summerston, Lewiston Road, Summerston, Arrochar Path, Summerston, Ferndale Court, Summerston Drumlaken Street, Summerston, Rothes Drive, Summerston, Mullardoch Street, Summerston, Ledgowan Place, Maryhill Ferndale Place, Summerston, Ferndale Court, Shiskine Drive, Glasgow Summerston, Ledgowan Place, Maryhill, Shiskine Street, Maryhill, Duncruin Street, Maryhill, Fingal Shiskine Street, Maryhill Street, Maryhill, Maryhill Library, Maryhill, Lochburn Road, Maryhill, Shawpark Street, Maryhill, Ruchill Duncruin Street, Maryhill Street, Maryhill, Avenuepark Street, Maryhill, Bilsland Drive, Maryhill, Fire Station, Maryhill, Braeside Street, Fingal Street, Maryhill Maryhill, Bonawe Street, Firhill, Hindshaw Street, Firhill, North Woodside Road, Firhill, Seamore Street, St Georges Cross, Clarendon Street, St Georges Maryhill Library, Maryhill Cross, New City Road, St Georges Cross, 1508 Maryhill Road, Glasgow Cowcaddens Subway, Glasgow, Cambridge Street, Glasgow, Bath Lane, Glasgow, Drury Street, Glasgow, Lochburn Road, Maryhill Argyll Arcade, Glasgow, Gallery Of Modern Art, Glasgow, Trongate, Glasgow, Candleriggs, Glasgow, Shawpark Street, Maryhill Watson Street, Gallowgate, Ross Street, Gallowgate, Barrack Street, Gallowgate, Sydney Street, Ruchill Street, Maryhill Gallowgate, Graham Square, Gallowgate, Sword 1186 Maryhill Road, Glasgow Street, Gallowgate, St Mungo's Academy, Gallowgate, Millerston Street, Gallowgate, Forge Retail Park, Avenuepark Street, Maryhill Parkhead, Society Street, Parkhead, Eastern 1036 Maryhill Road, Glasgow Necropolis, Parkhead, St Michaels Lane, Parkhead, Sorby Street, Parkhead, Crail Street, Parkhead, Bilsland Drive, Maryhill Drumover Drive, Tollcross, Muiryfauld Drive, Tollcross, 914 Maryhill Road, Glasgow Tollcross Park, Tollcross, Wellshot Road, Tollcross, Altyre Street, Tollcross, Ardfern Street, Tollcross, Fire Station, Maryhill Causewayside Street, Tollcross, Fullarton Avenue, Tollcross, Snooker Hall, Tollcross, Sandyhills Drive, Braeside Street, Maryhill Shettleston, Taymouth Street, Shettleston, Dalry 569 Maryhill Road, Glasgow Street, Shettleston, Culross Street, Shettleston, Fingask Street, Shettleston, Strowan Street, Bonawe Street, Firhill Shettleston, Loch Laidon Street, Shettleston Maryhill Road, Glasgow Hindshaw Street, Firhill North Woodside Road, Firhill 304 Maryhill Road, Glasgow Seamore Street, St Georges Cross Clarendon Street, St Georges Cross Cromwell Lane, Glasgow New City Road, St Georges Cross Cowcaddens Subway, Glasgow Garscube Road, Glasgow Cambridge Street, Glasgow 36 Cambridge Street, Glasgow Bath Lane, Glasgow Renƒeld Street, Glasgow Drury Street, Glasgow 17-19 Drury Street, Glasgow Argyll Arcade, Glasgow Maxwell Street, Glasgow Gallery Of Modern Art, Glasgow 227 Ingram Street, Glasgow Trongate, Glasgow 2-12 Argyle Street, Glasgow Candleriggs, Glasgow 103 Trongate, Glasgow Watson Street, Gallowgate Gallowgate, Glasgow Ross Street, Gallowgate 181 Gallowgate, Glasgow Barrack Street, Gallowgate 370 Gallowgate, Glasgow Sydney Street, Gallowgate Graham Square, Gallowgate 3 Graham Square, Glasgow Sword Street, Gallowgate 555 Gallowgate, Glasgow St Mungo's Academy, Gallowgate Millerston Street, Gallowgate David Street, Glasgow Forge Retail Park, Parkhead Society Street, Parkhead Society Street, Glasgow Eastern Necropolis, Parkhead St Michaels Lane, Parkhead Ewing Place, Glasgow Sorby Street, Parkhead Southbank Street, Glasgow Crail Street, Parkhead Drumover Drive, Tollcross Muiryfauld Drive, Tollcross 421 Tollcross Road, Glasgow Tollcross Park, Tollcross 648 Tollcross Road, Glasgow Wellshot Road, Tollcross Altyre Street, Tollcross Ardfern Street, Tollcross Ardfern Street, Glasgow Causewayside Street, Tollcross Fullarton Avenue, Tollcross Snooker Hall, Tollcross Sandyhills Drive, Shettleston Taymouth Street, Shettleston Dalry Street, Shettleston Culross Street, Shettleston Fingask Street, Shettleston Strowan Street, Shettleston Loch Laidon Street, Shettleston Sandyhills Bus Terminal, Glasgow Direction: Summerston 61 bus Time Schedule 65 stops Summerston Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:17 AM - 11:22 PM Monday 4:55 AM - 11:22 PM Loch Laidon Street, Shettleston Sandyhills Bus Terminal, Glasgow Tuesday 4:55 AM - 11:22 PM Strowan Street, Shettleston Wednesday 4:55 AM - 11:22 PM Balbeggie Street, Glasgow Thursday 4:55 AM - 11:22 PM Ardgay Street, Shettleston Friday 4:55 AM - 11:22 PM 380 Ardgay St, Glasgow Saturday 5:18 AM - 11:22 PM Culross Street, Shettleston Dalry Street, Shettleston Tollcross Burn, Shettleston 61 bus Info Direction: Summerston Taymouth Street, Shettleston Stops: 65 Trip Duration: 65 min Sandyhills Drive, Shettleston Line Summary: Loch Laidon Street, Shettleston, Strowan Street, Shettleston, Ardgay Street, Falside Road, Tollcross Shettleston, Culross Street, Shettleston, Dalry Street, Falside Road, Glasgow Shettleston, Tollcross Burn, Shettleston, Taymouth Street, Shettleston, Sandyhills Drive, Shettleston, Fullarton Avenue, Tollcross Falside Road, Tollcross, Fullarton Avenue, Tollcross, Causewayside Street, Tollcross, Altyre Street, Causewayside Street, Tollcross Tollcross, Wellshot Road, Tollcross, Tollcross Park, Tollcross, Muiryfauld Drive, Tollcross, Drumover Drive, Tollcross, Crail Street, Parkhead, Helenvale Street, Altyre Street, Tollcross Parkhead, St Michaels Lane, Parkhead, Eastern Necropolis, Parkhead, Society Street, Parkhead, Wellshot Road, Tollcross Forge Retail Park, Parkhead, Fielden Street, Tollcross Road, Glasgow Gallowgate, St Mungo's Academy, Gallowgate, Crownpoint Sports Park, Gallowgate, Sword Street, Tollcross Park, Tollcross Gallowgate, Moore Street, Gallowgate, Sydney 610 Tollcross Road, Glasgow Street, Gallowgate, Bain Street, Gallowgate, Ross Street, Gallowgate, Glasgow Cross, Glasgow, Muiryfauld Drive, Tollcross Stockwell Street,
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