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128 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 128 bus time schedule & line map 128 Claybury Broadway - Romford Station View In Website Mode The 128 bus line (Claybury Broadway - Romford Station) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Claybury Broadway: 24 hours (2) Romford Station: 24 hours Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 128 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 128 bus arriving. Direction: Claybury Broadway 128 bus Time Schedule 53 stops Claybury Broadway Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 24 hours Monday 24 hours Romford Station (Z) 132 South Street, London Tuesday 24 hours Western Road (PP) Wednesday 24 hours Western Road, London Thursday 24 hours Romford Market (L) Friday 24 hours 49 Market Place, London Saturday 24 hours North Street (D) Mawney Road (B) High Street, London 128 bus Info The Brewery (S) Direction: Claybury Broadway Stops: 53 Queen's Hospital (HL) Trip Duration: 65 min Line Summary: Romford Station (Z), Western Road Norwood Avenue (RU) (PP), Romford Market (L), North Street (D), Mawney Road (B), The Brewery (S), Queen's Hospital (HL), Rush Green Road / Dagenham Road (J) Norwood Avenue (RU), Rush Green Road / Dagenham Road (J), Leonard Avenue (K), Clayton Leonard Avenue (K) Road (L), Barton Avenue (M), Cu London University / Rush Green Gardens, London Wood Lane (P), Becontree Heath Leisure Centre (K), Whalebone Lane South (A), Winifred Road (W), Clayton Road (L) Walnut Tree Road (N), Valence Avenue (P), Greenway (Q), Burnside Road (R), Mayƒeld Road (S), Barton Avenue (M) Goodmayes Primary School (M), Goodmayes Lane (H), Lynford Gardens (S), Seven Kings Road (C), South Park Drive (D), Gordon Road (Q), Winston Way Cu London University / Wood Lane (P) Primary School (Z), Hainault Street (W), Redbridge Wood Lane, London Central Library (Q), High Road Ilford (M), Ilford Station (H), Beal Road (VK), Northbrook Road (VM), Becontree Heath Leisure Centre (K) Valentines Park (VP), Bethell Avenue (VR), Beehive Lane (CM), Gants Hill Station / Cranbrook Road Whalebone Lane South (A) (CN), Gants Hill Station (CP), Shere Road (CQ), 1146 Green Lane, London Gantshill Crescent (CR), Beattyville Gardens (CS), Brandville Gardens (Q), Fremantle Road (J), Winifred Road (W) Barkingside High Street (H), Mossford Lane, Beaminster Gardens (W), Berkeley Avenue (CQ), Walnut Tree Road (N) Rushden Gardens (CS), Couchmore Avenue (CT), Peel Drive (CU), Claybury Broadway (CV), Claybury Valence Avenue (P) Broadway (CL) Greenway (Q) Burnside Road (R) Peacock Close, London Mayƒeld Road (S) Goodmayes Primary School (M) Green Lane, London Goodmayes Lane (H) Lynford Gardens (S) Seven Kings Road (C) Hobbs Mews, London South Park Drive (D) Gordon Road (Q) Winston Way Primary School (Z) Hainault Street (W) 231-233 High Road, London Redbridge Central Library (Q) Clements Road, London High Road Ilford (M) Ilford Station (H) Cranbrook Road, London Beal Road (VK) Beal Road, London Northbrook Road (VM) Valentines Park (VP) 327 Cranbrook Road, London Bethell Avenue (VR) Bethell Avenue, London Beehive Lane (CM) Gants Hill Station / Cranbrook Road (CN) Gants Hill Station (CP) Shere Road (CQ) 635a Cranbrook Road, London Gantshill Crescent (CR) Beattyville Gardens (CS) Brandville Gardens (Q) Woodhaven Gardens, London Fremantle Road (J) 53 High Street, London Barkingside High Street (H) 57 High Street, London Mossford Lane Clayhall Avenue, London Beaminster Gardens (W) Berkeley Avenue (CQ) Rushden Gardens (CS) Couchmore Avenue (CT) Peel Drive (CU) Claybury Broadway (CV) Claybury Broadway (CL) Coburg Gardens, London Direction: Romford Station 128 bus Time Schedule 52 stops Romford Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 24 hours Monday 24 hours Claybury Broadway (CL) Coburg Gardens, London Tuesday 24 hours Couchmore Avenue (CN) Wednesday 24 hours Caterham Avenue (CP) Thursday 24 hours Friday 24 hours Berkeley Avenue (CR) Saturday 24 hours Beaminster Gardens (E) Mossford Lane Fremantle Road, London 128 bus Info Barkingside High Street (P) Direction: Romford Station Stops: 52 Barkingside Police Station (N) Trip Duration: 65 min 16 High Street, London Line Summary: Claybury Broadway (CL), Couchmore Avenue (CN), Caterham Avenue (CP), Brandville Gardens (Y) Berkeley Avenue (CR), Beaminster Gardens (E), Mossford Lane, Barkingside High Street (P), Fullwood Primary School (CA) Barkingside Police Station (N), Brandville Gardens (Y), Fullwood Primary School (CA), Hamilton Avenue Hamilton Avenue (CB) (CB), Icknield Drive (CC), Martley Drive (CD), Gants Hill Station (CE), Gants Hill Station / Cranbrook Road (CH), Mornington Avenue (CJ), Bethell Avenue (VA), Icknield Drive (CC) Valentines Park (VB), Northbrook Road (VC), Pershore Close, London Coventry Road (VH), Ilford Station (K), Pioneer Point (PP), Redbridge Central Library (R), Hainault Street Martley Drive (CD) (T), Park Road (P), Buckingham Road (R), South Park Drive (A), Seven Kings Road (B), Nutƒeld Gants Hill Station (CE) Gardens (T), Goodmayes Lane (G), Goodmayes Primary School (L), Colinton Road (H), Greenside (J), Gants Hill Station / Cranbrook Road (CH) Greenway (K), Valence Avenue (L), Walnut Tree Road Frinton Mews, London (M), Winifred Road (E), Whalebone Lane South (B), Becontree Heath Leisure Centre (G), Cu London Mornington Avenue (CJ) University / Wood Lane (R), Barton Avenue (A), Clayton Road (B), Leonard Avenue (C), Dagenham Bethell Avenue (VA) Road (D), Norwood Avenue (RW), Queen's Hospital (HM), The Brewery (R), Mawney Road (A), North Valentines Park (VB) Street (C), Romford Market (E), Western Road (Qq), Romford Station Northbrook Road (VC) Coventry Road (VH) Ilford Station (K) Balfour Approach, London Pioneer Point (PP) Winston Way, London Redbridge Central Library (R) Hainault Street (T) Axon Place, London Park Road (P) Buckingham Road (R) South Park Drive (A) Seven Kings Road (B) Nutƒeld Gardens (T) Goodmayes Lane (G) Green Lane, London Goodmayes Primary School (L) Green Lane, London Colinton Road (H) Greenside (J) Greenway (K) Valence Avenue (L) Walnut Tree Road (M) Winifred Road (E) Whalebone Lane South (B) 1146 Green Lane, London Becontree Heath Leisure Centre (G) Cu London University / Wood Lane (R) Barton Avenue (A) Clayton Road (B) Leonard Avenue (C) Dagenham Road (D) Norwood Avenue (RW) Queen's Hospital (HM) The Brewery (R) Waterloo Gardens, London Mawney Road (A) Yew Tree Gardens, London North Street (C) Romford Market (E) Western Road (Qq) Western Road, London Romford Station 128 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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