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Keysborough Bus Route List Haileybury Route Buses Haileybury Route Buses – Keysborough Campus Bus Pass requirements A Haileybury Bus Pass is required for all Route Buses. Students must always carry their bus pass as they will be required to tap on and tap off their bus. Haileybury Bus Pass fee is a yearly charge. For purchase of Haileybury Bus Pass, please refer to https://www.haileybury.com.au/admissions/bus_information or Senior school administration office. Bus Route Bus Pass A Haileybury Bus Pass B Haileybury Bus Pass D Haileybury Bus Pass & Myki D1 Haileybury Bus Pass D2 Haileybury Bus Pass D3 Haileybury Bus Pass D3a Haileybury Bus Pass E Haileybury Bus Pass & Myki E1 Haileybury Bus Pass E2 Haileybury Bus Pass F Haileybury Bus Pass & Myki H Haileybury Bus Pass & Myki H1a Haileybury Bus Pass H2 Haileybury Bus Pass J Haileybury Bus Pass & Myki K Haileybury Bus Pass & Myki L Haileybury Bus Pass & Myki Q Haileybury Bus Pass & Myki T Haileybury Bus Pass V Haileybury Bus Pass & Myki W Haileybury Bus Pass & Myki CITY BUS 1, 2 & 3 Haileybury Bus Pass Bus Routes to Haileybury Keysborough Campus (Senior School & Newlands) The Bus No, pickup time, stop code and street location are outlined below. These bus routes depart the Senior School bus line at 3.55 pm Monday to Friday and proceed to the Newlands bus line exiting via gate 7. The return route is the reverse of the morning stops. BUS A: Frankston North, Seaford, Carrum Downs, Patterson Lakes, Chelsea Heights, Aspendale Gardens, Aspendale & Mordialloc Bus A: Haileybury Bus Pass required Time Stope Bus Stop Code 7:05 AM A1 Lyrebird Drive & Ballarto Road 7:06 AM A2 No. 63 Lyrebird Drive 7:10 AM A3 Hall Road & Currawong Drive 7:15 AM A4 Greenwood Drive & Ballarto Road 7:16 AM A5 Ballarto Road & Frankston-Dandenong Road 7:21 AM A6 Seaford Railway Station 7:22 AM A7 Railway Parade and Coolibar Avenue 7:25 AM A8 Carrum Station in McLeod Road 7:28 AM A9 Palm Beach Drive 7:33 AM A10 Gladesville Blvd & Thompsons Road 7:34 AM A11 Wells Road after The Parkway-PTV Stop 7:38 AM A12 Wells Road & Thames Promenade 7:41 AM A13 Wells and Springvale Roads 7:49 AM A14 Governor Road & Boundary Road 7:53 AM A15 Albert Street, between Bear St & McDonald St 7:58 AM A16 Warren Road and Kershaw Street 8:01 AM A17 Warren and Lower Dandenong Roads 8:20 AM A18 Haileybury Keysborough Senior School 8:23 AM A19 Haileybury Newlands Bus Zone BUS B: Mornington & Mount Eliza Bus B: Haileybury Bus Pass required Time Stop Bus Stop Code 7:10 AM B1 Nepean Highway and Tanti Avenue 7:11 AM B2 Nepean Highway and Bungower Road 7:13 AM B3 Nepean Highway and Eagle Street 7:14 AM B4 Nepean Highway and Shotton Road 7:15 AM B5 Nepean Highway near Volitans Avenue 7:16 AM B6 Nepean Highway and Kunyung Road 7:17 AM B7 Nepean Highway and Mount Eliza Way 7:22 AM B8 Old Mornington Road and Barton Drive 7:25 AM B9 Old Mornington Road and Jacksons Road 7:28 AM B10 Nepean Highway & Bembridge Avenue 7:29 AM B11 Nepean Highway & Grand View Grove 8:09 AM B12 Haileybury Keysborough Senior School 8:12 AM B13 Haileybury Newlands Bus Zone BUS D: Brighton East, Brighton, Bentleigh, Bentleigh East, Clayton South, Dingley (Route served by 4 buses – D (PTV), D1, D2, D3) Bus D: Haileybury Bus Pass required & Myki required Buses D1, D2 & D3: Haileybury Bus Pass required Time Stop Bus Stop Code 7:20 AM D1 Bluff Road & Highett Road 7:24 AM D2 Bluff Road between Fewster Road & Raynes Park Road 7:26 AM D3 South Road near Bluff Road 7:27 AM D4 South Road & Barnett Street 7:27 AM D5 South Road prior to Earlsfield Road 7:28 AM D6 South Road & Princes Street 7:28 AM D7 South Road & Amiens Street 7:29 AM D8 South Road & Avelin Street 7:30 AM D9 South Road near Hampton Street BUS D Outside Haileybury Castlefield 7:30 AM D10 South Road & Hampton Street 7:33 AM D11 New Street near South Road 7:35 AM D12 New Street & Were Street 7:36 AM D13 News Street & Stewart Street 7:37 AM D14 New Street & Bay Street BUS D2 7:39 AM D15 North Road & Cochrane Street Year 9’s Tuesday 8:20 AM D26 Haileybury Keysborough Senior School PM only 8:23 AM D27 Haileybury Newlands Bus Zone 7:31 AM D16 Nepean Highway & Centre Road 7:36 AM D17 Centre Road & Whitmuir Road 7:37 AM D18 Centre Road & Oak Street 7:38 AM D19 Bentleigh Railway Station 7:40 AM D20 Centre Road & Tucker Road 7:42 AM D21 Centre Road & East Boundary Road Bus D1 7:46 AM D22 Centre Road & Mackie Road (near shops) 7:54 AM D23 of Bourke Road and Viney Street 7:58 AM D24 705 Clayton Rd opposite Anabella Reception 8:01 AM D25 Centre Dandenong Road and Howard Road 8:20 AM D26 Haileybury Keysborough Senior School 8:23 AM D27 Haileybury Newlands Bus Zone 7:25 AM D10 South Road & Hampton Street 7:28 AM D11 New Street near South Road 7:30 AM D12 New Street & Were Street 7:31 AM D14 New Street & Bay Street BUS D3 7:33 AM D15 North Road & Cochrane Street 8:15 AM D26 Haileybury Keysborough Senior School 8:18 AM D27 Haileybury Newlands Bus Zone 7:30 AM D10 South Road & Hampton Street 7:33 AM D11 New Street near South Road 7:35 AM D12 New Street & Were Street 7:36 AM D14 New Street & Bay Street Bus D3a: Tuesday AM & PM 7:38 AM D15 North Road & Cochrane Street Thursday PM only 8:20 AM D26 Haileybury Keysborough Senior School 8:23 AM D27 Haileybury Newlands Bus Zone BUS E: Hampton, Black Rock, Beaumaris & Mentone (Route served by 3 buses – (E (PTV), E1 & E2) Bus E: Haileybury Bus Pass required & Myki required Bus E1 & E2: Haileybury Bus Pass required Time Stope Bus Stop Code 7:28 AM E1 Bridge Road & Kyarra Street 7:34 AM E2 Highett Road & Wales Street 7:35 AM E3 Bluff Road & Bluff Court 7:38 AM E4 Bluff Road & Bay Road 7:39 AM E5 Bluff Road & Royal Avenue Bus E 7:40 AM E6 Bluff Road & Cheltenham Road 7:42 AM E7 Bluff Road and Arranmore Avenue 7:44 AM E8 Balcombe Road and Hunter Avenue 8:20 AM E25 Haileybury Keysborough Senior School 8:23 AM E26 Haileybury Newlands Bus Zone 7:37 AM E9 Reserve Road & McDonald Street 7:39 AM E10 Reserve Road & Balcombe Road 7:40 AM E11 Reserve Road opposite Gramatan Avenue 7:42 AM E12 Reserve Road opposite Glenwood Avenue 7:42 AM E13 Reserve Road & Anita Street Bus E2 7:43 AM E14 Holding Street & Reserve Road Year 9’s Tuesday 7:44 AM E15 Holding Street & Dalgetty Road PM only 7:44 AM E16 Tramway Parade & Bodley Street 7:45 AM E17 Tramway Parade & Cromb Avenue 7:47 AM E18 Tramway Parade & Griffiths Street Bus E1 7:48 AM E19 Tramway Parade & Cloris Avenue 7:50 AM E20 Balcombe Road & Coles Court 7:51 AM E21 Balcombe Road & Charman Road 7:52 AM E22 Balcombe Road & Elizabeth Street 7:55 AM E23 Balcombe Road & Swanston Street 8:06 AM E23 Lower Dandenong Road opposite Thrift Park Shop 8:07 AM E24 Corner of Lower Dandenong Road & Southern Road 8:20 AM E25 Haileybury Keysborough Senior School 8:23 AM E26 Haileybury Newlands Bus Zone BUS F (PTV): Fountain Gate, Harkaway, Narre Warren North, Endeavour Hills, Dandenong North & Noble Park Bus F: Haileybury Bus Pass required & Myki required Time Stope Bus Stop Code 7:05 AM F1 Fountain Gate Shopping Centre Bus Stop 7:06 AM F2 Narre Warren North Road & Prospect Hill Road – PTV Stop 7:08 AM F3 Narre Warren North Road – PTV Stop 7:08 AM F4 Narre Warren North Road & Kurrajong Road – PTV Stop 7:09 AM F5 Narre Warren North Road – PTV Stop 7:10 AM F6 Narre Warren North Road & Ernst Wanke Road – PTV Stop 7:10 AM F7 Narre Warren North Road & Fox Road – PTV Stop 7:11 AM F8 Narre Warren North Road – PTV Stop opposite Brundrett Road 7:12 AM F9 Heatherton Rd opposite Randel Court 7:14 AM F10 Belgrave-Hallam Road & Fox Road 7:15 AM F11 Belgrave-Hallam Road & Jacques Road 7:16 AM F12 Belgrave-Hallam Road & Glen Vista Drive 7:19 AM F13 Corner of Thomas Mitchell Drive & Hallam North Road 7:21 AM F14 James Cook Drive & Conran Avenue 7:24 AM F15 John Fawkner Drive and Currie Avenue – PTV Stop 7:25 AM F16 John Fawkner Drive & Heatherton Road – PTV Stop 7:27 AM F17 Heatherton Road & Matthew Flinders Avenue 7:28 AM F18 Heatherton Road & Grove End Road 7:39 AM F19 Stud Road & Mcfees Road 7:40 AM F20 Outlook Drive & Brady Road 7:41 AM F21 Outlook Drive just after Thames Street 7:42 AM F22 Outlook Drive opposite Francesco Drive 7:44 AM F23 Outlook Drive & View Court 7:45 AM F24 Outlook Drive & Hunter Street 7:48 AM F25 Gladstone Road & Fillmore Road 7:50 AM F26 Gladstone Road & Mcfees Road 7:57 AM F27 Heatherton Road & Princes Highway 8:00 AM F28 Heatherton Road & Chandler Road 8:04 AM F29 Heatherton Road & Douglas Street 8:06 AM F30 Heatherton Road & Avon Street - PTV Stop 8:07 AM F31 Heatherton Road & Lawn Road - PTV Stop 8:07 AM F32 Heatherton Road & Heatherhill Primary School - PTV Stop 8:09 AM F33 Springvale Road & Ealing Crescent - PTV Stop 8:10 AM F34 Springvale Road & Kilberry Avenue – PTV Stop 8:11 AM F35 Springvale Road & McKay Street – PTV Stop 8:12 AM F36 Springvale Road & Harold Road – PTV Stop 8:13 AM F37 Springvale Road & Andleon Way – PTV Stop 8:13 AM F38 Springvale Road & Coomoora Road – PTV Stop 8:14 AM F39 Springvale Road & Southpark Close – PTV Stop 8:15 AM F40 Springvale Road & Keysborough Avenue – PTV Stop 8:20 AM F41 Haileybury Keysborough Senior School 8:23 AM F42 Haileybury Newlands Bus Zone BUS H: Pakenham, Officer & Berwick (Route served by 3 buses – (H (PTV), H1a & H2) Bus H: Haileybury Bus Pass required & Myki required Bus H1a & H2: Haileybury Bus Pass required Time Stop Bus Stop Code 7:25 AM H1 Bus Depot, Mary Street, Pakenham 7:28 AM H2 Princes Highway & Cardinia Road 7:31 AM H3 Princes Highway & Station Street 7:33 AM H4 Princes Highway opposite Mobil Service Station 7:35 AM H5 Princes Highway & May Road 7:37 AM H6 Princes Highway & Woods Street 7:40 AM H7 Princes Highway & Manuka
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