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201 Light Rail Time Schedule & Line Route 201 light rail time schedule & line map 201 Red Line - Somerset - Bridlewood / Tuscany CTrain View In Website Mode The 201 light rail line (Red Line - Somerset - Bridlewood / Tuscany CTrain) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Somerset-Bridlewood: 12:10 AM - 11:54 PM (2) Tuscany: 12:11 AM - 11:55 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 201 light rail station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 201 light rail arriving. Direction: Somerset-Bridlewood 201 light rail Time Schedule 25 stops Somerset-Bridlewood Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:10 AM - 11:54 PM Monday 12:10 AM - 11:54 PM Sb Tuscany Ctrain Station Tuesday 12:10 AM - 11:54 PM Sb Crowfoot Ctrain Station Wednesday 12:10 AM - 11:54 PM Sb Dalhousie Ctrain Station Thursday 12:10 AM - 11:54 PM Sb Brentwood Ctrain Station Friday 12:10 AM - 11:54 PM 3211 Research Rd Nw, Calgary Saturday 12:10 AM - 11:54 PM Sb University Ctrain Station Sb Banff Trail Ctrain Station ramp, Calgary 201 light rail Info Sb Lions Park Ctrain Station Direction: Somerset-Bridlewood Stops: 25 Sb Sait / Auarts / Jubilee Ctrain Stn Trip Duration: 57 min Line Summary: Sb Tuscany Ctrain Station, Sb Sb Sunnyside Ctrain Station Crowfoot Ctrain Station, Sb Dalhousie Ctrain Station, Sb Brentwood Ctrain Station, Sb University Ctrain 418 9a St Nw, Calgary Station, Sb Banff Trail Ctrain Station, Sb Lions Park Eb 8 Street SW Ctrain Station Ctrain Station, Sb Sait / Auarts / Jubilee Ctrain Stn, Sb Sunnyside Ctrain Station, Eb 8 Street SW Ctrain 827 7 Av Sw, Calgary Station, Eb 6 Street SW Ctrain Station, Eb 3 Street SW Eb 6 Street SW Ctrain Station Ctrain Station, Eb Centre Street Ctrain Station, Eb City Hall Ctrain Station, Sb Victoria Park / Stampede 707 5 Street SW, Calgary Ctrain Station, Sb Erlton / Stampede Station, Sb 39 Eb 3 Street SW Ctrain Station Avenue Ctrain Station, Sb Chinook Ctrain Station, Sb Heritage Ctrain Station, Sb Southland Ctrain Station, 333 7 Av Sw, Calgary Sb Anderson Ctrain Station, Sb Canyon Meadows Eb Centre Street Ctrain Station Ctrain Station, Sb Fish Creek - Lacombe Ctrain Station, Sb Shawnessy Ctrain Station, Sb Somerset - 128 7 Av Se, Calgary Bridlewood Ctrain Station Eb City Hall Ctrain Station 315 7 Av Se, Calgary Sb Victoria Park / Stampede Ctrain Station 1502 Macleod Tr Se, Calgary Sb Erlton / Stampede Station 2327 2a St Se, Calgary Sb 39 Avenue Ctrain Station sidewalk, Calgary Sb Chinook Ctrain Station Sb Heritage Ctrain Station 515 Heritage Dr Sw, Calgary Sb Southland Ctrain Station Sb Anderson Ctrain Station Sb Canyon Meadows Ctrain Station 420R Cantrell Dr Sw, Calgary Sb Fish Creek - Lacombe Ctrain Station Sb Shawnessy Ctrain Station 48 Shawmeadows Ga Sw, Calgary Sb Somerset - Bridlewood Ctrain Station 10 Shawville Ga Se, Calgary Direction: Tuscany 201 light rail Time Schedule 24 stops Tuscany Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:11 AM - 11:55 PM Monday 12:11 AM - 11:55 PM Nb Somerset - Bridlewood Ctrain Station 10 Shawville Ga Se, Calgary Tuesday 12:11 AM - 11:55 PM Nb Shawnessy Ctrain Station Wednesday 12:11 AM - 11:55 PM 48 Shawmeadows Ga Sw, Calgary Thursday 12:11 AM - 11:55 PM Nb Fish Creek - Lacombe Ctrain Station Friday 12:11 AM - 11:55 PM Nb Canyon Meadows Ctrain Station Saturday 12:11 AM - 11:55 PM 420R Cantrell Dr Sw, Calgary Nb Anderson Ctrain Station Nb Southland Ctrain Station 201 light rail Info Direction: Tuscany Nb Heritage Ctrain Station Stops: 24 Heritage Drive regional pathway, Calgary Trip Duration: 56 min Line Summary: Nb Somerset - Bridlewood Ctrain Nb Chinook Ctrain Station Station, Nb Shawnessy Ctrain Station, Nb Fish Creek 115 61 Av Sw, Calgary - Lacombe Ctrain Station, Nb Canyon Meadows Ctrain Station, Nb Anderson Ctrain Station, Nb Nb 39 Avenue Ctrain Station Southland Ctrain Station, Nb Heritage Ctrain Station, sidewalk, Calgary Nb Chinook Ctrain Station, Nb 39 Avenue Ctrain Station, Nb Erlton / Stampede Ctrain Staion, Nb Nb Erlton / Stampede Ctrain Staion Victoria Park / Stampede Ctrain Station, Wb City Hall 2327 2a St Se, Calgary Ctrain Station, Wb 1 Street SW Ctrain Station, Wb 4 Street SW Ctrain Station, Wb 7 Street SW Ctrain Nb Victoria Park / Stampede Ctrain Station Station, Nb Sunnyside Ctrain Station, Nb Sait / 1502 Macleod Tr Se, Calgary Auarts / Jubilee Ctrain Stn, Nb Lions Park Ctrain Station, Nb Banff Trail Ctrain Station, Nb University Wb City Hall Ctrain Station Ctrain Station, Nb Brentwood Ctrain Station, Nb 315 7 Av Se, Calgary Dalhousie Ctrain Station, Nb Crowfoot Ctrain Station, Nb Tuscany Ctrain Station Wb 1 Street SW Ctrain Station 123 7 Av Sw, Calgary Wb 4 Street SW Ctrain Station 531 7 Av Sw, Calgary Wb 7 Street SW Ctrain Station 731 7 Av Sw, Calgary Nb Sunnyside Ctrain Station 418 9a St Nw, Calgary Nb Sait / Auarts / Jubilee Ctrain Stn Nb Lions Park Ctrain Station 1928 14 Av Nw, Calgary Nb Banff Trail Ctrain Station ramp, Calgary Nb University Ctrain Station Nb Brentwood Ctrain Station Nb Dalhousie Ctrain Station Nb Crowfoot Ctrain Station Nb Tuscany Ctrain Station 201 light rail time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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