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X38 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route X38 bus time schedule & line map X38 Exeter Bus Station - Plymouth Royal Parade View In Website Mode The X38 bus line (Exeter Bus Station - Plymouth Royal Parade) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Exeter City Centre: 6:33 AM - 7:22 PM (2) Ivybridge: 11:40 AM (3) Plymouth City Centre: 6:50 AM - 4:50 PM (4) South Brent: 6:20 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest X38 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next X38 bus arriving. Direction: Exeter City Centre X38 bus Time Schedule 64 stops Exeter City Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 11:20 AM - 5:20 PM Monday 6:33 AM - 7:22 PM Royal Parade (A13) Tuesday 6:33 AM - 7:22 PM Viaduct, Plymouth City Centre Exeter Street, United Kingdom Wednesday 6:33 AM - 7:22 PM Jurys Inn, Plymouth City Centre Thursday 6:33 AM - 7:22 PM Hill Street, Plymouth Friday 6:33 AM - 7:22 PM Friary Park, Cattedown Saturday 6:33 AM - 7:22 PM Cattedown Roundabout, Cattedown Higher Stert Terrace, Cattedown Higher Stert Terrace, Plymouth X38 bus Info Direction: Exeter City Centre Grenville Road, Prince Rock Stops: 64 Embankment Road, Plymouth Trip Duration: 93 min Line Summary: Royal Parade (A13), Viaduct, Stanley Place, Prince Rock Plymouth City Centre, Jurys Inn, Plymouth City Stanley Place, Plymouth Centre, Friary Park, Cattedown, Cattedown Roundabout, Cattedown, Higher Stert Terrace, Arnolds Point, Laira Cattedown, Grenville Road, Prince Rock, Stanley Embankment Road, Plymouth Place, Prince Rock, Arnolds Point, Laira, Laira Flyover, Laira, Military Road, Crabtree, Riversleigh, Laira Flyover, Laira Crabtree, Crabtree Close, Crabtree, Wayside, Embankment Road, Plymouth Ivybridge, Clare Street, Ivybridge, South Dartmoor Leisure Centre, Ivybridge, Town Hall, Ivybridge, Military Road, Crabtree Sportsmans Inn, Ivybridge, Marshalls Field, Ivybridge, Old Plymouth Road, Plymouth Rue St Pierre, Ivybridge, Palace Lane, Filham, Davey's Cross, Filham, Horse And Groom, Bittaford, Riversleigh, Crabtree Monksmoor Bridge, Bittaford, Siding Cross, Plymouth Road, Plymouth Wrangaton, Post O∆ce, Wrangaton, A38 Slip Road Shell Garage, South Brent, London Inn Mews, South Crabtree Close, Crabtree Brent, Pool Park, South Brent, Stidson Cross, South Brent, Marley Head, South Brent, Lower Dean, Upper Wayside, Ivybridge Dean, Half Moon Court, Buckfastleigh, Plymouth Wayside, Ivybridge Road, Buckfastleigh, Jet Garage, Buckfastleigh, Dart Bridge, Buckfastleigh, Peartree Cross, Ashburton, Clare Street, Ivybridge West End Terrace, Ashburton, Bull Ring, Ashburton, Zion Place, Ivybridge Memorial, Ashburton, Police Station, Ashburton, East End Terrace, Ashburton, Alston Cross, Caton, South Dartmoor Leisure Centre, Ivybridge Goodstone Cross, Goodstone, Lemonford Caravan NCN2, Ivybridge Park, Bickington, Toby Jug Inn, Bickington, Welcome Stranger Inn, Liverton, Benedict's Garage, Liverton, Town Hall, Ivybridge Exeter Cross, Liverton, Drumbridges Roundabout, Heathƒeld, Winning Post Services, Harcombe, Sportsmans Inn, Ivybridge Peamore Lodge, Shillingford St George, Infocus, Countess Wear, Southbrook Road, Countess Wear, Marshalls Field, Ivybridge Crematorium, Wonford, Isca College, Wonford, Wyvern Barracks, St Leonard's, Fleming Way, Rue St Pierre, Ivybridge Wonford, R D & E Hospital, Wonford, Livery Dole, Heavitree, Grendon Road, Heavitree, St Lukes Rivers Close, Ivybridge Campus, St Leonard's, The Pyramids, Exeter City Palace Lane, Filham Centre, Bus Station, Exeter City Centre Davey's Cross, Filham Horse And Groom, Bittaford Flete View Terrace, Ugborough Civil Parish Monksmoor Bridge, Bittaford Siding Cross, Wrangaton Post O∆ce, Wrangaton A38 Slip Road Shell Garage, South Brent London Inn Mews, South Brent Pool Park, South Brent Avon Close, South Brent Stidson Cross, South Brent Marley Head, South Brent Lower Dean, Upper Dean Half Moon Court, Buckfastleigh Half Moon Court, Buckfastleigh Plymouth Road, Buckfastleigh 90 Plymouth Road, Buckfastleigh Jet Garage, Buckfastleigh Croppins Court, Buckfastleigh Dart Bridge, Buckfastleigh Fairies Hall, Buckfastleigh Civil Parish Peartree Cross, Ashburton West End Terrace, Ashburton Bull Ring, Ashburton 1 North Street, Ashburton Civil Parish Memorial, Ashburton Dolbeare Road, Ashburton Civil Parish Police Station, Ashburton East End Terrace, Ashburton Alston Cross, Caton Goodstone Cross, Goodstone Lemonford Caravan Park, Bickington Bow Bridge, Bickington Civil Parish Toby Jug Inn, Bickington Welcome Stranger Inn, Liverton Benedict's Garage, Liverton Exeter Cross, Liverton Drumbridges Roundabout, Heathƒeld Drumbridges, Bovey Tracey Civil Parish Winning Post Services, Harcombe Peamore Lodge, Shillingford St George Infocus, Countess Wear 381 Topsham Road, Exeter Southbrook Road, Countess Wear 328 Topsham Road, Exeter Crematorium, Wonford 222A Chestnut Avenue, Exeter Isca College, Wonford 195 Topsham Road, Exeter Wyvern Barracks, St Leonard's 1A Buckerell Avenue, Exeter Fleming Way, Wonford 11 Fleming Way, Exeter R D & E Hospital, Wonford Livery Dole, Heavitree 95 Heavitree Road, Exeter Grendon Road, Heavitree Baring Flats, Exeter St Lukes Campus, St Leonard's Heavitree Road, Exeter The Pyramids, Exeter City Centre 9 Heavitree Road, Exeter Bus Station, Exeter City Centre Bampfylde Street, Exeter Direction: Ivybridge X38 bus Time Schedule 47 stops Ivybridge Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 11:40 AM Bus Station, Exeter City Centre Bampfylde Street, Exeter Tuesday 11:40 AM Lower Summerlands, Exeter City Centre Wednesday 11:40 AM 46 Heavitree Road, Exeter Thursday 11:40 AM Waitrose, St Leonard's Friday 11:40 AM Livery Dole, Heavitree Saturday 11:40 AM 93 Heavitree Road, Exeter R D & E Hospital, Wonford Fleming Way, Wonford X38 bus Info 1 Fleming Way, Exeter Direction: Ivybridge Stops: 47 Wyvern Barracks, St Leonard's Trip Duration: 77 min 181 Topsham Road, Exeter Line Summary: Bus Station, Exeter City Centre, Lower Summerlands, Exeter City Centre, Waitrose, St Isca College, Wonford Leonard's, Livery Dole, Heavitree, R D & E Hospital, 201 Topsham Road, Exeter Wonford, Fleming Way, Wonford, Wyvern Barracks, St Leonard's, Isca College, Wonford, Crematorium, Crematorium, Wonford Wonford, Southbrook Road, Countess Wear, Infocus, Countess Wear, Bridge Road, Countess Wear, Southbrook Road, Countess Wear Peamore Garden Centre, Shillingford St George, 333 Topsham Road, Exeter Exeter Racecourse, Harcombe, Drumbridges Roundabout, Heathƒeld, Post O∆ce, Liverton, Infocus, Countess Wear Benedict's Garage, Liverton, Welcome Stranger Inn, 393 Topsham Road, Exeter Liverton, Toby Jug Inn, Bickington, Lemonford Caravan Park, Bickington, Alston Cross, Caton, East Bridge Road, Countess Wear End Terrace, Ashburton, Memorial, Ashburton, Bull 56 Bridge Road, Exeter Ring, Ashburton, West End Terrace, Ashburton, Peartree Cross, Ashburton, Dart Bridge, Peamore Garden Centre, Shillingford St George Buckfastleigh, Station Approach, Buckfastleigh, West End Road, Buckfastleigh, Half Moon Court, Exeter Racecourse, Harcombe Buckfastleigh, Lower Dean, Buckfastleigh, Marley Mansion, South Brent, Marley Head, South Brent, Drumbridges Roundabout, Heathƒeld Stidson Cross, South Brent, Pool Park, South Brent, London Inn Mews, South Brent, A38 Slip Road Shell Post O∆ce, Liverton Garage, South Brent, Post O∆ce, Wrangaton, Siding Cross, Wrangaton, Monksmoor Bridge, Bittaford, Benedict's Garage, Liverton Horse And Groom, Bittaford, Davey's Cross, Filham, Palace Lane, Filham, Rue St Pierre, Ivybridge, Abbeyƒeld, Ivybridge, Sportsmans Inn, Ivybridge, Bp Welcome Stranger Inn, Liverton Garage, Ivybridge Toby Jug Inn, Bickington Lemonford Caravan Park, Bickington Bow Bridge, Bickington Civil Parish Alston Cross, Caton East End Terrace, Ashburton B3352, Ashburton Memorial, Ashburton East Street, Ashburton Civil Parish Bull Ring, Ashburton St Andrews Close, Ashburton Civil Parish West End Terrace, Ashburton Peartree Cross, Ashburton Dart Bridge, Buckfastleigh B3380, Ashburton Civil Parish Station Approach, Buckfastleigh Croppins Court, Buckfastleigh West End Road, Buckfastleigh Half Moon Court, Buckfastleigh Half Moon Court, Buckfastleigh Lower Dean, Buckfastleigh B3380, Dean Prior Civil Parish Marley Mansion, South Brent Marley Head, South Brent Stidson Cross, South Brent Pool Park, South Brent Avon Close, South Brent London Inn Mews, South Brent Corn Park, South Brent A38 Slip Road Shell Garage, South Brent Post O∆ce, Wrangaton Siding Cross, Wrangaton Monksmoor Bridge, Bittaford Horse And Groom, Bittaford Davey's Cross, Filham Palace Lane, Filham Rue St Pierre, Ivybridge Rivers Close, Ivybridge Abbeyƒeld, Ivybridge Sportsmans Inn, Ivybridge Exeter Road, Ivybridge Bp Garage, Ivybridge Direction: Plymouth City Centre X38 bus Time Schedule 61 stops Plymouth City Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:40 AM - 3:40 PM Monday 6:50 AM - 4:50 PM Bus Station, Exeter City Centre Bampfylde Street, Exeter Tuesday 6:50 AM - 4:50 PM Lower Summerlands, Exeter City Centre Wednesday 6:50 AM - 4:50 PM 46 Heavitree Road, Exeter Thursday 6:50 AM - 4:50 PM Waitrose, St Leonard's Friday 6:50 AM - 4:50 PM Livery Dole, Heavitree Saturday 6:50 AM - 4:50 PM 93 Heavitree Road, Exeter R D & E Hospital, Wonford Fleming Way, Wonford X38 bus Info 1 Fleming Way, Exeter Direction: Plymouth City Centre Stops: 61 Wyvern Barracks, St Leonard's Trip Duration: 102 min 181 Topsham Road, Exeter Line Summary: Bus Station, Exeter City Centre, Lower Summerlands, Exeter City Centre, Waitrose, St Isca College, Wonford Leonard's, Livery Dole, Heavitree, R D & E Hospital, 201 Topsham Road, Exeter
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