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406 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 406 bus time schedule & line map 406 California Crossroads - Farnborough View In Website Mode The 406 bus line (California Crossroads - Farnborough) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) California Crossroads: 2:45 PM - 4:25 PM (2) Farnborough Park: 7:41 AM - 9:34 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 406 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 406 bus arriving. Direction: California Crossroads 406 bus Time Schedule 44 stops California Crossroads Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 2:45 PM - 4:25 PM Rushmoor Council O∆ces, Farnborough Park Tuesday 2:45 PM - 4:25 PM Kingsmead Main Road, Farnborough Kingsmead, Farnborough Wednesday 2:45 PM - 4:25 PM Ham And Blackbird, Farnborough Thursday 2:45 PM - 4:25 PM Ham & Blackbird Roundabout, Farnborough Friday 2:45 PM - 4:25 PM Napoleon Avenue, Farnborough Saturday Not Operational Prospect Avenue, Farnborough Green Sixth Form College, Farnborough Green 406 bus Info Sixth Form College, Farnborough Green Direction: California Crossroads Sand Hill cycle path, Farnborough Stops: 44 Trip Duration: 56 min Sand Hill, Hawley Lane Line Summary: Rushmoor Council O∆ces, Farnborough Park, Kingsmead Main Road, Oaken Copse Crescent, Hawley Lane Farnborough, Ham And Blackbird, Farnborough, Grange Road, Farnborough Napoleon Avenue, Farnborough, Prospect Avenue, Farnborough Green, Sixth Form College, Brookside Park, Hawley Lane Farnborough Green, Sixth Form College, Farnborough Green, Sand Hill, Hawley Lane, Oaken New Inn, Fox Lane Copse Crescent, Hawley Lane, Brookside Park, Hawley Lane, New Inn, Fox Lane, Oakƒeld Road, Oakƒeld Road, Hawley Hawley, Holy Trinity Church, Hawley, Green Lane, Hawley, Quebec Gardens, Blackwater, Frogmore Park Place, Blackwater And Hawley Civil Parish Park Drive, Blackwater, Reading Road, Blackwater, Green Lane, Blackwater, Olde Farm Drive, Darby Holy Trinity Church, Hawley Green, Chapel Corner, Darby Green, Potley Hill Roundabout, Yateley, Manor Park, Yateley, The White Green Lane, Hawley Lion, Yateley, Home Park Road, Yateley, Coppice (raised kerb), Blackwater And Hawley Civil Parish Gardens, Yateley, Dickens Way, Yateley, Vigo Lane, Yateley, Wordsworth Avenue, Yateley, Waitrose Quebec Gardens, Blackwater Stores, Yateley, Robins Grove Crescent, Yateley, Springcross Avenue, Blackwater And Hawley Civil Parish Aylesham Way, Yateley, Moulsham Copse Lane, Up Green, Fox Lane, Up Green, The Chequers, Eversley Frogmore Park Drive, Blackwater Cross, Jarvis Close, Eversley Centre, Kingsley Road, Eversley Centre, Eversley School, Eversley Centre, Reading Road, Blackwater Lower Common, Eversley, Warbrook Lane, Eversley, Trotsford Meadow, Yateley Civil Parish The Tally Ho, Finchampstead Village, Finchampstead Village, Finchampstead, Finchampstead War Green Lane, Blackwater Memorial, Finchampstead Village, Warren Lane, Finchampstead, Ratepayers Hall, California Olde Farm Drive, Darby Green Crossroads The Birches, Yateley Civil Parish Chapel Corner, Darby Green Reading Road cycle path, Yateley Potley Hill Roundabout, Yateley Reading Road, Yateley Manor Park, Yateley The White Lion, Yateley Oaklands, Yateley Home Park Road, Yateley Coppice Gardens, Yateley Coppice Gardens, Yateley Dickens Way, Yateley Vigo Lane, Yateley Shelley Walk, Yateley Civil Parish Wordsworth Avenue, Yateley Waitrose Stores, Yateley Tresham Crescent, Yateley Civil Parish Robins Grove Crescent, Yateley Aylesham Way, Yateley Moulsham Copse Lane, Up Green Castor Court, Yateley Civil Parish Fox Lane, Up Green The Chequers, Eversley Cross Jarvis Close, Eversley Centre Jarvis Close, Eversley Civil Parish Kingsley Road, Eversley Centre Eversley School, Eversley Centre Lower Common, Eversley Warbrook Lane, Eversley The Tally Ho, Finchampstead Village Finchampstead Village, Finchampstead Finchampstead War Memorial, Finchampstead Village Warren Lane, Finchampstead Ratepayers Hall, California Crossroads Direction: Farnborough Park 406 bus Time Schedule 42 stops Farnborough Park Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:41 AM - 9:34 AM Ratepayers Hall, California Crossroads Tuesday 7:41 AM - 9:34 AM Ratepayers Hall, California Crossroads Finchampstead Road, Wokingham Wednesday 7:41 AM - 9:34 AM Warren Lane, Finchampstead Thursday 7:41 AM - 9:34 AM Friday 7:41 AM - 9:34 AM Ridge Farm, Finchampstead Saturday Not Operational Finchampstead War Memorial, Finchampstead Village The Tally Ho, Finchampstead Village 1 Reading Rpad, Finchampstead Civil Parish 406 bus Info Direction: Farnborough Park Warbrook Lane, Eversley Stops: 42 Trip Duration: 34 min Lower Common, Eversley Line Summary: Ratepayers Hall, California Crossroads, Ratepayers Hall, California Crossroads, Hotel Entrance, Eversley Warren Lane, Finchampstead, Ridge Farm, Finchampstead, Finchampstead War Memorial, Eversley Roundabout, Eversley Finchampstead Village, The Tally Ho, Finchampstead Village, Warbrook Lane, Eversley, Lower Common, Eversley, Hotel Entrance, Eversley, Eversley Eversley School, Eversley Centre Roundabout, Eversley, Eversley School, Eversley Centre, Kingsley Road, Eversley Centre, Jarvis Close, Kingsley Road, Eversley Centre Eversley Centre, The Chequers, Eversley Cross, Fox Lane, Up Green, Moulsham Copse Lane, Up Green, Jarvis Close, Eversley Centre The Link, Yateley, Yateley Schools, Yateley, St Jarvis Close, Eversley Civil Parish Swithuns Church, Yateley, The White Lion, Yateley, Manor Park, Yateley, Lodge Grove, Yateley, Chapel The Chequers, Eversley Cross Corner, Darby Green, The Spennys, Darby Green, Olde Chapel Mead, Eversley Civil Parish Farm Drive, Darby Green, Green Lane, Blackwater, Reading Road, Blackwater, Frogmore Park Drive, Fox Lane, Up Green Blackwater, Quebec Gardens, Blackwater, Green Lane, Hawley, Holy Trinity Church, Hawley, Oakƒeld Moulsham Copse Lane, Up Green Road, Hawley, New Inn, Fox Lane, Brookside Park, Reading Road, Yateley Civil Parish Hawley Lane, Oaken Copse Crescent, Hawley Lane, Sand Hill, Hawley Lane, Sixth Form College, The Link, Yateley Farnborough Green, Sixth Form College, Farnborough Green, Empress Avenue, Farnborough, Yateley Schools, Yateley Ham And Blackbird, Farnborough, Oak Road, Farnborough, College Of Technology, Farnborough St Swithuns Church, Yateley Park The White Lion, Yateley Oaklands, Yateley Manor Park, Yateley Lodge Grove, Yateley Reading Road, Yateley Chapel Corner, Darby Green Darby Green Lane cycle path, Yateley The Spennys, Darby Green Darby Green Road, Yateley Civil Parish Olde Farm Drive, Darby Green Green Lane, Blackwater Reading Road, Blackwater Trotsford Meadow, Yateley Civil Parish Frogmore Park Drive, Blackwater Quebec Gardens, Blackwater Springcross Avenue, Blackwater And Hawley Civil Parish Green Lane, Hawley Green Lane, Blackwater And Hawley Civil Parish Holy Trinity Church, Hawley Oakƒeld Road, Hawley Park Place, Blackwater And Hawley Civil Parish New Inn, Fox Lane Brookside Park, Hawley Lane Oaken Copse Crescent, Hawley Lane Grange Road, Farnborough Sand Hill, Hawley Lane Sixth Form College, Farnborough Green Sand Hill cycle path, Farnborough Sixth Form College, Farnborough Green Empress Avenue, Farnborough A325, Farnborough Ham And Blackbird, Farnborough Farnborough Road cyclepath (east), Farnborough Oak Road, Farnborough Oak Road cycle path, Farnborough College Of Technology, Farnborough Park Farnborough Road cyclepath, Farnborough 406 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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