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306 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 306 bus time schedule & line map 306 Fulham, Sands End - Acton Vale View In Website Mode The 306 bus line (Fulham, Sands End - Acton Vale) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Acton Vale: 5:25 AM - 11:55 PM (2) Fulham, Sands End: 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 306 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 306 bus arriving. Direction: Acton Vale 306 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Acton Vale Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:45 AM - 11:55 PM Monday 5:25 AM - 11:55 PM Sands End / Sainsbury's (TS) Tuesday 5:25 AM - 11:55 PM Glenrosa Street (H) 131-135 Townmead Road, London Wednesday 5:25 AM - 11:55 PM Imperial Wharf Station / Imperial Road (J) Thursday 5:25 AM - 11:55 PM 195 Townmead Road, London Friday 5:25 AM - 11:55 PM Imperial Road / Chelsea Harbour (L) Saturday 5:25 AM - 11:55 PM 6 Thurstan Street, London Fulmead Street (M) Manor Court, London 306 bus Info Harwood Terrace (N) Direction: Acton Vale Cheryls Close, London Stops: 29 Trip Duration: 43 min Tyrawley Road (GK) Line Summary: Sands End / Sainsbury's (TS), Tyrawley Road, London Glenrosa Street (H), Imperial Wharf Station / Imperial Road (J), Imperial Road / Chelsea Harbour (L), Fulham Town Hall (H) Fulmead Street (M), Harwood Terrace (N), Tyrawley 567 Fulham Road, London Road (GK), Fulham Town Hall (H), Fulham Broadway (F), Shorrolds Road (A), Lillie Road (BK), West Fulham Broadway (F) Kensington Estate (BT), West Kensington Station (T), 593-595 Fulham Road, London Lytton Estate (U), Kensington Olympia / Hammersmith Road (V), Brook Green (F), Latymer Shorrolds Road (A) Court (X), Hammersmith Broadway (Z4), 350 North End Road, London Hammersmith Bus Station (B), Kings Mall Shopping Centre (U), Hammersmith Town Hall (WA), Lillie Road (BK) Ravenscourt Park Station (A), John Betts School Clem Attlee Court, London (SR), Goldhawk Road (ST), Kelmscott Gardens (SU), Askew Road Library / Gayford Road (AE), Uxbridge West Kensington Estate (BT) Road (AF), Third Avenue (VK), Bromyard Avenue North End Road, London (VL) West Kensington Station (T) 185 North End Road, London Lytton Estate (U) 16-17 North End Parade, London Kensington Olympia / Hammersmith Road (V) 8-10 North End Road, London Brook Green (F) 44 Brook Green, London Latymer Court (X) 177-179 Hammersmith Road, London Hammersmith Broadway (Z4) 255 Hammersmith Road, London Hammersmith Bus Station (B) Hammersmith Bus Station, London Kings Mall Shopping Centre (U) 41-47 King Street, London Hammersmith Town Hall (WA) 169 King Street, London Ravenscourt Park Station (A) Flora Gardens, London John Betts School (SR) Goldhawk Road (ST) 8 Paddenswick Road, London Kelmscott Gardens (SU) Kelmscott Gardens, London Askew Road Library / Gayford Road (AE) Niveda Close, London Uxbridge Road (AF) Third Avenue (VK) 30 The Vale, London Bromyard Avenue (VL) Direction: Fulham, Sands End 306 bus Time Schedule 28 stops Fulham, Sands End Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM Monday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM Second Avenue (VU) 30 The Vale, London Tuesday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM First Avenue (VV) Wednesday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM Uxbridge Road (AC) Thursday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM Friday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM Askew Road Library / Gayford Road (AD) Niveda Close, London Saturday 12:15 AM - 11:55 PM Ashchurch Terrace (SW) Kelmscott Gardens (SX) 306 bus Info Goldhawk Road (SY) Direction: Fulham, Sands End 8 Paddenswick Road, London Stops: 28 Trip Duration: 39 min John Betts School (SZ) Line Summary: Second Avenue (VU), First Avenue Dalling Road, London (VV), Uxbridge Road (AC), Askew Road Library / Gayford Road (AD), Ashchurch Terrace (SW), Ravenscourt Park Station (B) Kelmscott Gardens (SX), Goldhawk Road (SY), John Betts School (SZ), Ravenscourt Park Station (B), Lamington Street (E) Lamington Street (E), I«ey Road, Hammersmith Stn Glenthorne Mews, London / H&C And Circle Lines (W), Hammersmith Bus Station (F), Latymer Court Hammersmith (G), Brook I«ey Road Green (H), Kensington Olympia (P), Lytton Estate (R), Cambridge Grove, London West Kensington Station (S), West Kensington Estate (BS), Lillie Road (BR), Fulham Broadway (E), Hammersmith Stn / H&C And Circle Lines (W) Fulham Town Hall (S), Tyrawley Road (GE), Harwood Beadon Road, London Terrace (P), Imperial Wharf Stn / Chelsea Harbour (R), Bagleys Lane (B), Glenrosa Street (C), Sands End Hammersmith Bus Station (F) / Sainsbury's (TS) Hammersmith Bus Station, London Latymer Court Hammersmith (G) 177-179 Hammersmith Road, London Brook Green (H) 44 Brook Green, London Kensington Olympia (P) 23A Vernon Street, London Lytton Estate (R) 1-2 North End Parade, London West Kensington Station (S) 177a North End Road, London West Kensington Estate (BS) North End Road, London Lillie Road (BR) 297 North End Road, London Fulham Broadway (E) 490 Fulham Road, London Fulham Town Hall (S) Cedarne Road, London Tyrawley Road (GE) Waterford Road, London Harwood Terrace (P) Imperial Wharf Stn / Chelsea Harbour (R) 4 Park Street, London Bagleys Lane (B) 187 Townmead Road, London Glenrosa Street (C) 147 Townmead Road, London Sands End / Sainsbury's (TS) 306 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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