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60 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 60 bus time schedule & line map 60 Ayr View In Website Mode The 60 bus line (Ayr) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Ayr: 7:27 AM - 11:12 PM (2) Girvan: 5:00 AM - 5:50 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 60 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 60 bus arriving. Direction: Ayr 60 bus Time Schedule 69 stops Ayr Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:27 AM - 11:12 PM Elder Avenue, Girvan Elder Avenue, Girvan Tuesday 7:27 AM - 11:12 PM Hawthorn Drive, Girvan Wednesday 7:27 AM - 11:12 PM Willow Drive, Girvan Thursday 7:27 AM - 11:12 PM Friday 7:27 AM - 11:12 PM Rowan Road, Girvan Saturday 7:30 AM - 11:12 PM Urnƒeld, Girvan Urnƒeld, Scotland Gregg Place, Girvan Byne Court, Scotland 60 bus Info Direction: Ayr Inglis Way, Girvan Stops: 69 Mcculloch Road, Girvan Trip Duration: 70 min Line Summary: Elder Avenue, Girvan, Hawthorn Arran Court, Girvan Drive, Girvan, Willow Drive, Girvan, Rowan Road, Girvan, Urnƒeld, Girvan, Gregg Place, Girvan, Inglis Todd Street, Girvan Way, Girvan, Arran Court, Girvan, Todd Street, Girvan, Piedmont Road, Girvan, Coalpots Road, Girvan, Piedmont Road, Girvan Chestnut Drive, Girvan, Piedmount Road, Girvan, Fauldribbon Road, Girvan, Hervey Road, Girvan, Coalpots Road, Girvan Duncan Street, Girvan, Sacred Heart Primary, Girvan, Henrietta Street, Girvan, High Street, Girvan, Chestnut Drive, Girvan Mcmillan Court, Girvan, Mcconnell Square, Girvan, Asda, Girvan, Rail Station, Girvan, Hospital, Girvan, Chapeldonan, Girvan, Kelco, Dipple, Lodge Road, Piedmount Road, Girvan Turnberry, Turnberry Golf Course, Turnberry, Lighthouse Path, Turnberry, Malin Court, Maidens, Fauldribbon Road, Girvan Turnberry Road, Maidens, Harbour Road, Maidens, Roxburgh Road, Girvan Redgates Caravan Park, Maidens, Post O∆ce, Kirkoswald, Cairnhill Place, Kirkoswald, Merkland Hervey Road, Girvan Place, Kirkoswald, Glenside Farm, Culzean, A719, Maybole, Caravan Park, Maybole, Queens Terrace, Duncan Street, Girvan Maybole, Whitefaulds Avenue, Maybole, Cargill Road, Dalrymple Street, Girvan Maybole, Glenalla Road, Maybole, Cargill Road, Maybole, Maybole Station, Maybole, Kirland Street, Sacred Heart Primary, Girvan Maybole, Kirkmichael Road, Maybole, B742, Maybole, Henrietta Street, Girvan Mure Place, Minishant, B7034, Ayr, Doonholm Farm, Alloway, The Loaning, Ayr, Woodend Road, Ayr, Burness Avenue, Alloway, St Vincent Crescent, High Street, Girvan Alloway, Barnford Crescent, Alloway, Taybank Drive, Hamilton Street, Girvan Ayr, Auchenbeg Crescent, Ayr, Shawƒeld Avenue, Ayr, Bellevale Avenue, Ayr, Robsland Avenue, Ayr, St Mcmillan Court, Girvan Leonards Court, Ayr, Hazelwood Road, Ayr, Carrick Gardens, Ayr, Ballantine Drive, Ayr, Bellevue Street, Mcconnell Square, Girvan Ayr, Beresford Terrace, Ayr, Barnes Crescent, Ayr, Bus Station , Ayr Asda, Girvan Rail Station, Girvan Vicarton Street, Scotland Hospital, Girvan Chapeldonan, Girvan Kelco, Dipple Lodge Road, Turnberry Turnberry Golf Course, Turnberry Lighthouse Path, Turnberry Malin Court, Maidens Turnberry Road, Maidens Harbour Road, Maidens Redgates Caravan Park, Maidens Post O∆ce, Kirkoswald Cairnhill Place, Kirkoswald Merkland Place, Kirkoswald Balvaird Road, Scotland Glenside Farm, Culzean A719, Maybole Caravan Park, Maybole Queens Terrace, Maybole Culzean Road, Scotland Whitefaulds Avenue, Maybole Cargill Road, Maybole Gardenrose Path, Maybole Glenalla Road, Maybole Glenalla Road, Scotland Cargill Road, Maybole Gardenrose Path, Maybole Maybole Station, Maybole Cargill Road, Maybole Kirland Street, Maybole Cassillis Road, Maybole Kirkmichael Road, Maybole B742, Maybole Mure Place, Minishant Mure Place, Scotland B7034, Ayr Doonholm Farm, Alloway The Loaning, Ayr Woodend Road, Ayr Upper Loaning, Scotland Burness Avenue, Alloway St Vincent Crescent, Alloway Barnford Crescent, Alloway Taybank Drive, Ayr Auchenbeg Crescent, Ayr Auchenbeg Crescent, Scotland Shawƒeld Avenue, Ayr Bellevale Avenue, Ayr Robsland Avenue, Ayr St Leonards Court, Ayr St Leonard's Court, Ayr Hazelwood Road, Ayr Carrick Gardens, Ayr Carrick Gardens, Ayr Ballantine Drive, Ayr Bellevue Street, Ayr Beresford Terrace, Ayr Beresford Terrace, Ayr 7 Killoch Place, Ayr Barnes Crescent, Ayr Bus Station , Ayr 92a Sandgate, Ayr Direction: Girvan 60 bus Time Schedule 61 stops Girvan Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:00 AM - 5:50 PM Bus Station , Ayr 92a Sandgate, Ayr Tuesday 5:00 AM - 5:50 PM Wellington Square, Ayr Wednesday 5:00 AM - 5:50 PM 26A Wellington Square, Ayr Thursday 5:00 AM - 5:50 PM Racecourse Road, Ayr Friday 5:00 AM - 5:50 PM Smith Street, Ayr Saturday 5:50 AM - 5:50 PM Burns Statue Square, Ayr Bellevue Street, Ayr 45 Beresford Terrace, Ayr 60 bus Info Ballantine Drive, Ayr Direction: Girvan Bowman Road, Ayr Stops: 61 Trip Duration: 68 min Carrick House Nursing Home, Ayr Line Summary: Bus Station , Ayr, Wellington Square, Carrick Road, Ayr Ayr, Racecourse Road, Ayr, Smith Street, Ayr, Bellevue Street, Ayr, Ballantine Drive, Ayr, Carrick House Carrick Avenue, Ayr Nursing Home, Ayr, Carrick Avenue, Ayr, Hazelwood Road, Ayr, St Leonards Court, Ayr, Robsland Avenue, Hazelwood Road, Ayr Ayr, Bellevale Avenue, Ayr, Langbank Drive, Ayr, Auchenbeg Crescent, Ayr, Taybank Drive, Ayr, St Leonards Court, Ayr Barnford Crescent, Alloway, Merkland Road, Rozelle, St Leonard's Court, Ayr Burness Avenue, Alloway, Woodend Road, Ayr, The Loaning, Ayr, A77, Alloway, B7034, Ayr, Minishant Robsland Avenue, Ayr Post O∆ce, Minishant, B742, Maybole, Mcdowall Southƒeld Park, Ayr Terrace, Maybole, Merrick View, Maybole, Culzean Road, Maybole, Cargill Road, Maybole, Glenalla Road, Bellevale Avenue, Ayr Maybole, Cargill Road, Maybole, Whitefaulds Avenue, Maybole, Mcadam Way, Maybole, Caravan Park, Langbank Drive, Ayr Maybole, A719, Maybole, Glenside, Culzean, Merkland Place, Kirkoswald, Glen Cloch, Kirkoswald, Auchenbeg Crescent, Ayr Post O∆ce, Kirkoswald, Redgates Caravan Park, Auchenbeg Crescent, Scotland Maidens, Harbour Road, Maidens, Baineshill Drive, Maidens, Malin Court, Maidens, Lighthouse Path, Taybank Drive, Ayr Turnberry, Turnberry Golf Course, Turnberry, Kirkoswald Road, Turnberry, Dowhill, Dipple, Kelco, Barnford Crescent, Alloway Dipple, Chapeldonan, Girvan, Hospital, Girvan, Rail Station, Girvan, Montgomerie Street, Girvan, Merkland Road, Rozelle Mcconnell Square, Girvan, Mcmillan Court, Girvan, Henrietta Street, Girvan, Ailsa Street East, Girvan, Wesley Road, Girvan, Piedmont Road, Girvan, George Burness Avenue, Alloway Street, Girvan, Young Street, Girvan, Elder Avenue, Girvan, Elder Avenue, Girvan Woodend Road, Ayr The Loaning, Ayr A77, Alloway B7034, Ayr Minishant Post O∆ce, Minishant B742, Maybole Mcdowall Terrace, Maybole Merrick View, Maybole Culzean Road, Maybole Cargill Road, Maybole Gardenrose Path, Maybole Glenalla Road, Maybole Glenalla Road, Scotland Cargill Road, Maybole Gardenrose Path, Maybole Whitefaulds Avenue, Maybole Mcadam Way, Maybole Caravan Park, Maybole A719, Maybole Glenside, Culzean Merkland Place, Kirkoswald Balvaird Road, Scotland Glen Cloch, Kirkoswald Post O∆ce, Kirkoswald Redgates Caravan Park, Maidens Harbour Road, Maidens Baineshill Drive, Maidens Malin Court, Maidens Lighthouse Path, Turnberry Turnberry Golf Course, Turnberry Kirkoswald Road, Turnberry Dowhill, Dipple Kelco, Dipple Chapeldonan, Girvan Hospital, Girvan Rail Station, Girvan Vicarton Street, Scotland Montgomerie Street, Girvan Mcconnell Square, Girvan Mcmillan Court, Girvan Henrietta Street, Girvan Ailsa Street East, Girvan Wesley Road, Girvan Dalrymple Street, Girvan Piedmont Road, Girvan George Street, Girvan Old Street, Girvan Young Street, Girvan Elder Avenue, Girvan Douneburn Crescent, Girvan Elder Avenue, Girvan Elder Avenue, Girvan 60 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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