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12 bus time schedule & line map 12 Newport - Brighstone - Freshwater Bay - Totland View In Website Mode The 12 bus line (Newport - Brighstone - Freshwater Bay - Totland) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Alum Bay: 8:25 AM - 5:40 PM (2) Newport: 7:20 AM - 4:45 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 12 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 12 bus arriving. Direction: Alum Bay 12 bus Time Schedule 54 stops Alum Bay Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:30 AM - 5:40 PM Monday 8:25 AM - 5:40 PM Bus Station, Newport Newport Bus Station (B), Newport Tuesday 8:25 AM - 5:40 PM Drill Hall Road, Newport Wednesday 8:25 AM - 5:40 PM Simeon Monument, Newport Thursday 8:25 AM - 5:40 PM Friday 8:25 AM - 5:40 PM Lukely Terrace, Newport Saturday 9:30 AM - 5:40 PM Cedar Hill, Carisbrooke High Street, Carisbrooke 52 High Street, Newport 12 bus Info The Waverley, Carisbrooke Direction: Alum Bay 2 Clatterford Road, Newport Civil Parish Stops: 54 Trip Duration: 56 min Clatterford Shute, Clatterford Line Summary: Bus Station, Newport, Drill Hall Road, Newport, Simeon Monument, Newport, Lukely Bowcombe Barn Farm, Carisbrooke Terrace, Newport, Cedar Hill, Carisbrooke, High Street, Carisbrooke, The Waverley, Carisbrooke, Plaish Lane, Bowcombe Clatterford Shute, Clatterford, Bowcombe Barn Farm, Carisbrooke, Plaish Lane, Bowcombe, Plaish Lane, Newport Civil Parish Bowcombe Farm, Bowcombe, Bowcombe Cottages, Bowcombe Farm, Bowcombe Bowcombe, Idlecombe Farm, Bowcombe, Rainsgrove Cottages, Bowcombe, Rowborough Farm, Bowcombe, Cheverton Farm, Bowcombe, Bowcombe Cottages, Bowcombe North Of Shorwell, Shorwell, Northcourt, Shorwell, Crown Inn, Shorwell, Westcourt, Shorwell, Yard's Idlecombe Farm, Bowcombe Hollow, Yafford, Short Lane, Limerstone, Limerstone Farm, Limerstone, Brighstone Cemetery, Limerstone, Rainsgrove Cottages, Bowcombe Three Bishops, Brighstone, Moortown Lane, Brighstone, Galley Lane, Brighstone, Grammars Hill, Rowborough Farm, Bowcombe Moortown, Brighstone Grange, Moortown, Mottistone Manor, Mottistone, Mottistone Estate, Cheverton Farm, Bowcombe Mottistone, Sun Inn, Hulverstone, Brook Triangle, Hulverstone, Badger Lane, Brook, Brook Chine, North Of Shorwell, Shorwell Brook, Hanover Point, Compton Bay, Compton Farm, Compton Bay, Southdown Road, Freshwater Bay, Northcourt, Shorwell Freshwater Bay, St Agnes Church, Freshwater Bay, New Barn Lane, Shorwell Civil Parish Guyers Road, Freshwater Bay, Parish Hall, Freshwater, Co-Op, Freshwater, School Green Road, Crown Inn, Shorwell Freshwater, Royal Standard, Freshwater, Fire Walkers Lane, Shorwell Civil Parish Station, Freshwater, The Avenue, Freshwater, Coastguard Cottages, Totland, War Memorial, Westcourt, Shorwell Totland, Church Hill, Totland, Christ Church, Totland, Headon Rise, Alum Bay, Golf House, Alum Bay, Yard's Hollow, Yafford Needles Landmark Attraction, Alum Bay Short Lane, Limerstone Limerstone Farm, Limerstone Limerstone Road, Brighstone Civil Parish Brighstone Cemetery, Limerstone Three Bishops, Brighstone St. Mary's Court, Brighstone Civil Parish Moortown Lane, Brighstone Galley Lane, Brighstone Lodge Close, Brighstone Civil Parish Grammars Hill, Moortown Brighstone Grange, Moortown Brighstone Road, Brighstone Civil Parish Mottistone Manor, Mottistone Hoxall Lane, Brighstone Civil Parish Mottistone Estate, Mottistone Sun Inn, Hulverstone B3399, Brighstone Civil Parish Brook Triangle, Hulverstone Badger Lane, Brook Sheep Lane, Brighstone Civil Parish Brook Chine, Brook Hanover Point, Compton Bay Compton Farm, Compton Bay Southdown Road, Freshwater Bay Freshwater Bay St Agnes Church, Freshwater Bay 2 Gate Lane, Freshwater Civil Parish Guyers Road, Freshwater Bay Parish Hall, Freshwater 11 Camp Road, Freshwater Civil Parish Co-Op, Freshwater 2 Stroud Road, Freshwater Civil Parish School Green Road, Freshwater Parkers Hill, Freshwater Civil Parish Royal Standard, Freshwater 9 School Green Road, Freshwater Civil Parish Fire Station, Freshwater The Avenue, Freshwater Coastguard Cottages, Totland 1-4 The Broadway, Totland Civil Parish War Memorial, Totland 1-4 The Broadway, Totland Civil Parish Church Hill, Totland Christ Church, Totland Headon Rise, Alum Bay Golf House, Alum Bay Needles Landmark Attraction, Alum Bay Alum Bay New Road, Totland Civil Parish Direction: Newport 12 bus Time Schedule 54 stops Newport Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:25 AM - 4:45 PM Monday 7:20 AM - 4:45 PM Needles Landmark Attraction, Alum Bay Alum Bay New Road, Totland Civil Parish Tuesday 7:20 AM - 4:45 PM Golf House, Alum Bay Wednesday 7:20 AM - 4:45 PM Headon Rise, Alum Bay Thursday 7:20 AM - 4:45 PM Friday 7:20 AM - 4:45 PM Christ Church, Totland Saturday 9:25 AM - 4:45 PM War Memorial, Totland 1-4 The Broadway, Totland Civil Parish Coastguard Cottages, Totland 1-4 The Broadway, Totland Civil Parish 12 bus Info Direction: Newport The Avenue, Freshwater Stops: 54 Trip Duration: 62 min Memorial Hall, Freshwater Line Summary: Needles Landmark Attraction, Alum Richmond Grange, Freshwater Civil Parish Bay, Golf House, Alum Bay, Headon Rise, Alum Bay, Christ Church, Totland, War Memorial, Totland, Royal Standard, Freshwater Coastguard Cottages, Totland, The Avenue, 2 Longhalves, Freshwater Civil Parish Freshwater, Memorial Hall, Freshwater, Royal Standard, Freshwater, School Green Road, School Green Road, Freshwater Freshwater, Co-Op, Freshwater, Parish Hall, Parkers Hill, Freshwater Civil Parish Freshwater, Guyers Road, Freshwater Bay, St Agnes Church, Freshwater Bay, Freshwater Bay, Co-Op, Freshwater Southdown Road, Freshwater Bay, Compton Farm, 147 School Green Road, Freshwater Civil Parish Compton Bay, Hanover Point, Compton Bay, Brook Chine, Brook, Badger Lane, Brook, Brook Triangle, Parish Hall, Freshwater Hulverstone, Sun Inn, Hulverstone, Mottistone 11 Camp Road, Freshwater Civil Parish Estate, Mottistone, Mottistone Manor, Mottistone, Brighstone Grange, Moortown, Grammars Hill, Guyers Road, Freshwater Bay Moortown, Grammars Common Footpath, Moortown, Galley Lane, Brighstone, Moortown Lane, St Agnes Church, Freshwater Bay Brighstone, Three Bishops, Brighstone, Brighstone Gate Lane, Freshwater Civil Parish Cemetery, Limerstone, Limerstone Farm, Limerstone, Short Lane, Limerstone, Yard's Hollow, Yafford, Freshwater Bay Westcourt, Shorwell, Crown Inn, Shorwell, Kings Manor Road, Freshwater Civil Parish Northcourt, Shorwell, North Of Shorwell, Shorwell, Cheverton Farm, Bowcombe, Rowborough Farm, Southdown Road, Freshwater Bay Bowcombe, Rainsgrove Cottages, Bowcombe, Idlecombe Farm, Bowcombe, Bowcombe Cottages, Compton Farm, Compton Bay Bowcombe, Bowcombe Farm, Bowcombe, Plaish Lane, Bowcombe, Bowcombe Barn Farm, Hanover Point, Compton Bay Carisbrooke, Clatterford Shute, Clatterford, The Waverley, Carisbrooke, High Street, Carisbrooke, Cedar Hill, Carisbrooke, Lukely Terrace, Newport, Brook Chine, Brook Simeon Monument, Newport, Top Of Town, Newport, Bus Station, Newport Badger Lane, Brook Sheep Lane, Brighstone Civil Parish Brook Triangle, Hulverstone Sun Inn, Hulverstone B3399, Brighstone Civil Parish Mottistone Estate, Mottistone Mottistone Manor, Mottistone Brighstone Grange, Moortown Brighstone Road, Brighstone Civil Parish Grammars Hill, Moortown Grammars Common Footpath, Moortown Galley Lane, Brighstone Moortown Lane, Brighstone Three Bishops, Brighstone St. Mary's Court, Brighstone Civil Parish Brighstone Cemetery, Limerstone Limerstone Farm, Limerstone Limerstone Road, Brighstone Civil Parish Short Lane, Limerstone Yard's Hollow, Yafford B3399, Shorwell Civil Parish Westcourt, Shorwell Crown Inn, Shorwell Walkers Lane, Shorwell Civil Parish Northcourt, Shorwell New Barn Lane, Shorwell Civil Parish North Of Shorwell, Shorwell Cheverton Farm, Bowcombe Rowborough Farm, Bowcombe Rainsgrove Cottages, Bowcombe Idlecombe Farm, Bowcombe Bowcombe Cottages, Bowcombe Bowcombe Farm, Bowcombe Plaish Lane, Bowcombe Plaish Lane, Newport Civil Parish Bowcombe Barn Farm, Carisbrooke Clatterford Shute, Clatterford The Waverley, Carisbrooke 2 Clatterford Road, Newport Civil Parish High Street, Carisbrooke 52 High Street, Newport Cedar Hill, Carisbrooke Lukely Terrace, Newport Simeon Monument, Newport Top Of Town, Newport Bus Station, Newport Newport Bus Station (B), Newport 12 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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