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528 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 528 bus time schedule & line map 528 Selston - Moorgreen - Phoenix Park - Bestwood View In Website Mode The 528 bus line (Selston - Moorgreen - Phoenix Park - Bestwood) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bestwood Village: 6:00 AM - 5:05 PM (2) Cinderhill: 3:57 PM - 4:57 PM (3) Selston Green: 6:57 AM - 6:02 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 528 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 528 bus arriving. Direction: Bestwood Village 528 bus Time Schedule 71 stops Bestwood Village Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:00 AM - 5:05 PM Selston Church, Selston Green Tuesday 6:00 AM - 5:05 PM Hobsic Lane, Selston Commonside Wednesday 6:00 AM - 5:05 PM Church Lane, Selston Commonside Thursday 6:00 AM - 5:05 PM Commonside, Selston Commonside Friday 6:00 AM - 5:05 PM Commonside, Selston Civil Parish Saturday 6:00 AM - 5:05 PM Mansƒeld Road, Selston Portland Road, Selston Windsor Road, England 528 bus Info School Road, Selston Direction: Bestwood Village Portland Road, Selston Civil Parish Stops: 71 Trip Duration: 55 min Victoria Road, Selston Line Summary: Selston Church, Selston Green, Hobsic Lane, Selston Commonside, Church Lane, Sherwood Way, Selston Selston Commonside, Commonside, Selston 158 Portland Road, Selston Civil Parish Commonside, Mansƒeld Road, Selston, Portland Road, Selston, School Road, Selston, Victoria Road, Recreation Street, Selston Selston, Sherwood Way, Selston, Recreation Street, Selston, Annesley Lane, Selston, Nottingham Road, Annesley Lane, Selston Selston, Middlebrook Road, Bagthorpe, School Road, Bagthorpe, Beech Road, Underwood, Institute, Underwood, Felley Mill Lane, Underwood, Willey Lane, Nottingham Road, Selston Underwood, Lambs Close Drive, Underwood, Willey Lane, Moorgreen, Engine Lane, Moorgreen, Nursery, Middlebrook Road, Bagthorpe Moorgreen, Church Road, Moorgreen, Church, Greasley, Church Road, Greasley, Narrow Lane, School Road, Bagthorpe Watnall, Victoria Gardens, Watnall, Main Road, Watnall, Hollywell Primary School, Kimberley, Beech Road, Underwood Parkham Road, Kimberley, Nine Corners, Kimberley, Library, Kimberley, Nottingham Road, Kimberley, Oak Institute, Underwood Drive, Larkƒelds, Ash Crescent, Larkƒelds, St Patricks 1 Mansƒeld Road, Selston Civil Parish Road, Larkƒelds, Albert Avenue, Nuthall, Ayscough Avenue, Nuthall, Church, Nuthall, Church, Nuthall, Felley Mill Lane, Underwood Spring Terrace, Nuthall, Nottingham Road, Nuthall, Highƒeld Drive, Nuthall, Temple Drive, Nuthall, Willey Lane, Underwood Woodland Drive, Nuthall, The Nuthall, Nuthall, Phoenix Park Interchange, Cinderhill (Ci30), Phoenix Lambs Close Drive, Underwood Park Interchange, Cinderhill (Ci01), Headstocks, Cinderhill (Bu50), Leonard Street, Hempshill Vale Willey Lane, Moorgreen (Bu51), Coventry Court, Hempshill Vale (Bu52), Sellers Wood Drive, Bulwell (Bu53), Bulwell Bus Engine Lane, Moorgreen Station, Bulwell (Bu04), Duke Street, Bulwell, Moorgreen, Eastwood Merchant Street, Bulwell (Bu21), Squires Avenue, Bulwell (Bu22), Ludford Road, Bulwell (Bu23), Nursery, Moorgreen Morrisons, Bulwell (Bu24), Morrisons Car Park, 128 Moorgreen, Eastwood Bulwell (Bu83), The Apollo, Bulwell (Bu25), Lawton Drive, Bulwell Hall (Bu26), Moorbridge Ponds, Bulwell Church Road, Moorgreen (Bv01), Moorbridge Works, Bulwell (Bv02), Old Mill 8 Church Road, Eastwood Close, Bestwood Village, Church Road, Bestwood Village, The Square, Bestwood Village, Country Park, Church, Greasley Bestwood Village, The Square, Bestwood Village, Church Road, Bestwood Village, Park Road, Church Road, Greasley Bestwood Village, Coronation Road, Bestwood Village Narrow Lane, Watnall Church Road, Greasley Civil Parish Victoria Gardens, Watnall Main Road, Watnall 25 Main Road, Greasley Civil Parish Hollywell Primary School, Kimberley Parkham Road, Kimberley Hardy Street, Kimberley Civil Parish Nine Corners, Kimberley 12 Station Road, Kimberley Civil Parish Library, Kimberley 39A Main Street, Kimberley Civil Parish Nottingham Road, Kimberley Oak Drive, Larkƒelds Ash Crescent, Larkƒelds St Patricks Road, Larkƒelds Albert Avenue, Nuthall Ayscough Avenue, Nuthall Church, Nuthall 8 Springland Farm Cottages, Nuthall Civil Parish Church, Nuthall Nottingham Road, Nuthall Civil Parish Spring Terrace, Nuthall Nottingham Road, Nuthall Highƒeld Drive, Nuthall 143 Nottingham Road, Nottingham Temple Drive, Nuthall Nottingham Road, Nottingham Woodland Drive, Nuthall The Nuthall, Nuthall Phoenix Park Interchange, Cinderhill (Ci30) Phoenix Park Interchange, Cinderhill (Ci01) 5 Phoenix Place, England Headstocks, Cinderhill (Bu50) 229 Cinderhill Road, Nottingham Leonard Street, Hempshill Vale (Bu51) 176 Cinderhill Road, Nottingham Coventry Court, Hempshill Vale (Bu52) Cinderhill Road, Nottingham Sellers Wood Drive, Bulwell (Bu53) Brook Close, Nottingham Bulwell Bus Station, Bulwell (Bu04) 53 Main Street, Nottingham Duke Street, Bulwell 25 Robinsons Hill, Nottingham Merchant Street, Bulwell (Bu21) 301 Main Street, Nottingham Squires Avenue, Bulwell (Bu22) 26 Hucknall Lane, Nottingham Ludford Road, Bulwell (Bu23) 113 Hucknall Lane, Nottingham Morrisons, Bulwell (Bu24) Morrisons Car Park, Bulwell (Bu83) Leen Drive, Nottingham The Apollo, Bulwell (Bu25) Lawton Drive, Bulwell Hall (Bu26) 239 Hucknall Lane, Nottingham Moorbridge Ponds, Bulwell (Bv01) Moorbridge Works, Bulwell (Bv02) Old Mill Close, Bestwood Village Church Road, Bestwood Village The Square, Bestwood Village 57 Park Road, Nottingham Country Park, Bestwood Village 59 Park Road, Nottingham The Square, Bestwood Village 57 Park Road, Nottingham Church Road, Bestwood Village Park Road, Bestwood Village Coronation Road, Bestwood Village Coronation Road, Bestwood St. Albans Civil Parish Direction: Cinderhill 528 bus Time Schedule 24 stops Cinderhill Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:57 PM - 4:57 PM Coronation Road, Bestwood Village Coronation Road, Bestwood St. Albans Civil Parish Tuesday 3:57 PM - 4:57 PM Park Road, Bestwood Village Wednesday 3:57 PM - 4:57 PM Church Road, Bestwood Village Thursday 3:57 PM - 4:57 PM Friday 3:57 PM - 4:57 PM The Square, Bestwood Village 57 Park Road, Nottingham Saturday 3:57 PM - 4:57 PM Country Park, Bestwood Village 59 Park Road, Nottingham The Square, Bestwood Village 528 bus Info 57 Park Road, Nottingham Direction: Cinderhill Stops: 24 Church Road, Bestwood Village Trip Duration: 21 min Line Summary: Coronation Road, Bestwood Village, Old Mill Close, Bestwood Village Park Road, Bestwood Village, Church Road, Bestwood Village, The Square, Bestwood Village, Moorbridge Cottage, Bulwell (Bv24) Country Park, Bestwood Village, The Square, Moorbridge Cottages, Nottingham Bestwood Village, Church Road, Bestwood Village, Old Mill Close, Bestwood Village, Moorbridge Moorbridge Ponds, Bulwell (Bv25) Cottage, Bulwell (Bv24), Moorbridge Ponds, Bulwell (Bv25), Lawton Drive, Bulwell Hall (Bu29), The Apollo, Lawton Drive, Bulwell Hall (Bu29) Bulwell (Bu30), Morrisons Car Park, Bulwell (Bu83), 184 Hucknall Lane, Nottingham Morrisons, Bulwell (Bu31), Squires Avenue, Bulwell (Bu33), Merchant Street, Bulwell (Bu34), Duke Street, The Apollo, Bulwell (Bu30) Bulwell (Bu35), Bulwell Bus Station, Bulwell (Bu09), Hucknall Lane, Nottingham Sellers Wood Drive, Bulwell (Bu45), Coventry Court, Hempshill Vale (Bu46), Glenn'S, Hempshill Vale Morrisons Car Park, Bulwell (Bu83) (Bu47), Leonard Street, Hempshill Vale (Bu48), Leen Drive, Nottingham Headstocks, Cinderhill (Bu49), Phoenix Park Interchange, Cinderhill (Ci30) Morrisons, Bulwell (Bu31) Squires Avenue, Bulwell (Bu33) 96 Hucknall Lane, Nottingham Merchant Street, Bulwell (Bu34) Edward Place, Nottingham Duke Street, Bulwell (Bu35) 25 Robinsons Hill, Nottingham Bulwell Bus Station, Bulwell (Bu09) Vere Street, Nottingham Sellers Wood Drive, Bulwell (Bu45) Main Street, Nottingham Coventry Court, Hempshill Vale (Bu46) Coventry Road, Nottingham Glenn'S, Hempshill Vale (Bu47) 162 Cinderhill Road, Nottingham Leonard Street, Hempshill Vale (Bu48) 147 Cinderhill Road, Nottingham Headstocks, Cinderhill (Bu49) Phoenix Park Interchange, Cinderhill (Ci30) Direction: Selston Green 528 bus Time Schedule 68 stops Selston Green Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:57 AM - 6:02 PM Coronation Road, Bestwood Village Coronation Road, Bestwood St. Albans Civil Parish Tuesday 6:57 AM - 6:02 PM Park Road, Bestwood Village Wednesday 6:57 AM - 6:02 PM Thursday 6:57 AM - 6:02 PM Church Road, Bestwood Village Friday 6:57 AM - 6:02 PM The Square, Bestwood Village 57 Park Road, Nottingham Saturday 6:57 AM - 6:02 PM Country Park, Bestwood Village 59 Park Road, Nottingham The Square, Bestwood Village 528 bus Info 57 Park Road, Nottingham Direction: Selston Green Stops: 68 Church Road, Bestwood Village Trip Duration: 54 min Line Summary: Coronation Road, Bestwood Village, Old Mill Close, Bestwood Village Park Road, Bestwood Village, Church Road, Bestwood Village, The Square, Bestwood Village, Moorbridge Cottage, Bulwell (Bv24) Country Park, Bestwood Village, The Square, Moorbridge Cottages, Nottingham Bestwood Village, Church Road, Bestwood Village, Old Mill Close, Bestwood Village, Moorbridge Moorbridge Ponds, Bulwell (Bv25) Cottage, Bulwell (Bv24), Moorbridge Ponds, Bulwell (Bv25), Lawton Drive, Bulwell Hall (Bu29), The Apollo, Lawton Drive, Bulwell Hall (Bu29) Bulwell (Bu30), Morrisons Car Park, Bulwell (Bu83), 184 Hucknall Lane, Nottingham Morrisons, Bulwell (Bu31), Squires Avenue, Bulwell (Bu33), Merchant Street, Bulwell (Bu34), Duke Street, The Apollo,
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