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255 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 255 bus time schedule & line map 255 Hamilton View In Website Mode The 255 bus line (Hamilton) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Hamilton: 6:46 AM - 10:40 PM (2) Netherburn: 7:15 AM - 11:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 255 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 255 bus arriving. Direction: Hamilton 255 bus Time Schedule 30 stops Hamilton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:40 AM - 10:40 PM Monday 6:46 AM - 10:40 PM Craignethan Crescent, Netherburn High Overton Street, Scotland Tuesday 6:46 AM - 10:40 PM Honeycombe Place, Netherburn Wednesday 6:46 AM - 10:40 PM Five ways Road, Scotland Thursday 6:46 AM - 10:40 PM Annabella Road, Netherburn Friday 6:46 AM - 10:40 PM Overton Road, Netherburn Saturday 7:45 AM - 10:40 PM Netherburn Road, Scotland Longlea Farm, Netherburn Over Dalserf Cottage, Ashgill 255 bus Info Direction: Hamilton Rosslyn Road, Ashgill Stops: 30 Trip Duration: 27 min Bogside Road, Ashgill Line Summary: Craignethan Crescent, Netherburn, Whinknowe, Scotland Honeycombe Place, Netherburn, Annabella Road, Netherburn, Overton Road, Netherburn, Longlea Stewartgill Place, Ashgill Farm, Netherburn, Over Dalserf Cottage, Ashgill, Rosslyn Road, Ashgill, Bogside Road, Ashgill, Tinto View Road, Ashgill Stewartgill Place, Ashgill, Tinto View Road, Ashgill, Ashgillhead Road, Scotland Ayr Road, Shawsburn, Shawrigg Road, Hareleeshill, Wilkie Crescent, Hareleeshill, Field Road, Hareleeshill, Ayr Road, Shawsburn Church Street, Hareleeshill, Gallowhill, Larkhall, Glengowan Primary School, Larkhall, Wellgate Street, Shawrigg Road, Hareleeshill Larkhall, Douglas Street, Larkhall, Dave Barrie Avenue, Hareleeshill, Fyne Crescent, Hareleeshill, Lanark Road End, Hareleeshill, Allanton Terrace, Wilkie Crescent, Hareleeshill Allanton, Chatelherault Country Park, Allanton, Isabella Gardens, Ferniegair, Avonhill Nursery, Field Road, Hareleeshill Ferniegair, Laverock Avenue, Hamilton, Angus Field Road, Larkhall Avenue, Hamilton, Avonside Grove, Hamilton, Bus Station, Hamilton Church Street, Hareleeshill John Street, Larkhall Gallowhill, Larkhall Church Street, Larkhall Glengowan Primary School, Larkhall Wellgate Street, Larkhall London Street, Larkhall Douglas Street, Larkhall Glenview, Larkhall Dave Barrie Avenue, Hareleeshill Hamilton Road, Larkhall Fyne Crescent, Hareleeshill Lanark Road End, Hareleeshill Allanton Terrace, Allanton Allanton Terrace, Scotland Chatelherault Country Park, Allanton Kennoway Crescent, Scotland Isabella Gardens, Ferniegair Carlisle Road, Scotland Avonhill Nursery, Ferniegair Laverock Avenue, Hamilton Covan Bridge, Hamilton Angus Avenue, Hamilton 16 Carlisle Road, Hamilton Avonside Grove, Hamilton 113 Townhead Street, Hamilton Bus Station, Hamilton Direction: Netherburn 255 bus Time Schedule 31 stops Netherburn Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:10 AM - 11:10 PM Monday 7:15 AM - 11:10 PM Bus Station, Hamilton Tuesday 7:15 AM - 11:10 PM Townhead Street, Hamilton 103 Townhead Street, Hamilton Wednesday 7:15 AM - 11:10 PM Avonside Grove, Hamilton Thursday 7:15 AM - 11:10 PM 113 Townhead Street, Hamilton Friday 7:15 AM - 11:10 PM Angus Avenue, Hamilton Saturday 8:15 AM - 11:10 PM 27 Carlisle Road, Hamilton Old Avon Road, Hamilton 26 Carlisle Road, Hamilton 255 bus Info Avonhill Nursery, Ferniegair Direction: Netherburn Stops: 31 O'Donnell Drive, Ferniegair Trip Duration: 26 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Hamilton, Townhead Chatelherault Country Park, Allanton Street, Hamilton, Avonside Grove, Hamilton, Angus Avenue, Hamilton, Old Avon Road, Hamilton, Avonhill Clyde Avenue, Allanton Nursery, Ferniegair, O'Donnell Drive, Ferniegair, Allanton Terrace, Scotland Chatelherault Country Park, Allanton, Clyde Avenue, Allanton, Lanark Road End, Hareleeshill, Pentland Lanark Road End, Hareleeshill Crescent, Hareleeshill, Summerlee Road, Hareleeshill, Bryce Gardens, Larkhall, Montgomery Street, Pentland Crescent, Hareleeshill Larkhall, Gallowhill, Larkhall, Wellbrae, Larkhall, Machanhill View, Hareleeshill, Wilson Street, Summerlee Road, Hareleeshill Hareleeshill, Mason Street, Hareleeshill, Keir Hardie Road, Hareleeshill, Shawsgate, Shawsburn, Tinto Hamilton Road, Larkhall View Road, Ashgill, Stewartgill Place, Ashgill, Rorison Bryce Gardens, Larkhall Place, Ashgill, Nursery Drive, Ashgill, Dalserf Cottage, Ashgill, Woodlea Cottage, Netherburn, Overton Road, Bryce Gardens, Larkhall Netherburn, Annabella Road, Netherburn, Montgomery Street, Larkhall Honeycomb Place, Netherburn, Craignethan Crescent, Netherburn Gallowhill, Larkhall Gallowhill, Larkhall Wellbrae, Larkhall Wellbrae, Larkhall Machanhill View, Hareleeshill Montgomery Place, Larkhall Wilson Street, Hareleeshill Mason Street, Hareleeshill Hareleeshill Road, Larkhall Keir Hardie Road, Hareleeshill Hareleeshill Road, Larkhall Shawsgate, Shawsburn Tinto View Road, Ashgill Stewartgill Place, Ashgill Rorison Place, Ashgill Nursery Drive, Ashgill Dalserf Cottage, Ashgill Woodlea Cottage, Netherburn Overton Road, Netherburn Netherburn Road, Scotland Annabella Road, Netherburn Honeycomb Place, Netherburn Five ways Road, Scotland Craignethan Crescent, Netherburn High Overton Street, Scotland 255 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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