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X34 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route X34 bus time schedule & line map X34 Newcastle upon Tyne (Circular) View In Website Mode The X34 bus line (Newcastle upon Tyne (Circular)) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Harton Nook: 5:49 PM - 8:24 PM (2) Newcastle upon Tyne: 6:08 AM - 5:19 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest X34 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next X34 bus arriving. Direction: Harton Nook X34 bus Time Schedule 34 stops Harton Nook Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:49 PM - 8:24 PM Monument Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne 39 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne Tuesday 5:49 PM - 8:24 PM Monument Pilgrim St Sth, Newcastle upon Tyne Wednesday 5:49 PM - 8:24 PM 88 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne Thursday 5:49 PM - 8:24 PM High Street - Swan Street, Gateshead Friday 5:49 PM - 8:24 PM Trinity Steps, Gateshead Saturday 5:49 PM - 8:24 PM Abingdon Way, Boldon Abingdon Way, Boldon Henley Way-Asda, Boldon X34 bus Info Direction: Harton Nook Hubert Street - Gibson Court, Boldon Stops: 34 Hubert Street, South Shields Trip Duration: 45 min Line Summary: Monument Pilgrim Street, Newcastle New Road-Ernest Street, Boldon upon Tyne, Monument Pilgrim St Sth, Newcastle upon Tyne, High Street - Swan Street, Gateshead, New Road-School, Boldon Abingdon Way, Boldon, Abingdon Way, Boldon, Woodside Drive, South Shields Henley Way-Asda, Boldon, Hubert Street - Gibson Court, Boldon, New Road-Ernest Street, Boldon, New New Road-Brooke Avenue, Boldon Road-School, Boldon, New Road-Brooke Avenue, Boldon, Benton Road-Heaton Gardens, Whiteleas, Benton Road-Heaton Gardens, Whiteleas Galsworthy Road-Benton Road, Biddick Hall, Nevinson Avenue-Gainsborough Avenue, Whiteleas, Galsworthy Road-Benton Road, Biddick Hall Nevinson Avenue-Tarragon Way, Whiteleas, Ridgeway, Cleadon Park, King George Road-Park B1298, South Shields Avenue, Cleadon Park, Prince Edward Road-King Nevinson Avenue-Gainsborough Avenue, George Road, Harton Nook, Sunderland Road, Whiteleas Harton Nook, Sunderland Road - North Avenue, Harton, Marsden Road-Harton House Road, Harton, Marsden Road-Moor Lane East, Harton, Marsden Nevinson Avenue-Tarragon Way, Whiteleas Road-Bulmer Road, Harton, Marsden Road- Tabernacle, Horsley Hill, Horsley Hill Square, Horsley Ridgeway, Cleadon Park Hill, Marsden Lane-Fulwell Avenue, Marsden, Marsden Lane-Hampshire Way, Marsden, Marsden King George Road-Park Avenue, Cleadon Park Lane - Prince Edward Road East, Marsden, Prince Redwood Avenue, South Shields Edward Road East - Lizard Lane, Marsden, Prince Prince Edward Road-King George Road, Harton Edward Road-Valley Lane, Marsden, Prince Edward Nook Road-Forber Avenue, Marsden, Prince Edward Road- Prince Of Wales Close, South Shields Carden Avenue, Cleadon Park, Prince Edward Road- Larch Avenue, Cleadon Park, Prince Edward Road- Sunderland Road, Harton Nook Centenary Avenue, Harton Nook, Harton Nook Sunderland Road - North Avenue, Harton Marsden Road-Harton House Road, Harton Marsden Road, South Shields Marsden Road-Moor Lane East, Harton Marsden Road-Bulmer Road, Harton Marsden Road-Tabernacle, Horsley Hill Horsley Hill Square, Horsley Hill Marsden Lane-Fulwell Avenue, Marsden Marsden Lane-Hampshire Way, Marsden Hampshire Way, South Shields Marsden Lane - Prince Edward Road East, Marsden Prince Edward Road East - Lizard Lane, Marsden Prince Edward Road-Valley Lane, Marsden Prince Edward Road-Forber Avenue, Marsden Prince Edward Road-Carden Avenue, Cleadon Park Prince Edward Road-Larch Avenue, Cleadon Park Prince Edward Road-Centenary Avenue, Harton Nook Harton Nook Prince Edward Road, South Shields Direction: Newcastle upon Tyne X34 bus Time Schedule 51 stops Newcastle upon Tyne Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:08 AM - 5:19 PM Monument Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne 39 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne Tuesday 6:08 AM - 5:19 PM Monument Pilgrim St Sth, Newcastle upon Tyne Wednesday 6:08 AM - 5:19 PM 88 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne Thursday 6:08 AM - 5:19 PM High Street - Swan Street, Gateshead Friday 6:08 AM - 5:19 PM Trinity Steps, Gateshead Saturday 7:04 AM - 5:19 PM Abingdon Way, Boldon Abingdon Way, Boldon Henley Way-Asda, Boldon X34 bus Info Direction: Newcastle upon Tyne Hubert Street - Gibson Court, Boldon Stops: 51 Hubert Street, South Shields Trip Duration: 85 min Line Summary: Monument Pilgrim Street, Newcastle New Road-Ernest Street, Boldon upon Tyne, Monument Pilgrim St Sth, Newcastle upon Tyne, High Street - Swan Street, Gateshead, New Road-School, Boldon Abingdon Way, Boldon, Abingdon Way, Boldon, Woodside Drive, South Shields Henley Way-Asda, Boldon, Hubert Street - Gibson Court, Boldon, New Road-Ernest Street, Boldon, New New Road-Brooke Avenue, Boldon Road-School, Boldon, New Road-Brooke Avenue, Boldon, Benton Road-Heaton Gardens, Whiteleas, Benton Road-Heaton Gardens, Whiteleas Galsworthy Road-Benton Road, Biddick Hall, Nevinson Avenue-Gainsborough Avenue, Whiteleas, Galsworthy Road-Benton Road, Biddick Hall Nevinson Avenue-Tarragon Way, Whiteleas, Ridgeway, Cleadon Park, King George Road-Park B1298, South Shields Avenue, Cleadon Park, Prince Edward Road-King Nevinson Avenue-Gainsborough Avenue, George Road, Harton Nook, Sunderland Road, Whiteleas Harton Nook, Sunderland Road - North Avenue, Harton, Marsden Road-Harton House Road, Harton, Nevinson Avenue-Tarragon Way, Whiteleas Marsden Road-Moor Lane East, Harton, Marsden Road-Bulmer Road, Harton, Marsden Road- Tabernacle, Horsley Hill, Horsley Hill Square, Horsley Ridgeway, Cleadon Park Hill, Marsden Lane-Fulwell Avenue, Marsden, Marsden Lane-Hampshire Way, Marsden, Marsden King George Road-Park Avenue, Cleadon Park Lane - Prince Edward Road East, Marsden, Prince Redwood Avenue, South Shields Edward Road East - Lizard Lane, Marsden, Prince Edward Road-Valley Lane, Marsden, Prince Edward Prince Edward Road-King George Road, Harton Road-Forber Avenue, Marsden, Prince Edward Road- Nook Carden Avenue, Cleadon Park, Prince Edward Road- Prince Of Wales Close, South Shields Larch Avenue, Cleadon Park, Prince Edward Road- Centenary Avenue, Harton Nook, Harton Nook, King Sunderland Road, Harton Nook George Road-Leisure Centre, Cleadon Park, King George Road-Park Avenue, Cleadon Park, Ridgeway, Sunderland Road - North Avenue, Harton Cleadon Park, Nevinson Avenue-Tarragon Way, Whiteleas, Nevinson Avenue - Gainsborough Avenue, Marsden Road-Harton House Road, Harton Whiteleas, Galsworthy Road-Whiteleas Way, Marsden Road, South Shields Whiteleas, Benton Road-Chuter Ede, Whiteleas, Boldon Lane-Heaton Gardens, Whiteleas, New Road- Marsden Road-Moor Lane East, Harton Brooke Avenue, Boldon, New Road-School, Boldon, New Road-Ernest Street, Boldon, New Road-John Marsden Road-Bulmer Road, Harton Street, Boldon, Hubert Street - Asda, Boldon, Abingdon Way, Boldon, Abingdon Way, Boldon, High Marsden Road-Tabernacle, Horsley Hill Street - Nuns Lane, Gateshead, Monument Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne Horsley Hill Square, Horsley Hill Marsden Lane-Fulwell Avenue, Marsden Marsden Lane-Hampshire Way, Marsden Hampshire Way, South Shields Marsden Lane - Prince Edward Road East, Marsden Prince Edward Road East - Lizard Lane, Marsden Prince Edward Road-Valley Lane, Marsden Prince Edward Road-Forber Avenue, Marsden Prince Edward Road-Carden Avenue, Cleadon Park Prince Edward Road-Larch Avenue, Cleadon Park Prince Edward Road-Centenary Avenue, Harton Nook Harton Nook Prince Edward Road, South Shields King George Road-Leisure Centre, Cleadon Park King George Road-Park Avenue, Cleadon Park Redwood Avenue, South Shields Ridgeway, Cleadon Park 389 King George Road, South Shields Nevinson Avenue-Tarragon Way, Whiteleas Nevinson Avenue, England Nevinson Avenue - Gainsborough Avenue, Whiteleas Galsworthy Road-Whiteleas Way, Whiteleas Galsworthy Road, South Shields Benton Road-Chuter Ede, Whiteleas Boldon Lane-Heaton Gardens, Whiteleas New Road-Brooke Avenue, Boldon New Road-School, Boldon New Road-Ernest Street, Boldon New Road-John Street, Boldon Hubert Street - Asda, Boldon B1298, England Abingdon Way, Boldon Abingdon Way, Boldon High Street - Nuns Lane, Gateshead Trinity Steps, Gateshead Monument Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne 39 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne X34 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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