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51 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 51 bus time schedule & line map 51 Ellon - New Pitsligo View In Website Mode The 51 bus line (Ellon - New Pitsligo) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Ellon: 6:35 AM - 1:25 PM (2) Fraserburgh: 7:22 PM (3) New Pitsligo: 8:23 AM - 6:25 PM (4) New Pitsligo: 6:13 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 51 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 51 bus arriving. Direction: Ellon 51 bus Time Schedule 36 stops Ellon Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:35 AM - 1:25 PM Market Place, New Pitsligo Tuesday 6:35 AM - 1:25 PM Hillside, New Pitsligo Wednesday 6:35 AM - 1:25 PM Low Street, New Pitsligo Thursday 6:35 AM - 1:25 PM Uppertack, New Pitsligo Friday 6:35 AM - 1:25 PM A950, Scotland Saturday Not Operational Meikle Aucheoch, Maud Mains Of Culsh, New Deer High Street, New Deer 51 bus Info Direction: Ellon Turfhill Road, New Deer Stops: 36 Trip Duration: 55 min Culsh Terrace, New Deer Line Summary: Market Place, New Pitsligo, Hillside, New Pitsligo, Low Street, New Pitsligo, Uppertack, Main Street, Scotland New Pitsligo, Meikle Aucheoch, Maud, Mains Of Culsh, New Deer, High Street, New Deer, Turfhill Road, Church Crescent, New Deer New Deer, Culsh Terrace, New Deer, Church Crescent, New Deer, Park Lodge, Maud, Play Park, Maud, Henry Park Lodge, Maud Lane, Maud, Deer Road, Maud, Drymuir Croft, Maud, West Mains, Maud, Post O∆ce, Auchnagatt, Mill Of Play Park, Maud Elrick, Auchnagatt, Arnage Junction, Auchnagatt, Deer Road West, Scotland Hilton Smithy, Ellon, Golf View, Ellon, Hopeman Drive, Ellon, Crimond Drive, Ellon, Portsoy Crescent, Ellon, Henry Lane, Maud Park & Ride, Ellon, Broomiesburn Road, Ellon, The Station Road, Scotland Meadows Sports Complex, Ellon, Industrial Estate, Ellon, Castle Way, Ellon, Cairnbulg Way, Ellon, Deer Road, Maud Kildrummy Road, Ellon, Balvenie Wynd, Ellon, B9106, Scotland Balmoral Avenue, Ellon, Ellon Castle, Ellon, Deer Park, Ellon, Market Street, Ellon Drymuir Croft, Maud West Mains, Maud Post O∆ce, Auchnagatt Mill Of Elrick, Auchnagatt Arnage Junction, Auchnagatt Hilton Smithy, Ellon Golf View, Ellon Hopeman Drive, Ellon Crimond Drive, Ellon Crimond Park, Scotland Portsoy Crescent, Ellon Park & Ride, Ellon Broomiesburn Road, Ellon The Meadows Sports Complex, Ellon Industrial Estate, Ellon Castle Way, Ellon Castle Street, Scotland Cairnbulg Way, Ellon Cairnbulg Way, Scotland Kildrummy Road, Ellon Balmoral Avenue, Scotland Balvenie Wynd, Ellon Dunottar Road, Scotland Balmoral Avenue, Ellon Ellon Castle, Ellon Deer Park, Ellon Market Street, Ellon Direction: Fraserburgh 51 bus Time Schedule 16 stops Fraserburgh Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:22 PM Market Place, New Pitsligo Tuesday 7:22 PM Church Street, New Pitsligo Wednesday 7:22 PM Alexander Bell Place, New Pitsligo Thursday 7:22 PM Langleys, New Pitsligo Friday 7:22 PM Craigmaud, New Pitsligo Saturday Not Operational Woodhead, Tyrie Bell Terrace, Tyrie 51 bus Info Church Rd End, Tyrie Direction: Fraserburgh Stops: 16 Trip Duration: 20 min Strichen Junction, Tyrie Line Summary: Market Place, New Pitsligo, Church Street, New Pitsligo, Alexander Bell Place, New Crossroads, Fraserburgh Pitsligo, Langleys, New Pitsligo, Craigmaud, New Pitsligo, Woodhead, Tyrie, Bell Terrace, Tyrie, Church Percyhorner Cottage, Fraserburgh Rd End, Tyrie, Strichen Junction, Tyrie, Crossroads, Fraserburgh, Percyhorner Cottage, Fraserburgh, Asda, Fraserburgh Asda, Fraserburgh, Walker Crescent, Fraserburgh, Moray Road, Fraserburgh, Charlotte Street, Walker Crescent, Fraserburgh Fraserburgh, Bus Station, Fraserburgh Moray Road, Fraserburgh Charlotte Street, Fraserburgh Broadsea Road, Fraserburgh Bus Station, Fraserburgh Hanover Street, Fraserburgh Direction: New Pitsligo 51 bus Time Schedule 39 stops New Pitsligo Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:23 AM - 6:25 PM Market Street, Ellon Tuesday 8:23 AM - 6:25 PM Bridge Street, Ellon B9005, Ellon Wednesday 8:23 AM - 6:25 PM Long Close, Ellon Thursday 8:23 AM - 6:25 PM Long Close, Ellon Friday 8:23 AM - 6:25 PM Deer Park, Ellon Saturday Not Operational Balmoral Avenue, Ellon Balvenie Wynd, Ellon 51 bus Info Kildrummy Road, Ellon Direction: New Pitsligo Balmoral Avenue, Scotland Stops: 39 Trip Duration: 55 min Cairnbulg Way, Ellon Line Summary: Market Street, Ellon, Bridge Street, Cairnbulg Way, Scotland Ellon, Long Close, Ellon, Deer Park, Ellon, Balmoral Avenue, Ellon, Balvenie Wynd, Ellon, Kildrummy Road, Castle Way, Ellon Ellon, Cairnbulg Way, Ellon, Castle Way, Ellon, Industrial Estate, Ellon, The Meadows Sports Industrial Estate, Ellon Complex, Ellon, Broomiesburn Road, Ellon, Park & Ride, Ellon, Portsoy Crescent, Ellon, Crimond Drive, The Meadows Sports Complex, Ellon Ellon, Hopeman Drive, Ellon, Golf View, Ellon, Hilton Smithy, Ellon, Arnage Junction, Auchnagatt, Mill Of Broomiesburn Road, Ellon Elrick, Auchnagatt, Post O∆ce, Auchnagatt, West Mains, Maud, Drymuir Croft, Maud, Deer Road, Maud, Henry Lane, Maud, Play Park, Maud, Park Lodge, Park & Ride, Ellon Maud, Fordyce Terrace, New Deer, Fordyce Road, New Deer, Church Cresent, New Deer, Culsh Terrace, Portsoy Crescent, Ellon New Deer, Turfhill Road, New Deer, High Street, New Portsoy Place, Scotland Deer, Mains Of Culsh, New Deer, Meikle Aucheoch, Maud, Uppertack, New Pitsligo, Low Street, New Crimond Drive, Ellon Pitsligo, Hillside, New Pitsligo, Market Place, New Pitsligo Hopeman Drive, Ellon Golf View, Ellon Hilton Smithy, Ellon Arnage Junction, Auchnagatt Mill Of Elrick, Auchnagatt Post O∆ce, Auchnagatt West Mains, Maud Drymuir Croft, Maud Deer Road, Maud Henry Lane, Maud Station Road, Scotland Play Park, Maud Deer Road West, Scotland Park Lodge, Maud Fordyce Terrace, New Deer Fordyce Terrace, Scotland Fordyce Road, New Deer Church Cresent, New Deer Culsh Terrace, New Deer Main Street, Scotland Turfhill Road, New Deer High Street, New Deer Mains Of Culsh, New Deer Meikle Aucheoch, Maud Uppertack, New Pitsligo A950, Scotland Low Street, New Pitsligo Hillside, New Pitsligo Hillside, New Pitsligo Market Place, New Pitsligo Direction: New Pitsligo 51 bus Time Schedule 18 stops New Pitsligo Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:13 AM Bus Station, Fraserburgh Hanover Street, Fraserburgh Tuesday 6:13 AM Charlotte Street, Fraserburgh Wednesday 6:13 AM Broadsea Road, Fraserburgh Thursday 6:13 AM Moray Road, Fraserburgh Friday 6:13 AM Hamilton Road, Fraserburgh Saturday Not Operational Walker Crescent, Fraserburgh Macrae Seafoods, Fraserburgh 51 bus Info Asda, Fraserburgh Direction: New Pitsligo Stops: 18 Percyhorner Cottage, Fraserburgh Trip Duration: 20 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Fraserburgh, Charlotte Crossroads, Fraserburgh Street, Fraserburgh, Moray Road, Fraserburgh, Hamilton Road, Fraserburgh, Walker Crescent, Strichen Junction, Tyrie Fraserburgh, Macrae Seafoods, Fraserburgh, Asda, Fraserburgh, Percyhorner Cottage, Fraserburgh, Crossroads, Fraserburgh, Strichen Junction, Tyrie, Bell Terrace, Tyrie Bell Terrace, Tyrie, Woodlands, Tyrie, Craigmaud, New Pitsligo, Langleys, New Pitsligo, The Old Manse, Woodlands, Tyrie New Pitsligo, Alexander Bell Place, New Pitsligo, Church Street, New Pitsligo, Market Place, New Craigmaud, New Pitsligo Pitsligo Langleys, New Pitsligo The Old Manse, New Pitsligo Alexander Bell Place, New Pitsligo Church Street, New Pitsligo Market Place, New Pitsligo 51 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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