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313 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 313 bus time schedule & line map 313 Northiam View In Website Mode The 313 bus line (Northiam) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Northiam: 8:32 AM - 7:05 PM (2) Rye: 10:58 AM - 4:21 PM (3) Rye: 7:13 AM - 5:42 PM (4) Rye Harbour: 8:24 AM - 5:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 313 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 313 bus arriving. Direction: Northiam 313 bus Time Schedule 23 stops Northiam Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:32 AM - 7:05 PM Tram Road, Rye Harbour Tuesday 8:32 AM - 7:05 PM Industrial Park, Rye Harbour Wednesday 8:32 AM - 7:05 PM Tillingham Bridge, Rye Thursday 8:32 AM - 7:05 PM 39 Winchelsea Road, Rye Friday 8:32 AM - 7:05 PM Railway Station, Rye Station Approach, Rye Saturday 9:48 AM - 5:08 PM Railway Station, Rye Station Approach, Rye The Landgate, Rye 313 bus Info 20 Tower Street, Rye Direction: Northiam Stops: 23 Military Road, Rye Trip Duration: 24 min Line Summary: Tram Road, Rye Harbour, Industrial Rye Cemetery, Playden Park, Rye Harbour, Tillingham Bridge, Rye, Railway Station, Rye, Railway Station, Rye, The Landgate, Rye Hospital, Playden Rye, Military Road, Rye, Rye Cemetery, Playden, Rye Leasam Lane, Rye Foreign Civil Parish Hospital, Playden, Peace And Plenty, Playden, Lea Farm, Rye Foreign, School Lane, Peasmarsh, Farleys Peace And Plenty, Playden Way, Peasmarsh, Mill Lane, Flackley Ash, The Coach House, Four Oaks, Buddens Green, Beckley, School, Lea Farm, Rye Foreign Beckley, Rose And Crown, Clayhill, Frewen College, Northiam, Primary School, Northiam, Dixter Road, School Lane, Peasmarsh Northiam, Goddens Gill, Northiam, Coppards Lane, Northiam Farleys Way, Peasmarsh Mill Lane, Flackley Ash The Coach House, Four Oaks Buddens Green, Beckley Buddens Green, Beckley Civil Parish School, Beckley B2088, Beckley Civil Parish Rose And Crown, Clayhill Frewen College, Northiam Primary School, Northiam 3 Six Bells Mews, Northiam Civil Parish Dixter Road, Northiam Chapel Place, Northiam Civil Parish Goddens Gill, Northiam Coppards Lane, Northiam Ballards Lane (Station Road), Northiam Civil Parish Direction: Rye 313 bus Time Schedule 4 stops Rye Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 10:58 AM - 4:21 PM Tram Road, Rye Harbour Tuesday 10:58 AM - 4:21 PM Industrial Park, Rye Harbour Wednesday 10:58 AM - 4:21 PM Tillingham Bridge, Rye Thursday 10:58 AM - 4:21 PM 39 Winchelsea Road, Rye Friday 10:58 AM - 4:21 PM Railway Station, Rye Station Approach, Rye Saturday 8:32 AM - 4:21 PM 313 bus Info Direction: Rye Stops: 4 Trip Duration: 8 min Line Summary: Tram Road, Rye Harbour, Industrial Park, Rye Harbour, Tillingham Bridge, Rye, Railway Station, Rye Direction: Rye 313 bus Time Schedule 22 stops Rye Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:13 AM - 5:42 PM Coppards Lane, Northiam Tuesday 7:13 AM - 5:42 PM Goddens Gill, Northiam Wednesday 7:13 AM - 5:42 PM Dixter Road, Northiam Thursday 7:13 AM - 5:42 PM Hylands Close, Northiam Civil Parish Friday 7:13 AM - 5:42 PM Primary School, Northiam 3 Six Bells Mews, Northiam Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Frewen College, Northiam Rose And Crown, Clayhill 313 bus Info School, Beckley Direction: Rye Stops: 22 Buddens Green, Beckley Trip Duration: 24 min Line Summary: Coppards Lane, Northiam, Goddens The Coach House, Four Oaks Gill, Northiam, Dixter Road, Northiam, Primary School, Northiam, Frewen College, Northiam, Rose Mill Lane, Flackley Ash And Crown, Clayhill, School, Beckley, Buddens Green, Beckley, The Coach House, Four Oaks, Mill Lane, Flackley Ash, Farleys Way, Peasmarsh, School Lane, Farleys Way, Peasmarsh Peasmarsh, Lea Farm, Rye Foreign, Peace And Plenty, Playden, Rye Hospital, Playden, Rye Cemetery, School Lane, Peasmarsh Playden, Rye Hill, Rye, Military Road, Rye, Bowling Green, Rye, Shipyard Lane, Rye, The Deals, Rye, Lea Farm, Rye Foreign Railway Station, Rye Peace And Plenty, Playden Rye Hospital, Playden The Oakƒeld, Playden Civil Parish Rye Cemetery, Playden Rye Hill, Rye Military Road, Rye Bowling Green, Rye Fishmarket Road, Rye Shipyard Lane, Rye South Undercliff, Rye The Deals, Rye Railway Station, Rye Station Approach, Rye Direction: Rye Harbour 313 bus Time Schedule 25 stops Rye Harbour Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:24 AM - 5:00 PM Coppards Lane, Northiam Tuesday 8:24 AM - 5:00 PM Goddens Gill, Northiam Wednesday 8:24 AM - 5:00 PM Dixter Road, Northiam Thursday 8:24 AM - 5:00 PM Hylands Close, Northiam Civil Parish Friday 8:24 AM - 5:00 PM Primary School, Northiam 3 Six Bells Mews, Northiam Civil Parish Saturday 8:24 AM - 5:00 PM Frewen College, Northiam Rose And Crown, Clayhill 313 bus Info School, Beckley Direction: Rye Harbour Stops: 25 Buddens Green, Beckley Trip Duration: 7 min Line Summary: Coppards Lane, Northiam, Goddens The Coach House, Four Oaks Gill, Northiam, Dixter Road, Northiam, Primary School, Northiam, Frewen College, Northiam, Rose Mill Lane, Flackley Ash And Crown, Clayhill, School, Beckley, Buddens Green, Beckley, The Coach House, Four Oaks, Mill Lane, Flackley Ash, Farleys Way, Peasmarsh, School Lane, Farleys Way, Peasmarsh Peasmarsh, Lea Farm, Rye Foreign, Peace And Plenty, Playden, Rye Hospital, Playden, Rye Cemetery, School Lane, Peasmarsh Playden, Rye Hill, Rye, Military Road, Rye, Bowling Green, Rye, Shipyard Lane, Rye, The Deals, Rye, Lea Farm, Rye Foreign Railway Station, Rye, Wish Street, Rye, Industrial Park, Rye Harbour, Tram Road, Rye Harbour Peace And Plenty, Playden Rye Hospital, Playden The Oakƒeld, Playden Civil Parish Rye Cemetery, Playden Rye Hill, Rye Military Road, Rye Bowling Green, Rye Fishmarket Road, Rye Shipyard Lane, Rye South Undercliff, Rye The Deals, Rye Railway Station, Rye Station Approach, Rye Wish Street, Rye Wish Street, Rye Industrial Park, Rye Harbour Tram Road, Rye Harbour 313 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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