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VL13 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route VL13 bus time schedule & line map VL13 Sharnbrook - Riseley - Melchbourne - Rushden - View In Website Mode Wellingborough The VL13 bus line (Sharnbrook - Riseley - Melchbourne - Rushden - Wellingborough) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Sharnbrook: 11:45 AM (2) Wellingborough: 9:15 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest VL13 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next VL13 bus arriving. Direction: Sharnbrook VL13 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Sharnbrook Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 11:45 AM Morrisons, Wellingborough 48 Oxford Street, Wellingborough Tuesday Not Operational All Saints Church, Wellingborough Wednesday Not Operational 83 Midland Road, Wellingborough Thursday Not Operational Broadway, Wellingborough Friday Not Operational Denington Road, Wellingborough Saturday Not Operational The Dog & Duck Ph, Wellingborough 63-71 London Road, Wellingborough Tesco, Wellingborough VL13 bus Info Direction: Sharnbrook Waitrose, Rushden Stops: 29 Trip Duration: 73 min Asda, Rushden Line Summary: Morrisons, Wellingborough, All 6 Higham Road, Rushden Saints Church, Wellingborough, Broadway, Wellingborough, Denington Road, Wellingborough, Hsbc Bank, Rushden The Dog & Duck Ph, Wellingborough, Tesco, 85-87 High Street, Rushden Wellingborough, Waitrose, Rushden, Asda, Rushden, Hsbc Bank, Rushden, Skinners Hill Layby, Rushden, Skinners Hill Layby, Rushden Yelden Road, Newton Bromswold, Trailly Close, 24 Church Street, Rushden Yelden, Knotting Road, Melchbourne, Dean Court, Upper Dean, Shay Lane, Upper Dean, Aylott Close, Yelden Road, Newton Bromswold Upper Dean, Brook Lane, Upper Dean, St Nicholas Church, Swineshead, High Street, Swineshead, Trailly Close, Yelden Margaret Beaufort School, Riseley, Bowers Lane, Trailly Close, Melchbourne And Yielden Civil Parish Riseley, The Barns, Riseley, The Five Bells, Riseley, The Old White Horse, Riseley, Bletsoe Church, Bletsoe, Knotting Road, Melchbourne Bourne End Lane, Bletsoe, Mill Road, Sharnbrook, The Swan With Two Nicks, Sharnbrook, St Peter's Dean Court, Upper Dean Church, Sharnbrook Brook Lane, Dean And Shelton Civil Parish Shay Lane, Upper Dean Aylott Close, Upper Dean Aylott Close, Dean And Shelton Civil Parish Brook Lane, Upper Dean St Nicholas Church, Swineshead High Street, Swineshead Margaret Beaufort School, Riseley Bowers Lane, Riseley Waldock's Close, Riseley Civil Parish The Barns, Riseley The Barns, Riseley Civil Parish The Five Bells, Riseley The Old White Horse, Riseley Bletsoe Church, Bletsoe Old Way, Bletsoe Civil Parish Bourne End Lane, Bletsoe Mill Road, Sharnbrook The Swan With Two Nicks, Sharnbrook 38 High Street, Sharnbrook Civil Parish St Peter's Church, Sharnbrook Churchill Close, Sharnbrook Civil Parish Direction: Wellingborough VL13 bus Time Schedule 31 stops Wellingborough Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:15 AM St Peter's Church, Sharnbrook Churchill Close, Sharnbrook Civil Parish Tuesday Not Operational The Swan With Two Nicks, Sharnbrook Wednesday Not Operational Mill Road, Sharnbrook Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational Bourne End Lane, Bletsoe Rushden Road, Bletsoe Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Bletsoe Church, Bletsoe Old Way, Bletsoe Civil Parish The Old White Horse, Riseley VL13 bus Info Direction: Wellingborough The Five Bells, Riseley Stops: 31 Trip Duration: 73 min Keysoe Road, Riseley Line Summary: St Peter's Church, Sharnbrook, The Swan With Two Nicks, Sharnbrook, Mill Road, Bowers Lane, Riseley Sharnbrook, Bourne End Lane, Bletsoe, Bletsoe Waldock's Close, Riseley Civil Parish Church, Bletsoe, The Old White Horse, Riseley, The Five Bells, Riseley, Keysoe Road, Riseley, Bowers Margaret Beaufort School, Riseley Lane, Riseley, Margaret Beaufort School, Riseley, High Street, Swineshead, St Nicholas Church, High Street, Swineshead Swineshead, Brook Lane, Upper Dean, Aylott Close, Upper Dean, Shay Lane, Upper Dean, Dean Court, St Nicholas Church, Swineshead Upper Dean, Knotting Road, Melchbourne, Spring Lane, Yelden, Yelden Road, Newton Bromswold, Cromwell Road, Rushden, Skinners Hill Layby, Brook Lane, Upper Dean Rushden, Hsbc Bank, Rushden, Station Road, Rushden, Asda, Rushden, Totectors Factory, Aylott Close, Upper Dean Rushden, Waitrose, Rushden, Tesco, Wellingborough, Aylott Close, Dean And Shelton Civil Parish The Dog & Duck Ph, Wellingborough, Denington Road, Wellingborough, Broadway, Wellingborough, Shay Lane, Upper Dean Morrisons, Wellingborough Dean Court, Upper Dean Brook Lane, Dean And Shelton Civil Parish Knotting Road, Melchbourne Spring Lane, Yelden Yelden Road, Newton Bromswold Cromwell Road, Rushden Oliver Close, Rushden Skinners Hill Layby, Rushden 24 Church Street, Rushden Hsbc Bank, Rushden 85-87 High Street, Rushden Station Road, Rushden 147-153 High Street, Rushden Asda, Rushden 6 Higham Road, Rushden Totectors Factory, Rushden Waitrose, Rushden Tesco, Wellingborough The Dog & Duck Ph, Wellingborough Denington Road, Wellingborough Broadway, Wellingborough 1 Broadway, Wellingborough Morrisons, Wellingborough 48 Oxford Street, Wellingborough VL13 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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