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Where to Find Your Bus in Edinburgh City Centre Where to fi nd your bus in Edinburgh City Centre from 22 April 2014 Service Heading towards Bus Stop Code Service Heading towards Bus Stop Code 1 Easter Road (foot) XC PB PE PK PN JD 27 Silverknowes MA MB GP GQ 1 Clermiston JA PP PT PX XD 27 Hunter’s Tryst GH GK MD ME 2 The Jewel HA HE XJ 29/X29 Gorebridge/Mayfi eld GE PH ND 2 Gyle Centre XM HF 29/X29 Silverknowes/Muirhouse NB PQ GT GU 3 Mayfi eld HA HC SA PA PD PH ND 30 Musselburgh XB XC PA PD PH NC 3 Clovenstone NB PP PS PV PZ SF SG HF 30 Clovenstone NB PP PT PX XD XG 4 The Jewel HA HD SB PB PE PK PN JD 31 Bonnyrigg/Polton Mill HB HC SA PA PD PJ NE 4 Hillend JA PP PT PX PZ SF SG HG 31 East Craigs NB PP PS PV PY SE SG HJ 5 The Jewel NA JD X31 Rosewell HC SA PA PD PJ NE 5 Hunter’s Tryst JA JB ND X31 Haymarket NB PP PS PV PY SE SG HC 7 Newhaven NA JC JE 33 Gorebridge/Dalkeith HA HC SA PA PD PH NC 7 Royal Infi rmary JA JB NE 33 Baberton NB PP PS PV PZ SF SG HF 8 Muirhouse NA JC JE 34 Ocean Terminal XC PB PE PK PN JD 8 Royal Infi rmary JA JB ND 34 Riccarton JA PP PT PX XD 10 Western Harbour XC PC GF GL YH YJ 36 Holyrood QB PA PD WD 10 Torphin/Bonaly YB YC PR PU PY XE 36 Ocean Terminal WB PU QD 11 Ocean Terminal XC PC GF GL YH YJ 37/X37 Penicuik QB PA PD PJ NE 11 Hyvots Bank YB YC PR PU PY XE 37/X37 Silverknowes/Granton NB PQ PU QD 12 Seafi eld HB HD SB PC GF GL YH YJ 41 King’s Buildings/Craighouse QB PA PD GG GK MD ME 12 Gyle Centre/Ingliston P&R/Ratho YB YC PS PV PY SE SG HJ 41 Cramond MA MB GP GS PU QE X12 Waterloo Place HB SB PC PF PJ ZK 42 King’s Road GG GK MD ME Early a.m./evening & Sun buses start from YD instead of GG X12 Ingliston P&R/Ratho ZJ PP PS PV PY SD SG HH 42 Davidson’s Mains/Craigleith MA MB GP GR GU 14 Muirhouse NA JC JE 43 Waterloo Place QB PB PE PK PN ZK 14 Greendykes JA JB NC 43 Barnton ZJ PQ PU QE 15/A Levenhall (15A does not serve JD) XC PB PE PK PN JD 44 Tranent/Wallyford/Whitecraig HA HD SB PB PE PL YH YJ 15/A Penicuik (15A does not serve JA or PQ) JA PQ PR PU PY XE 44/A Balerno YB YC PT PX PZ SF SG HG 16 Silverknowes XC PC GF GL YH YJ X44 to Tranent HD SB PB PE PK PN ZK 16 Colinton YB YC PR PU PY XE X44 from Tranent to City Centre ZJ PP PT PX PZ SF SG HD 19 King’s Road QB PB PE PK PN JD X44 to Balerno YB YC PT PX PZ XG 19 Granton JA PQ PU QD X44 from Balerno to City Centre XB XC PB PE PK YH YJ 22 Ocean Terminal XB XC PC PF PM JC JE 45 Riccarton JA JB ND 22 Gyle Centre JA PP PT PX XD XG 45 Queen Margaret Uni NA JD 23 Trinity MA MB GP GQ 47 Penicuik QB XE 23 Greenbank/Glenlockhart GH GK MD ME 47 Granton XC QD 24 West Granton XC PB GT GU 49 The Jewel NA JC JE 24 Royal Infi rmary GE PU PY XE 49 Rosewell JA JB NC 25 Restalrig HA HD SB PC PF PM JC JE 67 Bush YD GK MD ME 25 Riccarton JA PP PS PV PZ SF SG HF 67 St. Andrew Square MA MB GP YD X25 Waterloo Place XB XC PC PF PJ ZK 113 (ELB) Pencaitland QB PB PE PK PN ZK X25 Riccarton ZJ PP PS PV PZ XG 113 (ELB) Western General Hospital ZJ PQ PU QD 26 Seton Sands/Tranent HB HD SB PB PE PL YH YJ AIRLINK From Edinburgh Airport drop off at: HB SC GG WA 26 Clerwood YB YC PS PV PY SE SG HJ AIRLINK To Edinburgh Airport WA SD HH X26 Port Seton HD SB PB PE PK PN ZK X26 Haymarket ZJ PP PS PV PY SE SG HD For details of where to catch NightBus services from the City Centre, please visit www.lothianbuses.com/nightbus For up-to-date travel information 0131 555 6363 @on_lothianbuses .
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