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5A bus time schedule & line map 5A Middlesbrough - Guisborough View In Website Mode The 5A bus line (Middlesbrough - Guisborough) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Guisborough: 8:07 AM - 5:32 PM (2) Middlesbrough: 7:09 AM - 5:04 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 5A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 5A bus arriving. Direction: Guisborough 5A bus Time Schedule 37 stops Guisborough Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:07 AM - 5:32 PM Bus Station Stand 8, Middlesbrough Newport Road, Middlesbrough Tuesday 8:07 AM - 5:32 PM Centre Square, Middlesbrough Wednesday 8:07 AM - 5:32 PM Teesside University Thursday 8:07 AM - 5:32 PM Dunning Road, Middlesbrough Friday 8:07 AM - 5:32 PM Myrtle Street, Middlesbrough Saturday 8:42 AM - 5:27 PM Elstone Road, Middlesbrough Elstone Road, Middlesbrough Market Place, North Ormesby 5A bus Info Cromwell Street, Middlesbrough Direction: Guisborough Stops: 37 Working Mens Club, North Ormesby Trip Duration: 42 min Kings Road, Middlesbrough Line Summary: Bus Station Stand 8, Middlesbrough, Centre Square, Middlesbrough, Teesside University, The Buccaneer, North Ormesby Myrtle Street, Middlesbrough, Elstone Road, Kings Road, Middlesbrough Middlesbrough, Market Place, North Ormesby, Working Mens Club, North Ormesby, The Buccaneer, Dionysia Road, Berwick Hills North Ormesby, Dionysia Road, Berwick Hills, Bordesley Green, Pallister, Charlbury Road, Pallister, Bordesley Green, Pallister Corpus Christi Rc Primary School, Pallister, Ruth Cranmore Road, Middlesbrough Avenue, Thorntree, Fleet House, Thorntree, The Greenway South End, Thorntree, Leamington Grove, Charlbury Road, Pallister Netherƒelds, Roundabout - Cargo Fleet Lane, Ormesby, Ormesby Primary School, Ormesby, The Corpus Christi Rc Primary School, Pallister Hall Close, Ormesby, Westbank Road, Ormesby, Lyndhurst Gardens, Nunthorpe, Bank Top, Ruth Avenue, Thorntree Nunthorpe, Swans Corner Roundabout, Nunthorpe, Cleveland View, Middlesbrough Upsall Grange Farm, A171 - Guisborough Rd, Upsall Cottages, A171 - Guisborough Rd, Cross Keys Inn, Fleet House, Thorntree A171 - Guisborough Rd, Windlebridge Roundabout, Guisborough, Falcon Way, Guisborough, The The Greenway South End, Thorntree Voyager, Guisborough, Sorrell Grove, Guisborough, The Grove, Hutton Gate, St Leonards Road South Leamington Grove, Netherƒelds End, Guisborough, Strona Walk, Guisborough, Sainsbury'S, Guisborough, Chaloner Hall Roundabout - Cargo Fleet Lane, Ormesby Apartments, Guisborough, Belmont View, Guisborough, Market Place, Guisborough Ormesby Primary School, Ormesby Sunny Field, Middlesbrough The Hall Close, Ormesby Westbank Road, Ormesby Lyndhurst Gardens, Nunthorpe Ormesby Bank, Middlesbrough Bank Top, Nunthorpe Swans Corner Roundabout, Nunthorpe Upsall Grange Farm, A171 - Guisborough Rd Upsall Cottages, A171 - Guisborough Rd Cross Keys Inn, A171 - Guisborough Rd Windlebridge Roundabout, Guisborough Falcon Way, Guisborough Mallard Close, Guisborough Civil Parish The Voyager, Guisborough Sorrell Grove, Guisborough The Avenue, Guisborough Civil Parish The Grove, Hutton Gate St Leonards Road South End, Guisborough Strona Walk, Guisborough Thames Avenue, Guisborough Civil Parish Sainsbury'S, Guisborough Chaloner Hall Apartments, Guisborough Belmont View, Guisborough Fountain Street, Guisborough Civil Parish Market Place, Guisborough Direction: Middlesbrough 5A bus Time Schedule 40 stops Middlesbrough Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:09 AM - 5:04 PM Sainsbury'S, Guisborough Tuesday 7:09 AM - 5:04 PM Chaloner Hall Apartments, Guisborough Wednesday 7:09 AM - 5:04 PM Belmont View, Guisborough Thursday 7:09 AM - 5:04 PM Fountain Street, Guisborough Civil Parish Friday 7:09 AM - 5:04 PM Market Place, Guisborough Saturday 8:24 AM - 4:51 PM The Ship, Guisborough 88 Westgate, Guisborough Civil Parish West End Avenue, Guisborough 5A bus Info Thames Avenue North End, Guisborough Direction: Middlesbrough Rectory Lane, Guisborough Civil Parish Stops: 40 Trip Duration: 46 min Strona Walk, Guisborough Line Summary: Sainsbury'S, Guisborough, Chaloner Thames Avenue, Guisborough Civil Parish Hall Apartments, Guisborough, Belmont View, Guisborough, Market Place, Guisborough, The Ship, St Leonards Road South End, Guisborough Guisborough, West End Avenue, Guisborough, Thames Avenue North End, Guisborough, Strona The Grove, Hutton Gate Walk, Guisborough, St Leonards Road South End, Guisborough, The Grove, Hutton Gate, Sorrell Grove, Sorrell Grove, Guisborough Guisborough, The Voyager, Guisborough, Falcon Way, Guisborough, Windlebridge Roundabout, The Avenue, Guisborough Civil Parish Guisborough, Cross Keys Inn, A171 - Guisborough The Voyager, Guisborough Rd, Upsall Cottages, A171 - Guisborough Rd, Upsall Grange Farm, A171 - Guisborough Rd, Swans Corner Falcon Way, Guisborough Roundabout, Nunthorpe, Bank Top, Nunthorpe, Lyndhurst Gardens, Nunthorpe, Westbank Road, Ormesby, The Hall Close, Ormesby, Ormesby Primary Windlebridge Roundabout, Guisborough School, Ormesby, Roundabout - Cargo Fleet Lane, Ormesby, Leamington Grove, Netherƒelds, The Cross Keys Inn, A171 - Guisborough Rd Greenway South End, Thorntree, Ruth Avenue, Thorntree, Corpus Christi Rc Primary School, Upsall Cottages, A171 - Guisborough Rd Pallister, Cotswold Avenue, Pallister, Charlbury Road, Pallister, Bordesley Green, Pallister, Dionysia Road, Upsall Grange Farm, A171 - Guisborough Rd Berwick Hills, The Buccaneer, North Ormesby, Working Mens Club, North Ormesby, Market Place, Swans Corner Roundabout, Nunthorpe North Ormesby, Elstone Road, Middlesbrough, Myrtle Street, Middlesbrough, Teesside University, Amber Bank Top, Nunthorpe Street, Middlesbrough, Bus Station Stand 11, Middlesbrough Lyndhurst Gardens, Nunthorpe Ormesby Bank, Middlesbrough Westbank Road, Ormesby Ormesby Bank, Middlesbrough The Hall Close, Ormesby Orchard Way, Middlesbrough Ormesby Primary School, Ormesby Roundabout - Cargo Fleet Lane, Ormesby Leamington Grove, Netherƒelds Fulbeck Road, Middlesbrough The Greenway South End, Thorntree Ruth Avenue, Thorntree Ruth Avenue, Middlesbrough Corpus Christi Rc Primary School, Pallister Cotswold Avenue, Pallister Cargo Fleet Lane, Middlesbrough Charlbury Road, Pallister Cheam Avenue, Middlesbrough Bordesley Green, Pallister Cranmore Road, Middlesbrough Dionysia Road, Berwick Hills Bailey Grove, Middlesbrough The Buccaneer, North Ormesby Working Mens Club, North Ormesby Market Place, North Ormesby Cromwell Street, Middlesbrough Elstone Road, Middlesbrough Myrtle Street, Middlesbrough Teesside University Dunning Road, Middlesbrough Amber Street, Middlesbrough Borough Road, Middlesbrough Bus Station Stand 11, Middlesbrough 5A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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