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399 bus time schedule & line map 399 Scunthorpe Bus Station - Westwoodside View In Website Mode The 399 bus line (Scunthorpe Bus Station - Westwoodside) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Scunthorpe: 6:45 PM (2) Westwoodside: 5:40 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 399 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 399 bus arriving. Direction: Scunthorpe 399 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Scunthorpe Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:45 PM Pond, Westwoodside Tuesday 6:45 PM Park Lane, Westwoodside Wednesday 6:45 PM The Meadows, Westwoodside Thursday 6:45 PM Doncaster Road, Westwoodside Friday 6:45 PM Fern Court, Westwoodside Saturday 6:45 PM Newbigg, Westwoodside Water Tower, Westwoodside 399 bus Info Marlborough Avenue, Haxey Direction: Scunthorpe Stops: 46 Trip Duration: 60 min Brackenhill Road, East Lound Line Summary: Pond, Westwoodside, Park Lane, Westwoodside, The Meadows, Westwoodside, Station Road, Owston Ferry Doncaster Road, Westwoodside, Fern Court, Westwoodside, Newbigg, Westwoodside, Water Isle Bus Depot, Owston Ferry Tower, Westwoodside, Marlborough Avenue, Haxey, Brackenhill Road, East Lound, Station Road, Owston Market Place, Owston Ferry Ferry, Isle Bus Depot, Owston Ferry, Market Place, Croft's Lane, Owston Ferry Civil Parish Owston Ferry, Station Road, Owston Ferry, Mellwood View, Owston Ferry, Woodland Way, Epworth, Blow Station Road, Owston Ferry Row, Epworth, Leisure Centre, Epworth, Fieldside, Epworth, Tottermire Lane, Epworth, Steers Arms, Mellwood View, Owston Ferry Belton, Stocks Hill, Belton, Jeffrey Lane, Belton, Ash Tree Close, Belton, Sir Solomon Pub, Belton, Bracon, Woodland Way, Epworth Beltoft, Church, Beltoft, Park View Terrace, West Butterwick, Village Hall, West Butterwick, North Blow Row, Epworth Street, West Butterwick, Riverside Flats, West Butterwick, Trentside, Derrythorpe, Vermuyden Leisure Centre, Epworth Court, Althorpe, Church, Althorpe, Main Street, Althorpe, Althorpe Rail Station, Keadby, Jolly Sailor, Gunness, Gunness Straight, Gunness, Gallagher Fieldside, Epworth Retail Park, Scunthorpe, Doncaster Road, Berkeley Circle, Collinson Avenue, Scunthorpe, Highƒeld Tottermire Lane, Epworth Avenue, Scunthorpe, Sainsbury`S, Scunthorpe, Steers Arms, Belton Pavillion Row, Scunthorpe, Dunstall Street, High Street, Belton Civil Parish Scunthorpe, Mary Street Car Park, Scunthorpe, Bus Station, Scunthorpe Stocks Hill, Belton Stocks Hill, Belton Jeffrey Lane, Belton Ash Tree Close, Belton Sir Solomon Pub, Belton Bracon, Beltoft Church, Beltoft Park View Terrace, West Butterwick Village Hall, West Butterwick West Street, West Butterwick Civil Parish North Street, West Butterwick Riverside Flats, West Butterwick Trentside, Derrythorpe Vermuyden Court, Althorpe Church, Althorpe Church Lane, Keadby With Althorpe Civil Parish Main Street, Althorpe Althorpe Rail Station, Keadby Jolly Sailor, Gunness Gunness Straight, Gunness Gallagher Retail Park, Scunthorpe Doncaster Road, Gunness Civil Parish Doncaster Road, Berkeley Circle Collinson Avenue, Scunthorpe Highƒeld Avenue, Scunthorpe Sainsbury`S, Scunthorpe Pavillion Row, Scunthorpe Dunstall Street, Scunthorpe Dunstall Street, Scunthorpe Mary Street Car Park, Scunthorpe Bus Station, Scunthorpe Fenton Street, Scunthorpe Direction: Westwoodside 399 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Westwoodside Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:40 PM Bus Station, Scunthorpe Carlton Street, Scunthorpe Tuesday 5:40 PM Frances Street, Scunthorpe Wednesday 5:40 PM Dunstall Street, Scunthorpe Thursday 5:40 PM Clarke Street, Scunthorpe Friday 5:40 PM Pavillion Row, Scunthorpe Saturday 5:40 PM Sainsbury`S, Scunthorpe High Ridge School, Scunthorpe 399 bus Info Highƒeld Avenue, Scunthorpe Direction: Westwoodside Doncaster Road, Scunthorpe Stops: 46 Trip Duration: 60 min Cliff Closes Road, Scunthorpe Line Summary: Bus Station, Scunthorpe, Frances Street, Scunthorpe, Dunstall Street, Scunthorpe, Collinson Avenue, Scunthorpe Pavillion Row, Scunthorpe, Sainsbury`S, Scunthorpe, High Ridge School, Scunthorpe, Highƒeld Avenue, Doncaster Road, Berkeley Circle Scunthorpe, Cliff Closes Road, Scunthorpe, Collinson Avenue, Scunthorpe, Doncaster Road, Berkeley Gallagher Retail Park, Scunthorpe Circle, Gallagher Retail Park, Scunthorpe, Gunness Straight, Gunness, Jolly Sailor, Gunness, Althorpe Doncaster Road, Gunness Civil Parish Rail Station, Keadby, Main Street, Althorpe, Church, Gunness Straight, Gunness Althorpe, Vermuyden Court, Althorpe, Trentside, Derrythorpe, Riverside Flats, West Butterwick, North Street, West Butterwick, Village Hall, West Jolly Sailor, Gunness Butterwick, Park View Terrace, West Butterwick, Church, Beltoft, Bracon, Beltoft, Sir Solomon Pub, Althorpe Rail Station, Keadby Belton, Ash Tree Close, Belton, Jeffrey Lane, Belton, Steers Arms, Belton, Tottermire Lane, Epworth, Main Street, Althorpe Leisure Centre, Epworth, Blow Row, Epworth, The Old Rectory, Epworth, Woodland Way, Epworth, Church, Althorpe Mellwood View, Owston Ferry, Station Road, Owston Church Lane, Keadby With Althorpe Civil Parish Ferry, Isle Bus Depot, Owston Ferry, Market Place, Owston Ferry, Station Road, Owston Ferry, Vermuyden Court, Althorpe Brackenhill Road, East Lound, Memorial, Haxey, Marlborough Avenue, Haxey, Garage, Haxey, Water Trentside, Derrythorpe Tower, Westwoodside, Newbigg, Westwoodside, Commonside, Westwoodside, Pond, Westwoodside Riverside Flats, West Butterwick Northƒeld Close, West Butterwick Civil Parish North Street, West Butterwick Village Hall, West Butterwick West Street, West Butterwick Civil Parish Park View Terrace, West Butterwick Church, Beltoft Bracon, Beltoft Sir Solomon Pub, Belton Ash Tree Close, Belton Jeffrey Lane, Belton Steers Arms, Belton High Street, Belton Civil Parish Tottermire Lane, Epworth Leisure Centre, Epworth Blow Row, Epworth The Old Rectory, Epworth Woodland Way, Epworth Mowbray Court, Epworth Mellwood View, Owston Ferry Station Road, Owston Ferry Isle Bus Depot, Owston Ferry Market Place, Owston Ferry Croft's Lane, Owston Ferry Civil Parish Station Road, Owston Ferry Brackenhill Road, East Lound Memorial, Haxey Burrels Close, Haxey Civil Parish Marlborough Avenue, Haxey Garage, Haxey Water Tower, Westwoodside Newbigg, Westwoodside Commonside, Westwoodside Pond, Westwoodside 399 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