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Horários e mapa de autocarro da linha 43B 43B Paço Lumiar - Circulação Cp. Grande (Metro) - Ver No Modo Website Lumiar A linha 43B de autocarro (Paço Lumiar - Circulação Cp. Grande (Metro) - Lumiar) tem uma rota. Para os dias de semana regulares, o seu horário de funcionamento é: (1) Paço Lumiar: 07:00 - 20:30 Utilize a aplicação Moovit para encontrar a estação de autocarro (43B) perto de si e descubra quando é que vai chegar o próximo autocarro de 43B. Direção: Paço Lumiar 43B autocarro - Horários 26 paragens Paço Lumiar - Horário da rota: VER HORÁRIO DA LINHA Segunda-feira 07:00 - 20:30 Terça-feira 07:00 - 20:30 Paço Lumiar Quarta-feira 07:00 - 20:30 R. F. Lopes Graça / R. César O 23-C Rua Fernando Lopes Graça, Lisboa Quinta-feira 07:00 - 20:30 R. Armindo Rodrigues Sexta-feira 07:00 - 20:30 Rua Frederico George, Quinta da Várzea Sábado 07:00 - 20:30 Alto Faia Domingo 07:00 - 20:30 Rua Abel Salazar, Lisboa R. Prof. Prado Coelho Alto Faia Sul 43B autocarro - Informações Rua Professor Prado Coelho, Lisboa Direção: Paço Lumiar Paragens: 26 R. Prof. João Barreira Duração da viagem: 13 min 35 Rua Professor João Barreira, Lisboa Resumo da linha: Paço Lumiar, R. F. Lopes Graça / R. César O, R. Armindo Rodrigues, Alto Faia, R. Prof. Telheiras Prado Coelho, Alto Faia Sul, R. Prof. João Barreira, 30 Rua Professor Francisco Gentil, Lisboa Telheiras, R. Prof. Francisco Gentil (Met, R. Prof. Fernando Fonseca, Campo Grande Norte, Campo R. Prof. Francisco Gentil (Met Grande (Metro), Hosp. Pulido Valente, R. Amilcar Cabral, R. Amilcar Cabral, Alto Lumiar (Parque R. Prof. Fernando Fonseca Europa), Qta. Conchas (Metro), Av. Rainha D. Leonor, 19 Rua Professor Fernando da Fonseca, Lisboa Qta. Conchas, Lumiar, Lumiar - Av. Padre Cruz, Lumiar - Av. Padre Cruz, R. Prof. Fernando Mello Campo Grande Norte Moser, Az. Poço Baixo, R. Teóƒlo Carvalho Santos, Paço Lumiar Campo Grande (Metro) Hosp. Pulido Valente 94-A Alameda das Linhas de Torres, Lisboa R. Amilcar Cabral R. Amilcar Cabral Alto Lumiar (Parque Europa) Qta. Conchas (Metro) Av. Rainha D. Leonor 152 Alameda das Linhas de Torres, Lisboa Qta. Conchas 201C Alameda das Linhas de Torres, Quinta da Várzea Lumiar 262 A Alameda das Linhas de Torres, Quinta da Várzea Lumiar - Av. Padre Cruz Avenida Padre Cruz, Quinta da Várzea Lumiar - Av. Padre Cruz R. Prof. Fernando Mello Moser Az. Poço Baixo R. Teóƒlo Carvalho Santos Rua Teóƒlo Carvalho dos Santos, Quinta da Várzea Paço Lumiar Os horários e mapas de rotas de autocarro de(o) 43B estão disponíveis num PDF off-line em moovitapp.com. Utilize o Moovit App para ver os horários em tempo real de autocarros, comboios, metro bem como as instruções passo a passo para todos os transportes públicos de(o) Lisboa Veriƒcar horários d echegada Acerca do Moovit Soluções MaaS Países suportados Comunidade Mooviter © 2021 Moovit - Todos os direitos reservados.

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