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115 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 115 bus time schedule & line map 115 Ravenscar <-> Scarborough View In Website Mode The 115 bus line (Ravenscar <-> Scarborough) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Ravenscar <-> Scarborough: 10:47 AM - 1:47 PM (2) Scarborough <-> Ravenscar: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 115 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 115 bus arriving. Direction: Ravenscar <-> Scarborough 115 bus Time Schedule 35 stops Ravenscar <-> Scarborough Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 10:47 AM - 1:47 PM Station Square, Ravenscar Tuesday 10:47 AM - 1:47 PM Raven Hall, Ravenscar Wednesday 10:47 AM - 1:47 PM Post O∆ce, Ravenscar Thursday 10:47 AM - 1:47 PM Raven Hall Road, Stainton Dale Civil Parish Friday 10:47 AM - 1:47 PM Trekking Centre, Staintondale Saturday 10:47 AM - 1:47 PM Wyke Lodge, Staintondale Hayburn Beck Farm, Staintondale Bryherstones Inn, Cloughton 115 bus Info Direction: Ravenscar <-> Scarborough Hood Lane, Cloughton Stops: 35 Trip Duration: 46 min Newlands Lane, Cloughton Line Summary: Station Square, Ravenscar, Raven Hall, Ravenscar, Post O∆ce, Ravenscar, Trekking Centre, Staintondale, Wyke Lodge, Staintondale, Lockwood Chase, Cloughton Hayburn Beck Farm, Staintondale, Bryherstones Inn, Lockwood Chase, Cloughton Civil Parish Cloughton, Hood Lane, Cloughton, Newlands Lane, Cloughton, Lockwood Chase, Cloughton, Playing Playing Fields, Cloughton Fields, Cloughton, Sunday School, Cloughton, Station Lane, Cloughton, Tidds Corner, Burniston, Methodist Sunday School, Cloughton Chapel, Burniston, Three Jolly Sailors Ph, Burniston, Caravan Park, Scalby, Ridge Green, Scalby, Eastpark Station Lane, Cloughton Road, Scalby, Council O∆ces, Scalby, Danes Dyke, Newby, Proudfoot Foodstore, Newby, Greenstead Tidds Corner, Burniston Road, Newby, Fieldstead Crescent, Newby, Wreyƒeld Drive, Barrowcliffe, Yorkshire Coast College, Methodist Chapel, Burniston Barrowcliffe, Hospital, Throxenby, Woodland Ravine, High Street, Burniston Civil Parish Barrowcliffe, Malvern Crescent, Falsgrave, Harley Close, Falsgrave, St John's Road, Falsgrave, Railway Three Jolly Sailors Ph, Burniston Station, Scarborough, Victoria Street, Scarborough, Castle Road Stop A, Scarborough, Queen Street Stop Caravan Park, Scalby B, Scarborough Ridge Green, Scalby Eastpark Road, Scalby Council O∆ces, Scalby Danes Dyke, Newby Proudfoot Foodstore, Newby 401 Scalby Road, Newby And Scalby Civil Parish Greenstead Road, Newby Fieldstead Crescent, Newby Wreyƒeld Drive, Barrowcliffe Yorkshire Coast College, Barrowcliffe Hospital, Throxenby Woodland Ravine, Barrowcliffe Pinewood Way, Scarborough Malvern Crescent, Falsgrave Harley Close, Falsgrave St John's Road, Falsgrave New Park Road, Scarborough Railway Station, Scarborough West Square, Scarborough Victoria Street, Scarborough 18 Castle Road, Scarborough Castle Road Stop A, Scarborough Castle Road, Scarborough Queen Street Stop B, Scarborough Market Street, England Direction: Scarborough <-> Ravenscar 115 bus Time Schedule 34 stops Scarborough <-> Ravenscar Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Queen Street Stop B, Scarborough Market Street, England Tuesday 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM St Thomas Street Stop F, Scarborough Wednesday 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM 78-80 Saint Thomas Street, Scarborough Thursday 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Castle Road Stop G, Scarborough Friday 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Castle Road, Scarborough Saturday 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Aberdeen Walk Stop J, Scarborough Aberdeen Walk, Scarborough Westborough Stop M, Scarborough Westborough, Scarborough 115 bus Info Direction: Scarborough <-> Ravenscar Rail Station, Scarborough Stops: 34 Trip Duration: 45 min Falsgrave Road, Falsgrave Line Summary: Queen Street Stop B, Scarborough, New Park Road, Scarborough St Thomas Street Stop F, Scarborough, Castle Road Stop G, Scarborough, Aberdeen Walk Stop J, Harley Close, Falsgrave Scarborough, Westborough Stop M, Scarborough, Rail Station, Scarborough, Falsgrave Road, Swanzdale Vets, Falsgrave Falsgrave, Harley Close, Falsgrave, Swanzdale Vets, Falsgrave, Peasholme Beck, Falsgrave, Scarborough Peasholme Beck, Falsgrave Hospital, Throxenby, Yorkshire Coast College, Barrowcliffe, Wreyƒeld Drive, Barrowcliffe, Chestnut Scarborough Hospital, Throxenby Park, Throxenby, Fieldstead Crescent, Newby, Keld Close, Newby, The Rosette, Newby, Council O∆ces, Yorkshire Coast College, Barrowcliffe Scalby, Tennis Courts, Scalby, Ridge Green, Scalby, Caravan Park, Scalby, Three Jolly Sailors Ph, Wreyƒeld Drive, Barrowcliffe Burniston, War Memorial, Burniston, Tidds Corner, Burniston, Station Lane, Cloughton, Sunday School, Chestnut Park, Throxenby Cloughton, The Red Lion, Cloughton, Bryherstones Inn, Cloughton, Hayburn Beck Farm, Staintondale, Scalby Road, Newby And Scalby Civil Parish Wyke Lodge, Staintondale, Downdale Road, Fieldstead Crescent, Newby Staintondale, Trekking Centre, Staintondale, Post O∆ce, Ravenscar, Station Square, Ravenscar Keld Close, Newby The Rosette, Newby Council O∆ces, Scalby Tennis Courts, Scalby Ridge Green, Scalby Caravan Park, Scalby Three Jolly Sailors Ph, Burniston War Memorial, Burniston High Street, Burniston Civil Parish Tidds Corner, Burniston Station Lane, Cloughton Sunday School, Cloughton The Red Lion, Cloughton 28 High Street, Cloughton Civil Parish Bryherstones Inn, Cloughton Hayburn Beck Farm, Staintondale Wyke Lodge, Staintondale Downdale Road, Staintondale Trekking Centre, Staintondale Post O∆ce, Ravenscar Raven Hall Road, Stainton Dale Civil Parish Station Square, Ravenscar 115 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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