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3A Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 3A bus time schedule & line map 3A Swansea - Mumbles/Caswell Bay via University, View In Website Mode Singleton Hospital, West Cross Estate The 3A bus line (Swansea - Mumbles/Caswell Bay via University, Singleton Hospital, West Cross Estate) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Caswell Bay: 10:50 AM - 4:50 PM (2) Limeslade: 8:40 AM - 6:45 PM (3) Oystermouth: 7:50 PM - 10:50 PM (4) Swansea: 6:23 AM - 10:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 3A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 3A bus arriving. Direction: Caswell Bay 3A bus Time Schedule 40 stops Caswell Bay Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:50 AM - 4:50 PM Monday Not Operational Bus Station X, Swansea Tuesday Not Operational Argyle Street, Swansea 178 Oxford Street, Swansea Wednesday Not Operational Beach Street, Swansea Thursday Not Operational 115 Oxford Street, Swansea Friday Not Operational Crown Court, Swansea Saturday Not Operational Recreation Ground, Brynmill Brynmill Lane, Singleton 3A bus Info Swansea University Campus, Singleton Direction: Caswell Bay Stops: 40 Hospital, Singleton Trip Duration: 48 min Line Summary: Bus Station X, Swansea, Argyle Sketty Lane, Singleton Street, Swansea, Beach Street, Swansea, Crown Court, Swansea, Recreation Ground, Brynmill, Mumbles Road, Sketty Community Brynmill Lane, Singleton, Swansea University Ashleigh Road, Lower Sketty Campus, Singleton, Hospital, Singleton, Sketty Lane, Singleton, Ashleigh Road, Lower Sketty, Post O∆ce, Blackpill, Llwynderw Drive, West Cross, Heathwood Post O∆ce, Blackpill Road, West Cross, Baywood Avenue, West Cross, 110 Mumbles Road, Mumbles Community Wimblewood Close, West Cross, Community Centre, Llwynderw Drive, West Cross West Cross, Elmgrove Road, West Cross, Linden Tree, West Cross, Mulberry Avenue, Mayals, Chestnut Avenue, West Cross, Gonhill, West Cross, Leyshon Heathwood Road, West Cross Walk, West Cross, Alder Way, West Cross, Shops, West Cross, Surgery, West Cross, West Cross House, Baywood Avenue, West Cross West Cross, School, West Cross, Surgery, Norton, Castle Acre, Norton, Newton Road, Oystermouth, Wimblewood Close, West Cross Underhill Park, Oystermouth, Langland Corner, Wimblewood Close, Mumbles Community Langland Bay, Groves Avenue, Langland Bay, Southward Lane, Newton, Rock & Fountain, Newton, Community Centre, West Cross Picket Mead, Newton, Woollacott Drive, Newton, Cartersford Place, Mumbles Community Long Shepherds Drive, Newton, Caswell Drive, Elmgrove Road, West Cross Newton, Terminus, Caswell Bay Linden Tree, West Cross 62 Linden Avenue, Mumbles Community Mulberry Avenue, Mayals Chestnut Avenue, West Cross Bettsland, Mumbles Community Gonhill, West Cross Gonhill, Mumbles Community Leyshon Walk, West Cross Chestnut Avenue, Mumbles Community Alder Way, West Cross Shops, West Cross West Cross Lane, Mumbles Community Surgery, West Cross West Cross House, West Cross School, West Cross West Cross Avenue, Mumbles Community Surgery, Norton Castle Acre, Norton Newton Road, Oystermouth Castle Avenue, Mumbles Community Underhill Park, Oystermouth Newton Road, Mumbles Community Langland Corner, Langland Bay Higher Lane, Mumbles Community Groves Avenue, Langland Bay Southward Lane, Newton Rock & Fountain, Newton Newton Road, Mumbles Community Picket Mead, Newton Woollacott Drive, Newton Woollacott Drive, Mumbles Community Long Shepherds Drive, Newton Summerland Lane, Mumbles Community Caswell Drive, Newton Victoria Court, Mumbles Community Terminus, Caswell Bay Caswell Road, Mumbles Community Direction: Limeslade 3A bus Time Schedule 45 stops Limeslade Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:40 AM - 6:45 PM Bus Station X, Swansea Tuesday 8:40 AM - 6:45 PM Argyle Street, Swansea 178 Oxford Street, Swansea Wednesday 8:40 AM - 6:45 PM Beach Street, Swansea Thursday 8:40 AM - 6:45 PM 115 Oxford Street, Swansea Friday 8:40 AM - 6:45 PM Crown Court, Swansea Saturday 8:40 AM - 6:45 PM Recreation Ground, Brynmill Brynmill Lane, Singleton 3A bus Info Swansea University Campus, Singleton Direction: Limeslade Stops: 45 Hospital, Singleton Trip Duration: 44 min Line Summary: Bus Station X, Swansea, Argyle Sketty Lane, Singleton Street, Swansea, Beach Street, Swansea, Crown Court, Swansea, Recreation Ground, Brynmill, Mumbles Road, Sketty Community Brynmill Lane, Singleton, Swansea University Ashleigh Road, Lower Sketty Campus, Singleton, Hospital, Singleton, Sketty Lane, Singleton, Ashleigh Road, Lower Sketty, Post O∆ce, Post O∆ce, Blackpill Blackpill, Llwynderw Drive, West Cross, Heathwood Road, West Cross, Baywood Avenue, West Cross, 110 Mumbles Road, Mumbles Community Wimblewood Close, West Cross, Community Centre, Llwynderw Drive, West Cross West Cross, Elmgrove Road, West Cross, Linden Tree, West Cross, Mulberry Avenue, Mayals, Chestnut Avenue, West Cross, Gonhill, West Cross, Leyshon Heathwood Road, West Cross Walk, West Cross, Alder Way, West Cross, Shops, West Cross, Huntsmans Cove, West Cross, Baywood Avenue, West Cross Southlands Drive, West Cross, Bramley Drive, Colts Hill, Appledore Place, Newton, Highmead Close, Wimblewood Close, West Cross Newton, Highpool Lane, Newton, Picket Mead, Wimblewood Close, Mumbles Community Newton, Woollacott Drive, Newton, Long Shepherds Drive, Newton, Caswell Drive, Newton, Caswell Community Centre, West Cross Avenue, Newton, Caswell Road, Langland Bay, Cartersford Place, Mumbles Community Groves Avenue, Langland Bay, Langland Corner, Langland Bay, School, Oystermouth, Newton Road, Elmgrove Road, West Cross Oystermouth, Oystermouth Square, Mumbles, Southend Park, Mumbles, George Hotel, Mumbles, Linden Tree, West Cross Pier Hotel, Mumbles, Car Park, Limeslade 62 Linden Avenue, Mumbles Community Mulberry Avenue, Mayals Chestnut Avenue, West Cross Bettsland, Mumbles Community Gonhill, West Cross Gonhill, Mumbles Community Leyshon Walk, West Cross Chestnut Avenue, Mumbles Community Alder Way, West Cross Shops, West Cross West Cross Lane, Mumbles Community Huntsmans Cove, West Cross Huntsman's Cove, Mumbles Community Southlands Drive, West Cross Southlands Drive, Mumbles Community Bramley Drive, Colts Hill Bramley Drive, Mumbles Community Appledore Place, Newton Appledore Place, Mumbles Community Highmead Close, Newton Highmead Close, Mumbles Community Highpool Lane, Newton Highpool Lane, Mumbles Community Picket Mead, Newton Woollacott Drive, Newton Woollacott Drive, Mumbles Community Long Shepherds Drive, Newton Summerland Lane, Mumbles Community Caswell Drive, Newton Victoria Court, Mumbles Community Caswell Avenue, Newton Caswell Road, Langland Bay Nottage Mews, Mumbles Community Groves Avenue, Langland Bay Langland Corner, Langland Bay Higher Lane, Mumbles Community School, Oystermouth Newton Road, Mumbles Community Newton Road, Oystermouth 31-33 Newton Road, Mumbles Community Oystermouth Square, Mumbles 1-3 Newton Road, Mumbles Community Southend Park, Mumbles 636-638 Mumbles Road, Mumbles Community George Hotel, Mumbles 706 Mumbles Road, Mumbles Community Pier Hotel, Mumbles Car Park, Limeslade Direction: Oystermouth 3A bus Time Schedule 34 stops Oystermouth Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:50 PM - 10:50 PM Monday 7:50 PM - 10:50 PM Bus Station X, Swansea Tuesday 7:50 PM - 10:50 PM Argyle Street, Swansea 178 Oxford Street, Swansea Wednesday 7:50 PM - 10:50 PM Thursday 7:50 PM - 10:50 PM Beach Street, Swansea 115 Oxford Street, Swansea Friday 7:50 PM - 10:50 PM Crown Court, Swansea Saturday 7:50 PM - 10:50 PM Recreation Ground, Brynmill Brynmill Lane, Singleton 3A bus Info Swansea University Campus, Singleton Direction: Oystermouth Stops: 34 Hospital, Singleton Trip Duration: 33 min Line Summary: Bus Station X, Swansea, Argyle Sketty Lane, Singleton Street, Swansea, Beach Street, Swansea, Crown Court, Swansea, Recreation Ground, Brynmill, Mumbles Road, Sketty Community Brynmill Lane, Singleton, Swansea University Ashleigh Road, Lower Sketty Campus, Singleton, Hospital, Singleton, Sketty Lane, Singleton, Ashleigh Road, Lower Sketty, Post O∆ce, Post O∆ce, Blackpill Blackpill, Llwynderw Drive, West Cross, Heathwood Road, West Cross, Baywood Avenue, West Cross, 110 Mumbles Road, Mumbles Community Wimblewood Close, West Cross, Community Centre, West Cross, Elmgrove Road, West Cross, Linden Tree, Llwynderw Drive, West Cross West Cross, Mulberry Avenue, Mayals, Chestnut Avenue, West Cross, Gonhill, West Cross, Leyshon Heathwood Road, West Cross Walk, West Cross, Alder Way, West Cross, Shops, West Cross, Surgery, West Cross, Woodland Avenue, Baywood Avenue, West Cross West Cross, Moorside Road, West Cross, West Cross Lane Junction, West Cross, West Cross House, West Wimblewood Close, West Cross Cross, School, West Cross, Surgery, Norton, Castle Wimblewood Close, Mumbles Community Acre, Norton, Newton Road, Oystermouth, School, Oystermouth Community Centre, West Cross Cartersford Place, Mumbles Community Elmgrove Road, West Cross Linden Tree, West Cross 62 Linden Avenue, Mumbles Community Mulberry Avenue, Mayals Chestnut Avenue, West Cross Bettsland, Mumbles Community Gonhill, West Cross Gonhill, Mumbles Community Leyshon Walk, West Cross Chestnut Avenue, Mumbles Community Alder Way, West Cross Shops, West Cross West Cross Lane, Mumbles Community Surgery, West Cross Woodland Avenue, West Cross Woodland Avenue, Mumbles Community Moorside Road, West Cross West Cross Lane Junction, West Cross West Cross House, West Cross School, West Cross West Cross Avenue, Mumbles Community Surgery, Norton Castle Acre, Norton Newton Road, Oystermouth Castle Avenue, Mumbles Community
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