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X17 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route X17 bus time schedule & line map X17 Bishops Waltham - West Meon - Petersƒeld View In Website Mode The X17 bus line (Bishops Waltham - West Meon - Petersƒeld) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Eastleigh: 1:12 PM (2) Petersƒeld: 9:50 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest X17 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next X17 bus arriving. Direction: Eastleigh X17 bus Time Schedule 74 stops Eastleigh Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Tesco, Petersƒeld Tuesday Not Operational Dragon Street, Petersƒeld Wednesday 1:12 PM The Square, Petersƒeld Thursday Not Operational The Square, Petersƒeld Friday Not Operational Station, Petersƒeld Saturday Not Operational Frenchmans Road, Bell Hill Bell Hill, Petersƒeld Stoneham Park, Bell Hill X17 bus Info Princes Road, Bell Hill Direction: Eastleigh Dukes Close, Petersƒeld Stops: 74 Trip Duration: 68 min Stroud Farm, Stroud Line Summary: Tesco, Petersƒeld, Dragon Street, 40 Winchester Road, Stroud Civil Parish Petersƒeld, The Square, Petersƒeld, Station, Petersƒeld, Frenchmans Road, Bell Hill, Stoneham The Seven Stars, Stroud Park, Bell Hill, Princes Road, Bell Hill, Stroud Farm, Stroud, The Seven Stars, Stroud, North Stroud Lane, North Stroud Lane, Stroud Stroud, Manor Farm, Langrish, The Pillar Box, Langrish, Home Farm, Langrish, Langrish House, Manor Farm, Langrish Langrish, Pidham Cottage, Langrish, Pidham Farm, Langrish, Rookham Lodge Farm, East Meon, Park Lodge, East Meon, Old School House, East Meon, All The Pillar Box, Langrish Saints Church, East Meon, Drayton Bridge, Drayton, Westbury House, West Meon, Vinnells Lane, West Home Farm, Langrish Meon, Lynch Lane, West Meon, The Thomas Lord, West Meon, West Lodge, West Meon, Windmere Langrish House, Langrish Cottages, Warnford, The George & Falcon, Warnford, Abbey House, Warnford, Peake New Road, Warnford, Pidham Cottage, Langrish Church Lane, Exton, Stocks Lane, Meonstoke, The Butts, Meonstoke, Corhampton Park, Meonstoke, Pidham Farm, Langrish Sheep Pond Lane, Meonstoke, Park Lane, Droxford, South Hill, Droxford, Mayhill House, Droxford, Mayhill Rookham Lodge Farm, East Meon Stud Farm, Midlington, Hill Place Farm, Hill Grove, Hill Place Cottage, Hill Grove, Dodds Lane, Swanmore, St Park Lodge, East Meon Barnabas Church, Swanmore, Recreation Ground, Swanmore, Technology College, Swanmore, Old School House, East Meon Brickyard Road, Waltham Chase, Waltham Grange, The Hyde, East Meon Civil Parish Waltham Chase, Forest Gardens, Waltham Chase, Curdridge Lane, Waltham Chase, Clewers Lane, All Saints Church, East Meon Waltham Chase, Forest Farm, Bishop's Waltham, Coppice Hill, Bishop's Waltham, The Square, Bishop's Drayton Bridge, Drayton Waltham, Priory Court, Bishop's Waltham, The Avenue, Bishop's Waltham, Churchill Avenue, Westbury House, West Meon Bishop's Waltham, Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Meadowview, Wintershill, Wold Cottages, Lower Upham, Mortimers Lane, Lower Upham, Stroudwood Vinnells Lane, West Meon Lane, Lower Upham, Bradshaw Close, Fair Oak, Hall Lands Lane, Fair Oak, The Square, Fair Oak, Dean Lynch Lane, West Meon Road, Fair Oak, New Clock Inn, Fair Oak, Stoke Wood Surgery, Fair Oak, Mitre Copse, Bishopstoke, Alan The Thomas Lord, West Meon Drayton Way, Bishopstoke, Manor Farm Close, High Street, West Meon Civil Parish Bishopstoke, The River Inn, Bishopstoke, Recreation Ground, Bishopstoke, Dutton Lane, Eastleigh, Bus West Lodge, West Meon Station, Eastleigh Windmere Cottages, Warnford The George & Falcon, Warnford Abbey House, Warnford Peake New Road, Warnford Peake New Road, Warnford Civil Parish Church Lane, Exton Warnford Road, Exton Civil Parish Stocks Lane, Meonstoke A32, Corhampton And Meonstoke Civil Parish The Butts, Meonstoke Warnford Road, Corhampton And Meonstoke Civil Parish Corhampton Park, Meonstoke Sheep Pond Lane, Meonstoke Park Lane, Droxford High Street, Droxford Civil Parish South Hill, Droxford Mayhill House, Droxford Mayhill Stud Farm, Midlington Hill Place Farm, Hill Grove Hill Place Cottage, Hill Grove Dodds Lane, Swanmore St Barnabas Church, Swanmore Recreation Ground, Swanmore Coronation Road, Swanmore Civil Parish Technology College, Swanmore Brickyard Road, Waltham Chase New Road, Swanmore Civil Parish Waltham Grange, Waltham Chase Forest Gardens, Waltham Chase Curdridge Lane, Waltham Chase Clewers Lane, Waltham Chase Forest Farm, Bishop's Waltham Coppice Hill, Bishop's Waltham The Square, Bishop's Waltham Saint George's Square, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Priory Court, Bishop's Waltham The Avenue, Bishop's Waltham Churchill Avenue, Bishop's Waltham Albany Road, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham Meadowview, Wintershill Wold Cottages, Lower Upham Mortimers Lane, Lower Upham Stroudwood Lane, Lower Upham Bradshaw Close, Fair Oak Hall Lands Lane, Fair Oak Rustan Close, Fair Oak And Horton Heath Civil Parish The Square, Fair Oak Winchester Road, Fair Oak And Horton Heath Civil Parish Dean Road, Fair Oak New Clock Inn, Fair Oak Stoke Wood Surgery, Fair Oak Mitre Copse, Bishopstoke Alan Drayton Way, Bishopstoke Manor Road, Bishopstoke Civil Parish Manor Farm Close, Bishopstoke The River Inn, Bishopstoke Mainstream Court, Bishopstoke Civil Parish Recreation Ground, Bishopstoke Dutton Lane, Eastleigh Bus Station, Eastleigh Upper Market Street, Eastleigh Direction: Petersƒeld X17 bus Time Schedule 73 stops Petersƒeld Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Station, Eastleigh Upper Market Street, Eastleigh Tuesday Not Operational Chickenhall Lane, Eastleigh Wednesday 9:50 AM Recreation Ground, Bishopstoke Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational The River Inn, Bishopstoke Saturday Not Operational Manor Farm Close, Bishopstoke Alan Drayton Way, Bishopstoke Fairoak Road, Bishopstoke Civil Parish X17 bus Info Mitre Copse, Bishopstoke Direction: Petersƒeld Stops: 73 Stoke Wood Surgery, Fair Oak Trip Duration: 70 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Eastleigh, Chickenhall New Clock Inn, Fair Oak Lane, Eastleigh, Recreation Ground, Bishopstoke, The River Inn, Bishopstoke, Manor Farm Close, Fairoak Road, Fair Oak And Horton Heath Civil Parish Bishopstoke, Alan Drayton Way, Bishopstoke, Mitre Shorts Road, Fair Oak Copse, Bishopstoke, Stoke Wood Surgery, Fair Oak, New Clock Inn, Fair Oak, Shorts Road, Fair Oak, The The Square, Fair Oak Square, Fair Oak, Hall Lands Lane, Fair Oak, Bradshaw Close, Fair Oak, Stroudwood Lane, Lower Winchester Road, Fair Oak And Horton Heath Civil Parish Upham, Mortimers Lane, Lower Upham, Wold Hall Lands Lane, Fair Oak Cottages, Lower Upham, Meadowview, Wintershill, Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Churchill Avenue, Bishop's Waltham, Claylands Road, Bishop's Bradshaw Close, Fair Oak Waltham, Pondside Lane, Bishop's Waltham, The Cedar Wood Close, Fair Oak And Horton Heath Civil Parish Square, Bishop's Waltham, Coppice Hill, Bishop's Waltham, Forest Farm, Bishop's Waltham, Clewers Stroudwood Lane, Lower Upham Lane, Waltham Chase, Forest Gardens, Waltham Chase, Forest Road, Waltham Chase, Brickyard Mortimers Lane, Lower Upham Road, Waltham Chase, Technology College, Swanmore, Recreation Ground, Swanmore, Wold Cottages, Lower Upham Swanmore Primary School, Swanmore, Dodds Lane, Swanmore, Hill Place Cottage, Hill Grove, Hill Place Meadowview, Wintershill Farm, Hill Grove, Mayhill Stud Farm, Midlington, Mayhill House, Droxford, South Hill, Droxford, Park Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham Lane, Droxford, Sheep Pond Lane, Meonstoke, Corhampton Park, Meonstoke, The Butts, Churchill Avenue, Bishop's Waltham Meonstoke, Stocks Lane, Meonstoke, Church Lane, Cunningham Avenue, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Exton, Peake New Road, Warnford, Abbey House, Warnford, The George & Falcon, Warnford, Windmere Claylands Road, Bishop's Waltham Cottages, Warnford, West Lodge, West Meon, The Thomas Lord, West Meon, Lynch Lane, West Meon, Pondside Lane, Bishop's Waltham Vinnells Lane, West Meon, Westbury House, West Vine Gardens, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Meon, Drayton Bridge, Drayton, All Saints Church, East Meon, Old School House, East Meon, Park The Square, Bishop's Waltham Lodge, East Meon, Rookham Lodge Farm, East Saint George's Square, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Meon, Pidham Farm, Langrish, Pidham Cottage, Langrish, Langrish House, Langrish, Home Farm, Coppice Hill, Bishop's Waltham Langrish, The Pillar Box, Langrish, Manor Farm, Langrish, North Stroud Lane, Stroud, The Seven Forest Farm, Bishop's Waltham Stars, Stroud, Stroud Farm, Stroud, Princes Road, Bell Hill, Stoneham Park, Bell Hill, Frenchmans Road, Clewers Lane, Waltham Chase Bell Hill, Station, Petersƒeld, The Square, Petersƒeld, Dragon Street, Petersƒeld, Tesco, Petersƒeld Forest Gardens, Waltham Chase Forest Road, Waltham Chase Brickyard Road, Waltham Chase Technology College, Swanmore Recreation Ground, Swanmore Swanmore Primary School, Swanmore Dodds Lane, Swanmore Hill Place Cottage, Hill Grove Hill Place Farm, Hill Grove Mayhill Stud Farm, Midlington Mayhill House, Droxford South Hill, Droxford Park Lane, Droxford High Street, Droxford Civil Parish Sheep Pond Lane, Meonstoke Corhampton Park, Meonstoke The Butts, Meonstoke Stocks Lane, Meonstoke A32, Corhampton And Meonstoke Civil Parish Church Lane, Exton Warnford Road, Exton Civil Parish Peake New Road, Warnford Peake New Road, Warnford Civil Parish Abbey House, Warnford The George & Falcon, Warnford Windmere Cottages, Warnford West Lodge, West Meon The Thomas Lord, West Meon High Street, West Meon Civil Parish Lynch Lane, West
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