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29 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 29 bus time schedule & line map 29 Kibblesworth - Gateshead View In Website Mode The 29 bus line (Kibblesworth - Gateshead) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Gateshead: 7:26 AM - 6:00 PM (2) Kibblesworth: 8:03 AM - 5:23 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 29 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 29 bus arriving. Direction: Gateshead 29 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Gateshead Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:26 AM - 6:00 PM The Crescent, Kibblesworth Tuesday 7:26 AM - 6:00 PM Front Street, Kibblesworth West View, Lamesley Civil Parish Wednesday 7:26 AM - 6:00 PM Front Street, Lamesley Thursday 7:26 AM - 6:00 PM Friday 7:26 AM - 6:00 PM Haggs Lane, Lamesley Saturday 8:40 AM - 4:40 PM Lamesley Road-Lamesley Hall, Lamesley Lamesley Road-Willowbeds Farm, Lamesley Chowdene Bank - Sainsbury, Team Valley 29 bus Info Direction: Gateshead Chowdene Bank-Andrews Drive, Chowdene Stops: 29 Trip Duration: 28 min Hertford-Chowdene, Chowdene Line Summary: The Crescent, Kibblesworth, Front Street, Kibblesworth, Front Street, Lamesley, Haggs Hertford, Gateshead Lane, Lamesley, Lamesley Road-Lamesley Hall, Lamesley, Lamesley Road-Willowbeds Farm, Hertford-Woodford, Allerdene Lamesley, Chowdene Bank - Sainsbury, Team Valley, Chowdene Bank-Andrews Drive, Chowdene, Hertford - Dartmouth Ave, Allerdene Hertford-Chowdene, Chowdene, Hertford-Woodford, Allerdene, Hertford - Dartmouth Ave, Allerdene, Durham Road-Harlow Green, Allerdene Durham Road-Harlow Green, Allerdene, Durham Road-Cromer Court, Allerdene, Durham Road- Durham Road-Cromer Court, Allerdene Appledore Gardens, Low Fell, Durham Road-Hutton Terrace, Low Fell, Durham Road-Albert Drive, Low Durham Road-Appledore Gardens, Low Fell Fell, Durham Road - Elder Grove, Low Fell, Belle Vue Bank - Belle Vue Grove, Low Fell, Belle Vue Bank, Low Durham Road-Hutton Terrace, Low Fell Fell, Saltwell Road South-East Park Road, Saltwell, 677 Durham Road, Gateshead Saltwell Road South-South-Crematorium, Saltwell, Saltwell Park, Saltwell, Saltwell Road-Saltwell Durham Road-Albert Drive, Low Fell Cemetery, Saltwell, Saltwell Road-Brunel Street, Saltwell, Whitehall Road-Brighton Road, Bensham, Durham Road - Elder Grove, Low Fell Whitehall Road, Bensham, Whitehall Road-Prince Edmund Place, Gateshead Consort Road, Shipcote, Prince Consort Road- Bewick Road, Gateshead, Gateshead Interchange, Belle Vue Bank - Belle Vue Grove, Low Fell Gateshead Bellevue Grove, Gateshead Belle Vue Bank, Low Fell Saltwell Road South-East Park Road, Saltwell Saltwell Road South-South-Crematorium, Saltwell Saltwell Park, Saltwell Saltwell Road-Saltwell Cemetery, Saltwell Saltwell Road-Brunel Street, Saltwell Brunel Street, Gateshead Whitehall Road-Brighton Road, Bensham Whitehall Road, Bensham Whitehall Road-Prince Consort Road, Shipcote Whitehall Road, Gateshead Prince Consort Road-Bewick Road, Gateshead 1 Ely Street, Gateshead Gateshead Interchange, Gateshead Bensham Road, Gateshead Direction: Kibblesworth 29 bus Time Schedule 27 stops Kibblesworth Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:03 AM - 5:23 PM Gateshead Interchange, Gateshead Tuesday 8:03 AM - 5:23 PM Prince Consort Road-Bewick Road, Gateshead 1 Ely Street, Gateshead Wednesday 8:03 AM - 5:23 PM Whitehall Road-Prince Consort Road, Shipcote Thursday 8:03 AM - 5:23 PM Whitehall Road, Gateshead Friday 8:03 AM - 5:23 PM Whitehall Road, Bensham Saturday 9:12 AM - 5:12 PM Avondale Terrace, Gateshead Whitehall Road-Brighton Road, Bensham Saltwell Road-Kelvin Grove, Saltwell 29 bus Info Direction: Kibblesworth Saltwell Road-Barry Street, Saltwell Stops: 27 Trip Duration: 26 min Saltwell Park, Saltwell Line Summary: Gateshead Interchange, Gateshead, Prince Consort Road-Bewick Road, Gateshead, Saltwell Road South-Crematorium, Saltwell Whitehall Road-Prince Consort Road, Shipcote, Whitehall Road, Bensham, Whitehall Road-Brighton Saltwell Road South-East Park Road, Saltwell Road, Bensham, Saltwell Road-Kelvin Grove, Saltwell, Saltwell Road-Barry Street, Saltwell, Saltwell Park, Belle Vue Bank, Low Fell Saltwell, Saltwell Road South-Crematorium, Saltwell, Saltwell Road South-East Park Road, Saltwell, Belle Vue Bank, Low Fell, Bell Vue Bank-Durham Road, Bell Vue Bank-Durham Road, Low Fell Low Fell, Durham Road-Engine Lane, Low Fell, Edmund Place, Gateshead Durham Road-Library, Low Fell, Durham Road- Cedars Green, Allerdene, Durham Road-Calderwood Durham Road-Engine Lane, Low Fell Crescent, Allerdene, Hertford-Durham Road, 575-583 Durham Road, Gateshead Allerdene, Hertford - Dartmouth Ave, Allerdene, Hertford-Woodford, Allerdene, Hertford-Chowdene, Durham Road-Library, Low Fell Chowdene, Chowdene Bank-Salcombe Gardens, Chowdene, Chowdene Bank - Sainsbury, Team Valley, Durham Road-Cedars Green, Allerdene Lamesley Road-Willowbeds Farm, Lamesley, Haggs Cedars Green, Gateshead Lane, Lamesley, Front Street, Lamesley, Coronation Terrace, Kibblesworth, The Crescent, Kibblesworth Durham Road-Calderwood Crescent, Allerdene Hertford-Durham Road, Allerdene Hertford - Dartmouth Ave, Allerdene Hertford-Woodford, Allerdene Hertford-Chowdene, Chowdene Hertford, Gateshead Chowdene Bank-Salcombe Gardens, Chowdene Chowdene Bank - Sainsbury, Team Valley Lamesley Road-Willowbeds Farm, Lamesley Haggs Lane, Lamesley Front Street, Lamesley Coronation Terrace, Kibblesworth The Woodlands, Lamesley Civil Parish The Crescent, Kibblesworth 29 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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