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974 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 974 bus time schedule & line map 974 Roma Mitchell Secondary College to City View In Website Mode The 974 bus line (Roma Mitchell Secondary College to City) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) City: 3:23 PM (2) Roma Mitchell Secondary College: 8:20 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 974 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 974 bus arriving. Direction: City 974 bus Time Schedule 37 stops City Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:23 PM Stop A Roma Mitchell Secondary College Tuesday 3:23 PM Stop 28 Grand Junction Rd - South side 2 Montrose Avenue, Walkley Heights Wednesday 2:33 PM Stop 27 Grand Junction Rd - South side Thursday 3:23 PM 410 Grand Junction Road, Pooraka Friday 3:23 PM Stop 26 Grand Junction Rd - South side Saturday Not Operational Stop 25 Grand Junction Rd - South side 491 Main North Road, Blair Athol Stop 24B Grand Junction Rd - South side 974 bus Info 146 Grand Junction Road, Blair Athol Direction: City Stops: 37 Stop 24A Grand Junction Rd - South side Trip Duration: 36 min 110-112 Grand Junction Road, Blair Athol Line Summary: Stop A Roma Mitchell Secondary College, Stop 28 Grand Junction Rd - South side, Stop 24G Grand Junction Rd - South side Stop 27 Grand Junction Rd - South side, Stop 26 Baulderstone Road, Wingƒeld Grand Junction Rd - South side, Stop 25 Grand Junction Rd - South side, Stop 24B Grand Junction Stop 23A Grand Junction Rd - South side Rd - South side, Stop 24A Grand Junction Rd - South side, Stop 24G Grand Junction Rd - South side, Stop Stop 23 Churchill Rd - East side 23A Grand Junction Rd - South side, Stop 23 543 Churchill Road, Wingƒeld Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 22 Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 21 Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 20 Stop 22 Churchill Rd - East side Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 19 Churchill Rd - East Churchill Road, Wingƒeld side, Stop 18 Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 17 Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 16 Churchill Rd - East Stop 21 Churchill Rd - East side side, Stop 15 Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 14 461 Churchill Road, Regency Park Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 12 Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 11 Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 10 Stop 20 Churchill Rd - East side Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 9A Churchill Rd - East 580 Churchill Road, Regency Park side, Stop 9 Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 8A Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 8 Churchill Rd - East side, Stop 7A Stop 19 Churchill Rd - East side Torrens Rd - North East side, Stop 7 Jeffcott Rd - 403 Churchill Road, Regency Park East side, Stop 6 Jeffcott St - East side, Stop 5A Jeffcott St - East side, Stop 5 Jeffcott St - East side, Stop 18 Churchill Rd - East side Stop 4 Jeffcott St - East side, Stop 3 Jeffcott St - 387 Churchill Road, Regency Park East side, Stop 2 Monteƒore Rd - East side, Stop 1 Monteƒore Rd - East side, Stop D1 Currie St - North Stop 17 Churchill Rd - East side side, Stop E2 Currie St - North side 361 Churchill Road, Regency Park Stop 16 Churchill Rd - East side 335 Churchill Road, Regency Park Stop 15 Churchill Rd - East side Churchill Road, Regency Park Stop 14 Churchill Rd - East side 267 Churchill Road, Dudley Park Stop 12 Churchill Rd - East side 211 Churchill Road, Dudley Park Stop 11 Churchill Rd - East side 58 Churchill Road, Dudley Park Stop 10 Churchill Rd - East side 99 Boyle Street, Dudley Park Stop 9A Churchill Rd - East side 117 Churchill Road, Dudley Park Stop 9 Churchill Rd - East side 40 Castle Avenue, Dudley Park Stop 8A Churchill Rd - East side 51 Churchill Road, Dudley Park Stop 8 Churchill Rd - East side 4-8 Churchill Road, Ovingham Stop 7A Torrens Rd - North East side 1 Toronto Street, Ovingham Stop 7 Jeffcott Rd - East side Stop 6 Jeffcott St - East side 232 Jeffcott Street, Ovingham Stop 5A Jeffcott St - East side 240 Gover Street, North Adelaide Stop 5 Jeffcott St - East side 202-208 Tynte Street, North Adelaide Stop 4 Jeffcott St - East side Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide Stop 3 Jeffcott St - East side 1 Palmer Place, North Adelaide Stop 2 Monteƒore Rd - East side Stop 1 Monteƒore Rd - East side Stop D1 Currie St - North side 122-140 Currie Street, Adelaide Stop E2 Currie St - North side 30 Currie Street, Adelaide Direction: Roma Mitchell Secondary College 974 bus Time Schedule 12 stops Roma Mitchell Secondary College Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:20 AM Stop 22 Churchill Rd - West side Churchill Road, Wingƒeld Tuesday 8:20 AM Stop 23 Churchill Rd - West side Wednesday 8:20 AM 543 Churchill Road, Wingƒeld Thursday 8:20 AM Stop 23A Grand Junction Rd - North side Friday 8:20 AM Stop 24G Grand Junction Rd - North side Saturday Not Operational Stop 24A Grand Junction Rd - North side 108 Grand Junction Road, Blair Athol Stop 24B Grand Junction Rd - North side 974 bus Info Florence Avenue, Blair Athol Direction: Roma Mitchell Secondary College Stops: 12 Stop 25 Grand Junction Rd - North side Trip Duration: 13 min Grand Junction Road, Blair Athol Line Summary: Stop 22 Churchill Rd - West side, Stop 23 Churchill Rd - West side, Stop 23A Grand Stop 25A Grand Junction Rd - North side Junction Rd - North side, Stop 24G Grand Junction 2 Amanga Street, Blair Athol Rd - North side, Stop 24A Grand Junction Rd - North side, Stop 24B Grand Junction Rd - North side, Stop Stop 26 Grand Junction Rd - North side 25 Grand Junction Rd - North side, Stop 25A Grand 653 Grand Junction Road, Blair Athol Junction Rd - North side, Stop 26 Grand Junction Rd - North side, Stop 27 Grand Junction Rd - North side, Stop 27 Grand Junction Rd - North side Stop 28 Grand Junction Rd - North side, Stop A 685 Grand Junction Road, Pooraka Roma Mitchell Secondary College Stop 28 Grand Junction Rd - North side 2 Montrose Avenue, Walkley Heights Stop A Roma Mitchell Secondary College 974 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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