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95 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 95 bus time schedule & line map 95 Middleton in Teesdale - Barnard Castle View In Website Mode The 95 bus line (Middleton in Teesdale - Barnard Castle) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Barnard Castle: 8:05 AM - 4:04 PM (2) Eggleston: 7:13 PM (3) Mickleton: 3:03 PM (4) Middleton In Teesdale: 8:55 AM - 6:45 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 95 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 95 bus arriving. Direction: Barnard Castle 95 bus Time Schedule 24 stops Barnard Castle Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:05 AM - 4:04 PM West End, Mickleton Tuesday 8:05 AM - 4:04 PM The Crown, Mickleton Wednesday 8:05 AM - 4:04 PM Blacksmiths Arms, Mickleton Thursday 8:05 AM - 4:04 PM Middle Green, Mickleton Friday 8:05 AM - 4:04 PM Hunderthwaite Road End, Romaldkirk Saturday 9:23 AM - 4:04 PM Hollin Crescent, Romaldkirk Fox And Hounds, Cotherstone 95 bus Info Red Lion, Cotherstone Direction: Barnard Castle Stops: 24 Trip Duration: 32 min Marwood View, Cotherstone Line Summary: West End, Mickleton, The Crown, Mickleton, Blacksmiths Arms, Mickleton, Middle The Close, Cotherstone Green, Mickleton, Hunderthwaite Road End, Romaldkirk, Hollin Crescent, Romaldkirk, Fox And Clock Tower, Lartington Hounds, Cotherstone, Red Lion, Cotherstone, Lartington Lane, Lartington Civil Parish Marwood View, Cotherstone, The Close, Cotherstone, Clock Tower, Lartington, Old School House, Old School House, Lartington Lartington, Gate, Lartington, Deepdale Gardens, Startforth, Royal Star, Startforth, Lane End, Gate, Lartington Startforth Park, Estate, Startforth Park, Royal Star, Startforth, The Bank, Barnard Castle, Market Place, Deepdale Gardens, Startforth Barnard Castle, War Memorial, Barnard Castle, Bede Flaxƒeld, Startforth Road, Barnard Castle, Prospect Place, Barnard Castle, Teesdale School Bus Park, Barnard Castle Royal Star, Startforth Lane End, Startforth Park Estate, Startforth Park Royal Star, Startforth The Bank, Barnard Castle Market Place, Barnard Castle 22 Market Place, Startforth War Memorial, Barnard Castle 19 Galgate, Startforth Bede Road, Barnard Castle Bede Road, Barnard Castle Civil Parish Prospect Place, Barnard Castle Teesdale School Bus Park, Barnard Castle Direction: Eggleston 95 bus Time Schedule 7 stops Eggleston Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:13 PM Horsemarket, Middleton In Teesdale Horsemarket, Middleton In Teesdale Civil Parish Tuesday 7:13 PM California Row, Middleton In Teesdale Wednesday 7:13 PM California Row, Middleton In Teesdale Civil Parish Thursday 7:13 PM White Gates Ho, Middleton In Teesdale Friday 7:13 PM Stotley Hall, Middleton In Teesdale Saturday Not Operational Whistle Crag, Egglesburn Toby Hill Le, Egglesburn 95 bus Info Three Tuns, Eggleston Direction: Eggleston Stops: 7 Trip Duration: 8 min Line Summary: Horsemarket, Middleton In Teesdale, California Row, Middleton In Teesdale, White Gates Ho, Middleton In Teesdale, Stotley Hall, Middleton In Teesdale, Whistle Crag, Egglesburn, Toby Hill Le, Egglesburn, Three Tuns, Eggleston Direction: Mickleton 95 bus Time Schedule 21 stops Mickleton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:03 PM Teesdale School Bus Park, Barnard Castle Tuesday 3:03 PM Prospect Place, Barnard Castle 17 Prospect Place, Barnard Castle Civil Parish Wednesday 3:03 PM Bede Road, Barnard Castle Thursday 3:03 PM Friday 3:03 PM War Memorial, Barnard Castle 105 Galgate, Startforth Saturday Not Operational Market Place, Barnard Castle Market Place, Startforth The Bank, Barnard Castle 95 bus Info Priory Yard, Startforth Direction: Mickleton Stops: 21 Deepdale Gardens, Startforth Trip Duration: 31 min Line Summary: Teesdale School Bus Park, Barnard Gate, Lartington Castle, Prospect Place, Barnard Castle, Bede Road, Barnard Castle, War Memorial, Barnard Castle, Old School House, Lartington Market Place, Barnard Castle, The Bank, Barnard Castle, Deepdale Gardens, Startforth, Gate, Clock Tower, Lartington Lartington, Old School House, Lartington, Clock Tower, Lartington, The Close, Cotherstone, Marwood The Close, Cotherstone View, Cotherstone, Red Lion, Cotherstone, Fox And Hounds, Cotherstone, Hollin Crescent, Romaldkirk, Marwood View, Cotherstone Hunderthwaite Road End, Romaldkirk, Kirk Inn, Romaldkirk, Egglestone Lane, Romaldkirk, Middle Green, Mickleton, Blacksmiths Arms, Mickleton, The Red Lion, Cotherstone Crown, Mickleton Fox And Hounds, Cotherstone Hollin Crescent, Romaldkirk Hunderthwaite Road End, Romaldkirk Kirk Inn, Romaldkirk Sennings Lane, Romaldkirk Civil Parish Egglestone Lane, Romaldkirk Middle Green, Mickleton Blacksmiths Arms, Mickleton The Crown, Mickleton Direction: Middleton In Teesdale 95 bus Time Schedule 26 stops Middleton In Teesdale Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:55 AM - 6:45 PM Teesdale School Bus Park, Barnard Castle Tuesday 8:55 AM - 6:45 PM Prospect Place, Barnard Castle 17 Prospect Place, Barnard Castle Civil Parish Wednesday 8:55 AM - 6:45 PM Bede Road, Barnard Castle Thursday 8:55 AM - 6:45 PM Friday 8:55 AM - 6:45 PM War Memorial, Barnard Castle 105 Galgate, Startforth Saturday 8:55 AM - 3:06 PM Galgate - Stand B, Barnard Castle Galgate, Startforth Market Place, Barnard Castle 95 bus Info Market Place, Startforth Direction: Middleton In Teesdale Stops: 26 The Bank, Barnard Castle Trip Duration: 28 min Priory Yard, Startforth Line Summary: Teesdale School Bus Park, Barnard Castle, Prospect Place, Barnard Castle, Bede Road, Gate, Lartington Barnard Castle, War Memorial, Barnard Castle, Galgate - Stand B, Barnard Castle, Market Place, Old School House, Lartington Barnard Castle, The Bank, Barnard Castle, Gate, Lartington, Old School House, Lartington, Clock Clock Tower, Lartington Tower, Lartington, The Close, Cotherstone, Marwood View, Cotherstone, Red Lion, Cotherstone, Fox And The Close, Cotherstone Hounds, Cotherstone, Hollin Crescent, Romaldkirk, Hunderthwaite Road End, Romaldkirk, Kirk Inn, Marwood View, Cotherstone Romaldkirk, Egglestone Lane, Romaldkirk, Middle Green, Mickleton, Blacksmiths Arms, Mickleton, The Crown, Mickleton, West End, Mickleton, Lonton Red Lion, Cotherstone South Farm, Middleton In Teesdale, Rock Villa Road End, Middleton In Teesdale, Bridge Street, Middleton Fox And Hounds, Cotherstone In Teesdale, Horsemarket, Middleton In Teesdale Hollin Crescent, Romaldkirk Hunderthwaite Road End, Romaldkirk Kirk Inn, Romaldkirk Sennings Lane, Romaldkirk Civil Parish Egglestone Lane, Romaldkirk Middle Green, Mickleton Blacksmiths Arms, Mickleton The Crown, Mickleton West End, Mickleton Lonton South Farm, Middleton In Teesdale Rock Villa Road End, Middleton In Teesdale Bridge Street, Middleton In Teesdale Bridge Street, Middleton In Teesdale Civil Parish Horsemarket, Middleton In Teesdale Horsemarket, Middleton In Teesdale Civil Parish 95 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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