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364 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 364 bus time schedule & line map 364 Kelvin Grove Campus View In Website Mode The 364 bus line (Kelvin Grove Campus) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Kelvin Grove Campus: 7:05 PM - 9:05 PM (2) North Quay: 7:35 PM - 8:35 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 364 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 364 bus arriving. Direction: Kelvin Grove Campus 364 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Kelvin Grove Campus Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:03 AM - 7:03 PM Monday 7:05 PM - 9:05 PM North Quay Island Stop 109 Near Adelaide St North Quay, Brisbane City Tuesday 7:05 PM - 9:05 PM Elizabeth Street Stop 83 Near Albert St Wednesday 7:05 PM - 9:05 PM 74B Elizabeth Street, Brisbane City Thursday 7:05 PM - 9:05 PM Elizabeth Street Stop 89 at Gpo Friday 7:05 PM - 9:05 PM 284 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane City Saturday 9:50 AM - 10:00 PM Eagle St App Eagle Lane (Stop 63) 80 Eagle Street, Brisbane City Queen Street Stop 66 Near Adelaide St 500 Queen Street, Brisbane City 364 bus Info Direction: Kelvin Grove Campus Queen Street Stop 67 Near Ann St (Orient) Stops: 29 540B Queen Street, Brisbane City Trip Duration: 26 min Line Summary: North Quay Island Stop 109 Near Wickham Street Stop 227 Near Gotha St Adelaide St, Elizabeth Street Stop 83 Near Albert St, 126 Wickham Street, Fortitude Valley Elizabeth Street Stop 89 at Gpo, Eagle St App Eagle Lane (Stop 63), Queen Street Stop 66 Near Adelaide Brunswick Street Stop 212 St, Queen Street Stop 67 Near Ann St (Orient), 221 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley Wickham Street Stop 227 Near Gotha St, Brunswick Street Stop 212, Brunswick St at St Pauls Terrace, Brunswick St at St Pauls Terrace, Stop 5 Stop 5, Brunswick St at Water Street, Stop 6, Bowen 149 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley Bridge Rd at Gregory Terrace, Stop 7, Herston Rd Near Bramston Tce, Bramston Tce at Weightman Brunswick St at Water Street, Stop 6 Street, Stop 9, Bramston Tce at Mcleod Street, Stop 83 Brunswick Street, Herston 9a, Bramston Tce at Garrick Terrace, Stop 10, Butterƒeld St Near Bramston Tce, Stop 10a, Bowen Bridge Rd at Gregory Terrace, Stop 7 Butterƒeld St at Aberleigh Road, Stop 11, Butterƒeld 10 Bowen Bridge Road, Herston St at Butterƒeld Preschool, Stop 11a, Butterƒeld St at Ballymore, Stop 12, Clyde Rd Near Hunter St, Stop Herston Rd Near Bramston Tce 12a, Scott Rd Near Herston Rd, Stop 13, Herston Rd Near Ballymore St, Stop 14, Herston Rd at Picot Bramston Tce at Weightman Street, Stop 9 Street, Stop 14a, Mccomb St - 15, Herston Rd at Herston Corner, Stop 15a, Kelvin Grove Rd at Bramston Tce at Mcleod Street, Stop 9a Guildford Street, Stop 15, Kelvin Grove Rd at Moy 47 Bramston Terrace, Herston Street, Stop 14, Kelvin Grove Rd at School Street, Stop 13, Victoria Park Rd at Qut Victoria Park Rd Bramston Tce at Garrick Terrace, Stop 10 80 Garrick Terrace, Herston Butterƒeld St Near Bramston Tce, Stop 10a 2 Hetherington Street, Herston Butterƒeld St at Aberleigh Road, Stop 11 3 Fagan Road, Herston Butterƒeld St at Butterƒeld Preschool, Stop 11a 152 Butterƒeld Street, Herston Butterƒeld St at Ballymore, Stop 12 65 Clyde Road, Herston Clyde Rd Near Hunter St, Stop 12a Clyde Road, Herston Scott Rd Near Herston Rd, Stop 13 82 Scott Road, Herston Herston Rd Near Ballymore St, Stop 14 87 Herston Road, Herston Herston Rd at Picot Street, Stop 14a 59 Herston Road, Kelvin Grove Mccomb St - 15 35 Herston Road, Kelvin Grove Herston Rd at Herston Corner, Stop 15a 11 Herston Road, Kelvin Grove Kelvin Grove Rd at Guildford Street, Stop 15 Kelvin Grove Road, Kelvin Grove Kelvin Grove Rd at Moy Street, Stop 14 241 Kelvin Grove Road, Kelvin Grove Kelvin Grove Rd at School Street, Stop 13 171 Kelvin Grove Road, Kelvin Grove Victoria Park Rd at Qut Victoria Park Rd 149A Victoria Park Road, Herston Direction: North Quay 364 bus Time Schedule 25 stops North Quay Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:33 AM - 6:33 PM Monday 7:35 PM - 8:35 PM Victoria Park Rd at Qut Victoria Park Rd 149A Victoria Park Road, Herston Tuesday 7:35 PM - 8:35 PM Kelvin Grove Rd Near Prospect Tce, Stop 13 Wednesday 7:35 PM - 8:35 PM 181 Kelvin Grove Road, Kelvin Grove Thursday 7:35 PM - 8:35 PM Kelvin Grove Rd at Moy Street, Stop 14 Friday 7:35 PM - 8:35 PM 74 Eureka Street, Kelvin Grove Saturday 8:20 AM - 9:35 PM Mccomb St - 15 36 Herston Road, Kelvin Grove Herston Rd at Picot Street, Stop 14a 56 Herston Road, Kelvin Grove 364 bus Info Direction: North Quay Herston Rd Near Ballymore St, Stop 14 Stops: 25 2 Ballymore Street, Herston Trip Duration: 26 min Line Summary: Victoria Park Rd at Qut Victoria Park Scott Rd Near Herston Rd, Stop 13 Rd, Kelvin Grove Rd Near Prospect Tce, Stop 13, Scott Road, Herston Kelvin Grove Rd at Moy Street, Stop 14, Mccomb St - 15, Herston Rd at Picot Street, Stop 14a, Herston Rd Clyde Rd Near Hunter St, Stop 12a Near Ballymore St, Stop 14, Scott Rd Near Herston 12 Clyde Road, Herston Rd, Stop 13, Clyde Rd Near Hunter St, Stop 12a, Butterƒeld St at Ballymore, Stop 12, Butterƒeld St at Butterƒeld St at Ballymore, Stop 12 Butterƒeld Preschool, Stop 11a, Butterƒeld St at 190 Butterƒeld Street, Herston Aberleigh Road, Stop 11, Butterƒeld St Near Bramston Tce, Stop 10a, Bramston Tce at Garrick Butterƒeld St at Butterƒeld Preschool, Stop 11a Terrace, Stop 10, Bramston Tce at Mcleod Street, Butterƒeld Street, Herston Stop 9a, Bramston Tce at Weightman Street, Stop 9, Herston Rd At Royal Children'S Hospital, Bowen Butterƒeld St at Aberleigh Road, Stop 11 Bridge Rd at Gregory Terrace, Stop 7, Brunswick St at 6 Fagan Road, Herston Water Street, Stop 6, Brunswick Street Stop 201 Near Alfred St, Brunswick Street Stop 202 Near Wickham Butterƒeld St Near Bramston Tce, Stop 10a St, Ann Street Stop 216 at Valley Island, Ann Street 129 Butterƒeld Street, Herston Stop 5 at Orient Hotel, Ann Street Stop 6a Near Creek St, Ann Street Stop 9 Near King George Square, Bramston Tce at Garrick Terrace, Stop 10 North Quay at Adelaide St 45A Garrick Terrace, Herston Bramston Tce at Mcleod Street, Stop 9a 2 Mcleod Street, Herston Bramston Tce at Weightman Street, Stop 9 46 Bramston Terrace, Herston Herston Rd At Royal Children'S Hospital Bowen Bridge Rd at Gregory Terrace, Stop 7 Bowen Bridge Road, Herston Brunswick St at Water Street, Stop 6 68 Brunswick Street, Herston Brunswick Street Stop 201 Near Alfred St 210 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley Brunswick Street Stop 202 Near Wickham St 246 Wickham Street, Fortitude Valley Ann Street Stop 216 at Valley Island 608A Ann Street, Fortitude Valley Ann Street Stop 5 at Orient Hotel 457 Ann Street, Brisbane City Ann Street Stop 6a Near Creek St 131 Creek Street, Brisbane City Ann Street Stop 9 Near King George Square 179 Ann Street, Brisbane City North Quay at Adelaide St North Quay, Brisbane City 364 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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