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834 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 834 bus time schedule & line map 834 Gorleston View In Website Mode The 834 bus line (Gorleston) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Gorleston: 7:35 AM (2) Stalham: 4:08 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 834 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 834 bus arriving. Direction: Gorleston 834 bus Time Schedule 40 stops Gorleston Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:35 AM Monday 7:35 AM Tesco, Stalham Tuesday 7:35 AM Millside, Stalham Yarmouth Road, Stalham Wednesday 7:35 AM Neville Road, Sutton Thursday 7:35 AM Old Yarmouth Road, Stalham Civil Parish Friday 7:35 AM Moor Road, Sutton Saturday 7:35 AM Elmhurst Avenue, Sutton Turn, Catƒeld Sutton Road, Catƒeld Civil Parish 834 bus Info Direction: Gorleston New Road, Catƒeld Stops: 40 Trip Duration: 77 min Crown, Catƒeld Line Summary: Tesco, Stalham, Millside, Stalham, The Street, Catƒeld Civil Parish Neville Road, Sutton, Moor Road, Sutton, Elmhurst Avenue, Sutton, Turn, Catƒeld, New Road, Catƒeld, Village Hall, Catƒeld Crown, Catƒeld, Village Hall, Catƒeld, Kings Arms, Ludham, Church, Ludham, Mill Road, Potter Kings Arms, Ludham Heigham, Lathams, Potter Heigham, Bus Shelter, High Street, Ludham Civil Parish Bastwick, Cess Road, Martham, The Green, Martham, Bradƒeld Drive, Martham, White Street, Church, Ludham Martham, Bensley Road, Martham, Flegg High High Street, Ludham Civil Parish School, Martham, Bensley Road, Martham, White Street, Martham, Bradƒeld Drive, Martham, The Mill Road, Potter Heigham Green, Martham, Horse And Groom, Rollesby, Park View, Rollesby, King Georges Avenue, Rollesby, Court Lathams, Potter Heigham Road, Rollesby, Back Lane, Rollesby, Burch Wood Road, Ormesby St Michael, Eels Foot Road, Ormesby St Michael, Stadium, Caister-On-Sea, Fremantle Bus Shelter, Bastwick Road, Great Yarmouth, Jellicoe Road, Great Yarmouth, River Walk, Great Yarmouth, Barnard Cess Road, Martham Crescent, Great Yarmouth, Market Gates, Great Repps Road, Martham Civil Parish Yarmouth, Town Hall, Great Yarmouth, Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth, East Norfolk Sixth Form The Green, Martham Centre, Gorleston Black Street, Martham Bradƒeld Drive, Martham White Street, Martham White Street, Martham Bensley Road, Martham Flegg High School, Martham Bensley Road, Martham White Street, Martham Bradƒeld Drive, Martham 2 Bradƒeld Drive, Martham The Green, Martham Black Street, Martham Horse And Groom, Rollesby Park View, Rollesby King Georges Avenue, Rollesby Court Road, Rollesby Back Lane, Rollesby Burch Wood Road, Ormesby St Michael Eels Foot Road, Ormesby St Michael Stadium, Caister-On-Sea Fremantle Road, Great Yarmouth Jellicoe Road, Great Yarmouth River Walk, Great Yarmouth Barnard Crescent, Great Yarmouth Wherry Way, England Market Gates, Great Yarmouth Regent Road, Great Yarmouth Town Hall, Great Yarmouth Regent Street, Great Yarmouth Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth Bridge Road, Great Yarmouth East Norfolk Sixth Form Centre, Gorleston Church Lane, Great Yarmouth Direction: Stalham 834 bus Time Schedule 26 stops Stalham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 4:08 PM Monday 4:08 PM East Norfolk Sixth Form Centre, Gorleston Church Lane, Great Yarmouth Tuesday 4:08 PM Stonecutters Way, Great Yarmouth Wednesday 4:08 PM Stonecutters Way, Great Yarmouth Thursday 4:08 PM Market Gates, Great Yarmouth Friday 4:08 PM Regent Road, Great Yarmouth Saturday 4:08 PM Barnard Crescent, Great Yarmouth Wherry Way, England River Walk, Great Yarmouth 834 bus Info Jellicoe Road, Great Yarmouth Direction: Stalham Stops: 26 Fremantle Road, Great Yarmouth Trip Duration: 57 min Line Summary: East Norfolk Sixth Form Centre, Stadium, Caister-On-Sea Gorleston, Stonecutters Way, Great Yarmouth, Market Gates, Great Yarmouth, Barnard Crescent, Eels Foot Road, Ormesby St Michael Great Yarmouth, River Walk, Great Yarmouth, Jellicoe Road, Great Yarmouth, Fremantle Road, Burch Wood Road, Ormesby St Michael Great Yarmouth, Stadium, Caister-On-Sea, Eels Foot Road, Ormesby St Michael, Burch Wood Road, Back Lane, Rollesby Ormesby St Michael, Back Lane, Rollesby, Court Road, Rollesby, King Georges Avenue, Rollesby, Park Court Road, Rollesby View, Rollesby, Horse And Groom, Rollesby, Bus Shelter, Bastwick, Lathams, Potter Heigham, Mill Road, Potter Heigham, Turn, Catƒeld, Elmhurst King Georges Avenue, Rollesby Avenue, Sutton, Moor Road, Sutton, Neville Road, Sutton, Millside, Stalham, Radio Shop, Stalham, Old Park View, Rollesby Railway Station, Stalham, Tesco, Stalham Horse And Groom, Rollesby Bus Shelter, Bastwick Saint Marks Close, Repps With Bastwick Civil Parish Lathams, Potter Heigham Mill Road, Potter Heigham Turn, Catƒeld Elmhurst Avenue, Sutton Moor Road, Sutton Neville Road, Sutton Old Yarmouth Road, Stalham Civil Parish Millside, Stalham Radio Shop, Stalham 157 High Street, Stalham Old Railway Station, Stalham Tesco, Stalham 834 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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