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T11 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route T11 bus time schedule & line map T11 Fishguard - Haverfordwest View In Website Mode The T11 bus line (Fishguard - Haverfordwest) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Fishguard: 7:50 AM - 4:15 PM (2) Haverfordwest: 7:45 AM - 5:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest T11 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next T11 bus arriving. Direction: Fishguard T11 bus Time Schedule 56 stops Fishguard Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:50 AM - 4:15 PM Railway Station, Haverfordwest Tuesday 7:50 AM - 4:15 PM Bus Station 5, Haverfordwest Cartlett Road, Haverfordwest Wednesday 7:50 AM - 4:15 PM Sydney Rees Way, Prendergast Thursday 7:50 AM - 4:15 PM Friday 7:50 AM - 4:15 PM Sydney Rees Way, Prendergast Saturday 7:50 AM - 4:15 PM Picton Place, Haverfordwest 6-10 Picton Place, Haverfordwest Library, Haverfordwest T11 bus Info Dew Street, Haverfordwest Direction: Fishguard 67 Dew Street, Haverfordwest Stops: 56 Trip Duration: 105 min Barn Street, Haverfordwest Line Summary: Railway Station, Haverfordwest, Bus 35 Perrot, Haverfordwest Station 5, Haverfordwest, Sydney Rees Way, Prendergast, Sydney Rees Way, Prendergast, Picton Barn Street, Haverfordwest Place, Haverfordwest, Library, Haverfordwest, Dew Barn Street, Haverfordwest Street, Haverfordwest, Barn Street, Haverfordwest, Barn Street, Haverfordwest, Highlands Avenue, Highlands Avenue, Haverfordwest Haverfordwest, St Martin`S Burial Ground, Haverfordwest, Trafalgar Road, Haverfordwest, St Martin`S Burial Ground, Haverfordwest Pelcomb Inn, Pelcomb Cross, Keeston, Derwen, Cuffern Close, Haverfordwest Keeston, Post O∆ce, Simpson, Summerhill Park, Simpson, Rochgate Motel, Roch Gate, Newgale Trafalgar Road, Haverfordwest House, Newgale, Post O∆ce, Penycwm, Brawdy Turn, Penycwm, Solva Pottery, Lower Solva, Pelcomb Inn, Pelcomb Cross Memorial Hall, Solva, Minimarket, Upper Solva, Fachelich Turn, Vachelich, St David`S School, St Pelcomb Drive, Camrose Community David's, St David`S Tourist Ic, St David's, St David`S Keeston City Hall, St David's, Nun Street, St David's, New Street Playground, St David's, St David`S City Hall, St David's, St David`S Sch, St David's, St David`S Tourist Derwen, Keeston Ic, St David's, St David`S City Hall, St David's, Nun C3077, Camrose Community Street, St David's, New Street Playground, St David's, Post O∆ce, Simpson St David`S City Hall, St David's, Nun Street, St David's, Boncath Cross, Carnhedryn Uchaf, Mor-Awel, Wayside Close, Camrose Community Croesgoch, Artramont Arms, Croesgoch, Heol Rhian, Summerhill Park, Simpson Llanrhian, Treƒn Square, Treƒn, Tranquility, Penparc, Penparc Turn, Mathry, Square & Compass Inn, Rochgate Motel, Roch Gate Mathry, Church, Mathry, St Nicholas Turn, Llangloffan, Panteg Terrace, Manorowen, Newgale House, Newgale Kensington House, Dyffryn, Industrial Estate, Newgale Hill, Brawdy Community Goodwick, Goodwick Square, Goodwick, Station, Goodwick, The Parrog, Goodwick, West Street, Post O∆ce, Penycwm Penyraber, Ffordd Yr Efail 2, Fishguard Brawdy Turn, Penycwm Solva Pottery, Lower Solva New Street, Solva Community Memorial Hall, Solva Minimarket, Upper Solva Fachelich Turn, Vachelich St David`S School, St David's 12 Millard Park, St David's St David`S Tourist Ic, St David's St David`S City Hall, St David's 10 High Street, St David's Nun Street, St David's 19 Nun Street, St David's New Street Playground, St David's 44 New Street, St David's St David`S City Hall, St David's 2 New Street, St David's St David`S Sch, St David's 12 Millard Park, St David's St David`S Tourist Ic, St David's St David`S City Hall, St David's 10 High Street, St David's Nun Street, St David's 19 Nun Street, St David's New Street Playground, St David's 44 New Street, St David's St David`S City Hall, St David's 2 New Street, St David's Nun Street, St David's 19 Nun Street, St David's Boncath Cross, Carnhedryn Uchaf Mor-Awel, Croesgoch Artramont Arms, Croesgoch Heol Rhian, Llanrhian Llanrhian Road, Llanrhian Community Treƒn Square, Treƒn Tranquility, Penparc Penparc Turn, Mathry Square & Compass Inn, Mathry Church, Mathry St Nicholas Turn, Llangloffan Panteg Terrace, Manorowen Kensington House, Dyffryn Industrial Estate, Goodwick Church Road, Fishguard Goodwick Square, Goodwick Goodwick Square, Fishguard Station, Goodwick Station Hill, Fishguard The Parrog, Goodwick West Street, Penyraber Ffordd Yr Efail 2, Fishguard Direction: Haverfordwest T11 bus Time Schedule 50 stops Haverfordwest Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:45 AM - 5:00 PM Ffordd Yr Efail 2, Fishguard Tuesday 7:45 AM - 5:00 PM Vergam Terrace, Penyraber Wednesday 7:45 AM - 5:00 PM Trem Y Mor, Penyraber Thursday 7:45 AM - 5:00 PM Trem y Mor, Fishguard And Goodwick Community Friday 7:45 AM - 5:00 PM The Parrog, Goodwick Saturday 7:45 AM - 5:00 PM Goodwick Square, Goodwick Goodwick Square, Fishguard Kensington House, Dyffryn T11 bus Info Panteg Terrace, Manorowen Direction: Haverfordwest Stops: 50 St Nicholas Turn, Llangloffan Trip Duration: 98 min Line Summary: Ffordd Yr Efail 2, Fishguard, Vergam Church, Mathry Terrace, Penyraber, Trem Y Mor, Penyraber, The Parrog, Goodwick, Goodwick Square, Goodwick, Church, Mathry Kensington House, Dyffryn, Panteg Terrace, Manorowen, St Nicholas Turn, Llangloffan, Church, Mathry, Church, Mathry, Square & Compass Inn, Square & Compass Inn, Mathry Mathry, Penparc Turn, Mathry, Tranquility, Penparc, Treƒn Square, Treƒn, Llanrhian Cross, Llanrhian, Penparc Turn, Mathry Artramont Arms, Croesgoch, Mor-Awel, Croesgoch, Broncath Cross, Carnhedryn Uchaf, New Street Tranquility, Penparc Playground, St David's, St David`S City Hall, St David's, St David`S Sch, St David's, St David`S Tourist Treƒn Square, Treƒn Ic, St David's, St David`S City Hall, St David's, Nun Street, St David's, New Street Playground, St David's, Llanrhian Cross, Llanrhian St David`S City Hall, St David's, St David`S Sch, St David's, Fachelich Turn, Vachelich, Minimarket, Upper Artramont Arms, Croesgoch Solva, Memorial Hall, Solva, Solva Pottery, Lower Solva, Brawdy Turn, Penycwm, Post O∆ce, Mor-Awel, Croesgoch Penycwm, Newgale House, Newgale, Pilgrims Way, Roch Gate, Rochgate Motel, Roch Gate, Summerhill Broncath Cross, Carnhedryn Uchaf Park, Simpson, Post O∆ce, Simpson, Derwen, Keeston, Keeston, Pelcomb Inn, Pelcomb Cross, New Street Playground, St David's Trafalgar Road, Haverfordwest, St Martin`S Burial Ground, Haverfordwest, Highlands Avenue, 44 New Street, St David's Haverfordwest, Tabernacle Church, Haverfordwest, Lidl Perrot's Road, Haverfordwest, Bus Station 5, St David`S City Hall, St David's Haverfordwest, Sydney Rees Way, Prendergast, 2 New Street, St David's Sydney Rees Way, Prendergast, Railway Station, St David`S Sch, St David's Haverfordwest 12 Millard Park, St David's St David`S Tourist Ic, St David's St David`S City Hall, St David's 10 High Street, St David's Nun Street, St David's 19 Nun Street, St David's New Street Playground, St David's 44 New Street, St David's St David`S City Hall, St David's 2 New Street, St David's St David`S Sch, St David's 12 Millard Park, St David's Fachelich Turn, Vachelich Minimarket, Upper Solva Memorial Hall, Solva Solva Pottery, Lower Solva New Street, Solva Community Brawdy Turn, Penycwm Post O∆ce, Penycwm Newgale House, Newgale Newgale Hill, Brawdy Community Pilgrims Way, Roch Gate Pilgrim's Way, Nolton And Roch Community Rochgate Motel, Roch Gate Summerhill Park, Simpson Post O∆ce, Simpson Wayside Close, Camrose Community Derwen, Keeston C3077, Camrose Community Keeston Pelcomb Inn, Pelcomb Cross Pelcomb Drive, Camrose Community Trafalgar Road, Haverfordwest St Martin`S Burial Ground, Haverfordwest Cuffern Close, Haverfordwest Highlands Avenue, Haverfordwest Tabernacle Church, Haverfordwest Lidl Perrot's Road, Haverfordwest Perrots Road, Haverfordwest Bus Station 5, Haverfordwest Cartlett Road, Haverfordwest Sydney Rees Way, Prendergast Sydney Rees Way, Prendergast Railway Station, Haverfordwest T11 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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