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33 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 33 bus time schedule & line map 33 Dundee - Whitƒeld View In Website Mode The 33 bus line (Dundee - Whitƒeld) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Dundee City Centre: 6:05 AM - 11:36 PM (2) Whitƒeld: 5:09 AM - 10:05 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 33 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 33 bus arriving. Direction: Dundee City Centre 33 bus Time Schedule 25 stops Dundee City Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:27 AM - 11:36 PM Monday 6:05 AM - 11:36 PM The Crescent, Whitƒeld Tuesday 6:05 AM - 11:36 PM Whitƒeld Rise, Whitƒeld Wednesday 6:05 AM - 11:36 PM Murrayƒeld Drive, Whitƒeld Thursday 6:05 AM - 11:36 PM Finmore Place, Fintry Friday 6:05 AM - 11:36 PM Findchapel Place, Fintry Saturday 7:15 AM - 11:36 PM Mains Of Fintry Church, Fintry Findhorn Place East, Fintry 33 bus Info Fintry Drive, Dundee Direction: Dundee City Centre Findhorn Place West, Fintry Stops: 25 Trip Duration: 22 min Fintry Drive, Dundee Line Summary: The Crescent, Whitƒeld, Whitƒeld Pensions O∆ce, Fintry Rise, Whitƒeld, Murrayƒeld Drive, Whitƒeld, Finmore Place, Fintry, Findchapel Place, Fintry, Mains Of Fintry Church, Fintry, Findhorn Place East, Fintry, Fintry Drive, Claverhouse Findhorn Place West, Fintry, Pensions O∆ce, Fintry, Fintry Drive, Claverhouse, Mill O Mains, Claverhouse, Mill O Mains, Claverhouse Morrisons, Pitkerro, Kingsway East, Pitkerro, Walrond Street, Stobswell, Morgan Academy, Morrisons, Pitkerro Stobswell, Stobswell, Park Avenue, Stobswell, Graham Place, Eastport, Weavers Yard, Eastport, Kingsway East, Pitkerro Wishart Centre, Eastport, Sinatras, Dundee City Forfar Road, Scotland Centre, Gellatly Street, Dundee City Centre, Waterstones, Dundee City Centre, Caird Hall, Dundee Walrond Street, Stobswell City Centre, Crichton Street, Dundee City Centre Morgan Academy, Stobswell Stobswell Park Avenue, Stobswell Albert Street, Dundee Graham Place, Eastport Princes Street, Dundee Weavers Yard, Eastport 11 Princes Street, Dundee Wishart Centre, Eastport 61 King Street, Dundee Sinatras, Dundee City Centre King Street, Dundee Gellatly Street, Dundee City Centre 22-26 Seagate, Dundee Waterstones, Dundee City Centre 28-32 Commercial Street, Dundee Caird Hall, Dundee City Centre Thomson Avenue, Dundee Crichton Street, Dundee City Centre 20 City Square, Dundee Direction: Whitƒeld 33 bus Time Schedule 27 stops Whitƒeld Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:59 AM - 10:05 PM Monday 5:09 AM - 10:05 PM Crichton Street, Dundee City Centre 20 City Square, Dundee Tuesday 5:09 AM - 10:05 PM Caird Hall, Dundee City Centre Wednesday 5:09 AM - 10:05 PM Dock Street, Dundee Thursday 5:09 AM - 10:05 PM Forum Centre, Dundee City Centre Friday 5:09 AM - 10:05 PM Commercial Street, Dundee Saturday 6:53 AM - 10:05 PM Wellgate, Dundee City Centre North Marketgait, Dundee Nelson Street, Hilltown Victoria Road, Dundee 33 bus Info Direction: Whitƒeld West Lyon Street, Hilltown Stops: 27 Dens Road, Dundee Trip Duration: 26 min Line Summary: Crichton Street, Dundee City Centre, Erskine Street, Stobswell Caird Hall, Dundee City Centre, Forum Centre, 39 Arthurstone Terrace, Dundee Dundee City Centre, Wellgate, Dundee City Centre, Nelson Street, Hilltown, West Lyon Street, Hilltown, Craigie Street, Stobswell Erskine Street, Stobswell, Craigie Street, Stobswell, Park Avenue, Stobswell, Stobswell, Morgan Park Avenue, Stobswell Academy, Stobswell, Walrond Street, Stobswell, Langland's Street, Dundee Lammerton Terrace, Stobswell, Kingsway East, Pitkerro, Claverhouse Road, Pitkerro, Hebrides Drive, Stobswell Claverhouse, Pensions O∆ce, Fintry, Fintry Drive, Claverhouse, Finavon Terrace, Fintry, Fintry Mains, Morgan Academy, Stobswell Fintry, Mains Of Fintry Church, Fintry, Findchapel Place, Fintry, Finmore Place, Fintry, Lothian Crescent, Walrond Street, Stobswell Whitƒeld, Library, Whitƒeld, Whitƒeld Loan, Whitƒeld, The Crescent, Whitƒeld Lammerton Terrace, Stobswell Kingsway East, Pitkerro Forfar Road, Scotland Claverhouse Road, Pitkerro Hebrides Drive, Claverhouse Hebrides Drive, Dundee Pensions O∆ce, Fintry Fintry Drive, Claverhouse Finavon Terrace, Fintry Fintry Mains, Fintry Fintry Drive, Dundee Mains Of Fintry Church, Fintry Findchapel Place, Fintry Fintry Drive, Dundee Finmore Place, Fintry Lothian Crescent, Whitƒeld Fintry Terrace, Dundee Library, Whitƒeld Whitƒeld Loan, Whitƒeld The Crescent, Whitƒeld 33 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in Scotland. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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