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X17 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route X17 bus time schedule & line map X17 Coventry - Warwick View In Website Mode The X17 bus line (Coventry - Warwick) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Coventry: 5:10 AM - 8:09 PM (2) Leamington Spa: 6:20 PM - 8:30 PM (3) Leamington Spa: 5:47 PM - 9:58 PM (4) Warwick: 5:42 AM - 8:20 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest X17 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next X17 bus arriving. Direction: Coventry X17 bus Time Schedule 71 stops Coventry Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:22 AM - 6:03 PM Monday 5:10 AM - 8:09 PM Bus Station, Warwick 1 Market Street, Royal Leamington Spa Tuesday 5:10 AM - 8:09 PM Northgate Methodist Church, Warwick Wednesday 5:10 AM - 8:09 PM A425, Royal Leamington Spa Thursday 5:10 AM - 8:09 PM Priory Mews, Warwick Friday 5:10 AM - 8:09 PM 1-3 Cape Road, Royal Leamington Spa Saturday 6:11 AM - 8:09 PM Newburgh Road, Warwick St Michaels Road, Warwick Lock Lane, Warwick X17 bus Info Direction: Coventry Lyttleton Road, Warwick Stops: 71 Trip Duration: 83 min Scar Bank, Warwick Line Summary: Bus Station, Warwick, Northgate 39 Millers Road, Royal Leamington Spa Methodist Church, Warwick, Priory Mews, Warwick, Newburgh Road, Warwick, St Michaels Road, Warwick Hospital, Warwick Warwick, Lock Lane, Warwick, Lyttleton Road, Warwick, Scar Bank, Warwick, Warwick Hospital, Park Tavern, Warwick Warwick, Park Tavern, Warwick, Railway Station, 27 Lakin Road, Royal Leamington Spa Warwick, Guy Street, Warwick, Broad Street, Warwick, Ilex Court, Warwick, All Saints Road, Railway Station, Warwick Warwick, Portobello Bridge, Warwick, Guide Dogs For 48 Coventry Road, Royal Leamington Spa the Blind, Leamington Spa, Warwick New Road, Leamington Spa, Edmonscote Road, Leamington Guy Street, Warwick Spa, Morrisons, Leamington Spa, Railway Station, 25 Coten End, Royal Leamington Spa Leamington Spa, Parish Church Stand B, Leamington Spa, Dormer Place, Leamington Spa, Broad Street, Warwick Post O∆ce, Leamington Spa, Oxford Street, Broad Street, Royal Leamington Spa Leamington Spa, Clarendon Avenue, Leamington Spa, Arnold Lodge School, Leamington Spa, Ilex Court, Warwick Lillington Avenue, Leamington Spa, Woodcote Road, 19 Ilex Court, Royal Leamington Spa Leamington Spa, Northumberland Road, Leamington Spa, Oak Bank House, Leamington Spa, All Saints Road, Warwick Blackdown Crossorads, Leamington Spa, 84 Emscote Road, Royal Leamington Spa Leamington Rugby Club, Leamington Spa, Ramada Hotel, Leamington Spa, Chesford Crossroads, Portobello Bridge, Warwick Kenilworth, Thickthorn Island, Kenilworth, Ferndale 204 Emscote Road, Royal Leamington Spa Drive, Kenilworth, St Johns Street, Kenilworth, Randall Road, Kenilworth, Holiday Inn, Kenilworth, Guide Dogs For the Blind, Leamington Spa Church, Kenilworth, Sports & Social Club, Kenilworth, Warwick New Road, Royal Leamington Spa Henry Street, Kenilworth, Wyandotte, Kenilworth, Villiers Road, Kenilworth, Leyes Lane, Kenilworth, Warwick New Road, Leamington Spa Shops, Kenilworth, Leyes Lane, Kenilworth, Saville Grove, Kenilworth, Hidcote Road, Kenilworth, Edmonscote Road, Leamington Spa Dalehouse Lane, Kenilworth, Highland Roiad, Kenilworth, Common, Kenilworth, Woodland Road, Morrisons, Leamington Spa Kenilworth, Crackley, Kenilworth, Cryƒeld Grange Rd, Old Warwick Road, Royal Leamington Spa Gibbet Hill, Gibbet Hill Rd, Gibbet Hill, Abberton Way, Gibbet Hill, Cannon Hill Rd, Green Lane, Railway Station, Leamington Spa Fletchamstead Highway, Green Lane, Coat Of Arms Bridge Rd, War Memorial Park, Park And Ride Car Parish Church Stand B, Leamington Spa Park, War Memorial Park, Beechwood Avenue, War Victoria Terrace, Royal Leamington Spa Memorial Park, Davenport Rd, War Memorial Park, Leamington Rd, Earlsdon, Rail Station Bridge, Dormer Place, Leamington Spa Coventry (Wr3), Coventry Rail Station, Coventry Parade, Royal Leamington Spa (Er1), Queen Victoria Rd, Coventry (Gr1), Croft Road, Coventry (Vr3), St Johns Church, Coventry (Cs4), Post O∆ce, Leamington Spa Transport Museum, Coventry (Hs1) 18a Clarendon Street, Royal Leamington Spa Oxford Street, Leamington Spa 44-46 Clarendon Avenue, Royal Leamington Spa Clarendon Avenue, Leamington Spa Beauchamp Road, Royal Leamington Spa Arnold Lodge School, Leamington Spa Lillington Avenue, Leamington Spa Woodcote Road, Leamington Spa Northumberland Road, Leamington Spa Oak Bank House, Leamington Spa Kenilworth Road, Old Milverton Civil Parish Blackdown Crossorads, Leamington Spa Leamington Rugby Club, Leamington Spa Ramada Hotel, Leamington Spa A452, Blackdown Civil Parish Chesford Crossroads, Kenilworth Thickthorn Island, Kenilworth Leamington Road, Kenilworth Ferndale Drive, Kenilworth A452, Kenilworth St Johns Street, Kenilworth 149 Warwick Road, Kenilworth Randall Road, Kenilworth 50 Warwick Road, Kenilworth Holiday Inn, Kenilworth 212 Abbey End, Kenilworth Church, Kenilworth Church Drive, Kenilworth Sports & Social Club, Kenilworth Upper Rosemary Hill, Kenilworth Henry Street, Kenilworth Wyandotte, Kenilworth 1 Park Road, Kenilworth Villiers Road, Kenilworth 58-66 Webster Avenue, Kenilworth Leyes Lane, Kenilworth Park Hill, Kenilworth Shops, Kenilworth Leyes Lane, Kenilworth Leyes Lane, Kenilworth 9 Rawnsley Drive, Kenilworth Saville Grove, Kenilworth 1 Saville Grove, Kenilworth Hidcote Road, Kenilworth 6 Hidcote Road, Kenilworth Dalehouse Lane, Kenilworth 61 Dalehouse Lane, Kenilworth Highland Roiad, Kenilworth Common, Kenilworth Common Lane, Kenilworth Woodland Road, Kenilworth Crackley, Kenilworth Cryƒeld Grange Rd, Gibbet Hill Gibbet Hill Rd, Gibbet Hill Gibbet Hill Road, Kenilworth Abberton Way, Gibbet Hill Cannon Hill Rd, Green Lane Fletchamstead Highway, Green Lane 44 Kenilworth Road, Coventry Coat Of Arms Bridge Rd, War Memorial Park 49 Woodland Avenue, Coventry Park And Ride Car Park, War Memorial Park Beechwood Avenue, War Memorial Park Davenport Rd, War Memorial Park 1 Davenport Road, Coventry Leamington Rd, Earlsdon 161 Warwick Road, Coventry Rail Station Bridge, Coventry (Wr3) Michaelmas Road, Coventry Coventry Rail Station, Coventry (Er1) Station Square, Coventry Queen Victoria Rd, Coventry (Gr1) Sheriffs Orchard, Coventry Croft Road, Coventry (Vr3) Queen Victoria Road, Coventry St Johns Church, Coventry (Cs4) Transport Museum, Coventry (Hs1) Trinity Street, Coventry Direction: Leamington Spa X17 bus Time Schedule 49 stops Leamington Spa Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:12 PM Monday 6:20 PM - 8:30 PM Transport Museum, Coventry (Hs1) Trinity Street, Coventry Tuesday 6:20 PM - 8:30 PM Coventry Baths, Coventry (Cu4) Wednesday 6:20 PM - 8:30 PM Cox Street, Coventry Thursday 6:20 PM - 8:30 PM Gosford Street, Coventry (Cu3) Friday 6:20 PM - 8:30 PM Service Road, Coventry Saturday 6:20 PM - 8:30 PM Earl St, Coventry (Mp1) Jordan Well, Coventry Little Park St, Coventry (Sj1) Little Park Street, Coventry X17 bus Info Direction: Leamington Spa Quadrant, Coventry (By4) Stops: 49 159 New Union Street, Coventry Trip Duration: 43 min Line Summary: Transport Museum, Coventry (Hs1), Coventry Rail Station, Coventry (Er2) Coventry Baths, Coventry (Cu4), Gosford Street, Eaton Road, Coventry Coventry (Cu3), Earl St, Coventry (Mp1), Little Park St, Coventry (Sj1), Quadrant, Coventry (By4), Rail Station Bridge, Coventry (Wr2) Coventry Rail Station, Coventry (Er2), Rail Station 119-131 Warwick Road, Coventry Bridge, Coventry (Wr2), Leamington Rd, Earlsdon, Davenport Rd, War Memorial Park, Earlsdon Avenue Leamington Rd, Earlsdon South, War Memorial Park, Park And Ride Car Park, 157 Warwick Road, Coventry War Memorial Park, Beechwood Avenue, War Memorial Park, Coat Of Arms Bridge Rd, War Davenport Rd, War Memorial Park Memorial Park, Fletchamstead Highway, Green Lane, Kenpas Highway, Green Lane, Cannon Hill Rd, Green Earlsdon Avenue South, War Memorial Park Lane, Abberton Way, Gibbet Hill, Gibbet Hill Rd, Gibbet Hill, Cryƒeld Grange Rd, Gibbet Hill, Crackley, Park And Ride Car Park, War Memorial Park Kenilworth, Woodland Road, Kenilworth, Common, Kenilworth, Highland Road, Kenilworth, Knowle Hill, Beechwood Avenue, War Memorial Park Kenilworth, Hidcote Road, Kenilworth, Rawnsley Kenilworth Road, Coventry Drive, Kenilworth, Shops, Kenilworth, Kenilworth School, Kenilworth, Villiers Road, Kenilworth, Coat Of Arms Bridge Rd, War Memorial Park Herberts Lane, Kenilworth, Spring Lane, Kenilworth, Sports & Social Club, Kenilworth, Church, Kenilworth, Fletchamstead Highway, Green Lane Shops, Kenilworth, Lion, Kenilworth, Clarendon Road, 8 Sylvan Drive, Coventry Kenilworth, St Johns Church, Kenilworth, Ferndale Drive, Kenilworth, Chesford Crossroads, Kenilworth, Kenpas Highway, Green Lane Ramada Hotel, Leamington Spa, Leamington Rugby Club, Leamington Spa, Blackdown Crossroads, Cannon Hill Rd, Green Lane Leamington Spa, Northumberland Road, Leamington Spa, Woodcote Road, Leamington Spa, Abberton Way, Gibbet Hill Lillington Avenue, Leamington Spa, Trinity Street, Leamington Spa, Clarendon Avenue, Leamington Gibbet Hill Rd, Gibbet Hill Spa, Parish Church, Leamington Spa Gibbet Hill Road, Kenilworth Cryƒeld Grange Rd, Gibbet Hill Crackley, Kenilworth Woodland Road, Kenilworth Greenway Bridge, Kenilworth Common, Kenilworth Common Lane, Kenilworth Highland Road, Kenilworth 1A Highland Road, Kenilworth Knowle Hill, Kenilworth 55 Dalehouse Lane, Kenilworth Hidcote Road, Kenilworth 1 Fairway Rise, Kenilworth Rawnsley Drive, Kenilworth 40 Leyes Lane, Kenilworth Shops, Kenilworth The Wardens, Kenilworth Kenilworth School, Kenilworth 6 Leyes Lane, Kenilworth Villiers Road, Kenilworth 49 Park Hill, Kenilworth Herberts
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