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652 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 652 bus time schedule & line map 652 Upminster - Rainham, Abbey Wood Lane View In Website Mode The 652 bus line (Upminster - Rainham, Abbey Wood Lane) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Rainham, Abbey Wood Lane: 3:09 PM (2) Upminster: 7:43 AM - 8:05 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 652 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 652 bus arriving. Direction: Rainham, Abbey Wood Lane 652 bus Time Schedule 34 stops Rainham, Abbey Wood Lane Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:09 PM Upminster Stnst Lawrence Road (C) 36 Station Road, London Tuesday 3:09 PM St Laurence Church (M) Wednesday 3:09 PM Gridiron Place, London Thursday 3:09 PM Upminster Windmill (N) Friday 3:09 PM Upminster Bridge (A) Saturday Not Operational 130 Upminster Road, London Hacton Lane (L) St.Andrews Church 652 bus Info Direction: Rainham, Abbey Wood Lane The Avenue (J) Stops: 34 62 Station Lane, London Trip Duration: 45 min Line Summary: Upminster Stnst Lawrence Road (C), Devonshire Road (K) St Laurence Church (M), Upminster Windmill (N), Upminster Bridge (A), Hacton Lane (L), St.Andrews Hornchurch Station (M) Church, The Avenue (J), Devonshire Road (K), 205 Station Lane, London Hornchurch Station (M), Vaughan Avenue (A), St George's Park (B), Hornchurch Country Park (A), Vaughan Avenue (A) Sarre Avenue (B), Gosport Drive (C), Dowding Way (D), Albyns Close (T), Ford Lane (P), Alexandra Road St George's Park (B) (Q), Rainham Road (R), Stanley Road South (X), Dunedin Road (Y), Manor Way (Z), Dovers Corner (H), Hornchurch Country Park (A) Rainham Tesco (F), Rainham Village School (E), Brights Avenue (E), New Road (E), Allen Road (E), King Edward Avenue, Acer Avenue (E), Lake Avenue Sarre Avenue (B) (N), King Edward Avenue, Briscoe Road (N), Abbey Wittering Way, London Wood Lane Gosport Drive (C) Gosport Drive, London Dowding Way (D) Airƒeld Way, London Albyns Close (T) Ford Lane (P) Alexandra Road (Q) Rainham Road (R) Stanley Road South (X) Dunedin Road (Y) Manor Way (Z) New Road, London Dovers Corner (H) Rainham Tesco (F) Viking Way, London Rainham Village School (E) Brights Avenue (E) New Road (E) Allen Road (E) King Edward Avenue Acer Avenue (E) Lake Avenue (N) Lake Avenue, London King Edward Avenue Briscoe Road (N) Abbey Wood Lane Abbey Wood Lane, London Direction: Upminster 652 bus Time Schedule 36 stops Upminster Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:43 AM - 8:05 AM Abbey Wood Lane Abbey Wood Lane, London Tuesday 7:43 AM - 8:05 AM Thorn Lane Wednesday 7:43 AM - 8:05 AM Lake Avenue (S) Thursday 7:43 AM - 8:05 AM Friday 7:43 AM - 8:05 AM Acer Avenue (W) Saturday Not Operational Lambs Lane North Allen Road (W) New Road (W) 652 bus Info Direction: Upminster Brights Avenue (W) Stops: 36 Trip Duration: 45 min Line Summary: Abbey Wood Lane, Thorn Lane, Lake Rainham Village School (P) Avenue (S), Acer Avenue (W), Lambs Lane North, Allen Road (W), New Road (W), Brights Avenue (W), St Helen's Court (W) Rainham Village School (P), St Helen's Court (W), 33 Upminster Road South, London Rainham War Memorial (C), Dovers Corner (G), Cherry Tree Lane (Q), Dunedin Road (M), Edmund Rainham War Memorial (C) Road (N), Stanley Road South (P), Rainham Road (F), Alexandra Road (G), Ford Lane (H), Dowding Dovers Corner (G) Way (K), Gosport Drive (L), Sarre Avenue (M), A1306, London Hornchurch Country Park (N), Miramar Way (C), St George's Park (D), Vaughan Avenue (E), Hornchurch Cherry Tree Lane (Q) Station (L), Devonshire Road (H), Hornchurch Town Centre (F), St.Andrews Church, Hacton Lane (K), Dunedin Road (M) Upminster Bridge (B), Upminster Windmill (P), St Laurence Church (R), Gaynes Road (D), Upminster Edmund Road (N) (A) Stanley Road South (P) Rainham Road (F) Cherry Tree Lane, London Alexandra Road (G) Ford Lane (H) Dowding Way (K) Airƒeld Way, London Gosport Drive (L) Sarre Avenue (M) Hornchurch Country Park (N) Miramar Way (C) Edridge Close, London St George's Park (D) Suttons Lane, London Vaughan Avenue (E) Hornchurch Station (L) 208 Station Lane, London Devonshire Road (H) Etton Close, London Hornchurch Town Centre (F) 171 High Street, London St.Andrews Church Hacton Lane (K) Upminster Bridge (B) 130 Upminster Road, London Upminster Windmill (P) St Laurence Church (R) Gaynes Road (D) 19a Station Road, London Upminster (A) 57 Station Road, London 652 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in London. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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