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68 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 68 bus time schedule & line map 68 South Gyle View In Website Mode The 68 bus line South Gyle has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) South Gyle: 9:01 AM - 3:30 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 68 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 68 bus arriving. Direction: South Gyle 68 bus Time Schedule 54 stops South Gyle Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:01 AM - 3:30 PM Gyle Centre, South Gyle Tuesday 9:01 AM - 3:30 PM West Craigs Crescent, West Craigs Wednesday 9:01 AM - 3:30 PM Meadowƒeld Industrial Estate, West Craigs Thursday 9:01 AM - 3:30 PM Meadowƒeld Farm, West Craigs Friday 9:01 AM - 3:30 PM Meadowƒeld Road, West Craigs Saturday 9:57 AM - 1:10 PM Meadowƒeld Road, Scotland Club House, Turnhouse Turnhouse Farm Road, Turnhouse 68 bus Info Direction: South Gyle Tnt, Turnhouse Stops: 54 Trip Duration: 66 min Tnt, Turnhouse Line Summary: Gyle Centre, South Gyle, West Craigs Crescent, West Craigs, Meadowƒeld Industrial Estate, West Craigs, Meadowƒeld Farm, West Craigs, Turnhouse Farm Road, Turnhouse Meadowƒeld Road, West Craigs, Club House, Turnhouse, Turnhouse Farm Road, Turnhouse, Tnt, Club House, Turnhouse Turnhouse, Tnt, Turnhouse, Turnhouse Farm Road, Turnhouse, Club House, Turnhouse, Meadowƒeld Meadowƒeld Road, West Craigs Road, West Craigs, Meadowƒeld Farm, West Craigs, Meadowƒeld Road, Scotland West Craigs Crescent, West Craigs, North Gyle Terrace, West Craigs, Craigs Road, West Craigs, East Meadowƒeld Farm, West Craigs Craigs Wynd, East Craigs, Craigmount High School, East Craigs, Meadow Place Road, Corstorphine, West Craigs Crescent, West Craigs Gylemuir Road, Corstorphine, Dunsmuir Court, Corstorphine, Featherhall Avenue, Corstorphine, St North Gyle Terrace, West Craigs Ninians Road, Corstorphine, Drum Brae South, Corstorphine, Templeland Road, East Craigs, Pearce Craigs Road, West Craigs Road, East Craigs, Drum Brae Gardens, East Craigs, Drum Brae Avenue, East Craigs, Duart Crescent, East East Craigs Wynd, East Craigs Craigs, Craigmount Avenue North, Drumbrae, 68 Craigs Road, Edinburgh Parkgrove Avenue, Clermiston, Parkgrove Avenue, Clermiston, Parkgrove Terrace, Clermiston, Craigmount High School, East Craigs Clermiston Green, Clermiston, Clermiston Hill, 2 Craigmount Grove, Edinburgh Clermiston, Clermiston Crescent, Clermiston, Alan Breck Gardens, Clermiston, Hoseason Gardens, Meadow Place Road, Corstorphine Clermiston, School, Clermiston, Duart Crescent, East 7 Meadow Place Road, Edinburgh Craigs, Drum Brae Park, East Craigs, Drum Brae Gardens, East Craigs, Templeland Road, East Craigs, Gylemuir Road, Corstorphine Meadow Place Road, Corstorphine, Gylemuir Road, 21 Meadow Place Road, Edinburgh Corstorphine, Dunsmuir Court, Corstorphine, Featherhall Avenue, Corstorphine, St Ninians Road, Dunsmuir Court, Corstorphine Corstorphine, Drum Brae South, Corstorphine, 18 Ladywell Road, Edinburgh Craigmount High School, East Craigs, East Craigs Wynd, East Craigs, Craigs Road, West Craigs, North Featherhall Avenue, Corstorphine Gyle Terrace, West Craigs, Gyle Centre, South Gyle 2 Ladywell Road, Edinburgh St Ninians Road, Corstorphine 221 St John's Road, Edinburgh Drum Brae South, Corstorphine 297 St John's Road, Edinburgh Templeland Road, East Craigs 20 Drum Brae South, Edinburgh Pearce Road, East Craigs 24 Drum Brae South, Edinburgh Drum Brae Gardens, East Craigs Drum Brae Avenue, East Craigs Drum Brae Neuk, Edinburgh Duart Crescent, East Craigs Craigmount Avenue North, Drumbrae Parkgrove Avenue, Clermiston Parkgrove Drive, Edinburgh Parkgrove Avenue, Clermiston Parkgrove Avenue, Edinburgh Parkgrove Terrace, Clermiston Clermiston Green, Clermiston Clermiston Green, Edinburgh Clermiston Hill, Clermiston Clermiston Crescent, Clermiston Alan Breck Gardens, Clermiston 51 Rannoch Road, Edinburgh Hoseason Gardens, Clermiston School, Clermiston 33 Durar Drive, Edinburgh Duart Crescent, East Craigs Drum Brae South, Edinburgh Drum Brae Park, East Craigs Drum Brae Park Approach, Edinburgh Drum Brae Gardens, East Craigs Templeland Road, East Craigs 20 Drum Brae South, Edinburgh Meadow Place Road, Corstorphine 7 Meadow Place Road, Edinburgh Gylemuir Road, Corstorphine 21 Meadow Place Road, Edinburgh Dunsmuir Court, Corstorphine 18 Ladywell Road, Edinburgh Featherhall Avenue, Corstorphine 2 Ladywell Road, Edinburgh St Ninians Road, Corstorphine 221 St John's Road, Edinburgh Drum Brae South, Corstorphine 297 St John's Road, Edinburgh Craigmount High School, East Craigs 1 Craigmount Grove, Edinburgh East Craigs Wynd, East Craigs 68 Craigs Road, Edinburgh Craigs Road, West Craigs North Gyle Terrace, West Craigs Gyle Centre, South Gyle 68 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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