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201 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 201 bus time schedule & line map 201 Glenrothes bus depot - Kinross, Ross Street View In Website Mode The 201 bus line (Glenrothes bus depot - Kinross, Ross Street) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Kinross: 8:20 AM - 5:00 PM (2) Queensway: 9:11 AM - 6:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 201 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 201 bus arriving. Direction: Kinross 201 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Kinross Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:20 AM - 5:00 PM Bus Depot, Queensway Tuesday 8:20 AM - 5:00 PM Flemington Road, Glenrothes Wednesday 8:20 AM - 5:00 PM Bus Station Arrival Bay, Glenrothes Thursday 8:20 AM - 5:00 PM Church Street, Glenrothes Friday 8:20 AM - 5:00 PM Bus Station, Glenrothes Saturday 8:20 AM - 5:00 PM St Columba's Church, Auchmuty Church Street, Glenrothes Rimble Loan, Rimbleton Scott Path South, Glenrothes 201 bus Info Direction: Kinross Torridon Place, Rimbleton Stops: 46 Fraser Place, Glenrothes Trip Duration: 56 min Line Summary: Bus Depot, Queensway, Flemington Sunart Place, South Parks Road, Glenrothes, Bus Station Arrival Bay, Glenrothes, Bus Station, Glenrothes, St Columba's Bilsland Road, Rimbleton Church, Auchmuty, Rimble Loan, Rimbleton, Torridon Sinclair Avenue, Scotland Place, Rimbleton, Sunart Place, South Parks, Bilsland Road, Rimbleton, West Local O∆ce, Macedonia, West Local O∆ce, Macedonia Minto Place, Tanshall, Roxburgh Road West Access, Macedonia, Golf Course Road, Tanshall, Minto Place, Tanshall Cabbagehall, Leslie, Blair Place, Leslie, Baptist Church, Leslie, Croft Road, Leslie, Bank Place, Leslie, Roxburgh Road West Access, Macedonia Auchmuirbridge Hotel, Auchmuirbridge, Jamesƒeld, Scotlandwell, Old Garage, Scotlandwell, Well Inn, Golf Course Road, Tanshall Scotlandwell, Lomond Inn, Kinnesswood, Garage, Kinnesswood, Back Dykes Road, Kinnesswood, South Parks Road, Leslie Burnside Cottage, Easter Balgedie, Broadwell, Wester Balgedie, Loch Leven Larder, Milnathort, Mayƒeld Cabbagehall, Leslie Gardens, Milnathort, Victoria Avenue, Milnathort, Croft Wynd, Milnathort, Primary School, Milnathort, Blair Place, Leslie Marshall Place, Milnathort, Bridgefauld Road, Blair Place, Leslie Milnathort, Loch Leven Leisure Centre, Kinross, Loch Leven Community Campus, Kinross, Burnbank Baptist Church, Leslie Meadows, Kinross, Gallowhill Road, Kinross, Murray Place, Leslie Whinƒeld Drive, Kinross, Thompson Place, Kinross, Morlich Place, Kinross, Park And Ride, Kinross, Croft Road, Leslie Levenbridge Place, Kinross, Clashburn Way, Kinross, Mansƒeld, Leslie Myre Terrace, Kinross, Ross Street, Kinross Bank Place, Leslie Bank Place, Leslie Auchmuirbridge Hotel, Auchmuirbridge Jamesƒeld, Scotlandwell Leslie Road, Scotland Old Garage, Scotlandwell Main Street, Scotland Well Inn, Scotlandwell Main Street, Scotland Lomond Inn, Kinnesswood Main Street, Scotland Garage, Kinnesswood Back Dykes Road, Kinnesswood Burnside Cottage, Easter Balgedie Broadwell, Wester Balgedie Loch Leven Larder, Milnathort Mayƒeld Gardens, Milnathort Victoria Avenue, Milnathort Croft Wynd, Milnathort Primary School, Milnathort Marshall Place, Milnathort Marshall Place, Milnathort Bridgefauld Road, Milnathort The Fairways, Milnathort Loch Leven Leisure Centre, Kinross A922, Kinross Loch Leven Community Campus, Kinross Burnbank Meadows, Kinross Gallowhill Road, Kinross Whinƒeld Drive, Kinross Thompson Place, Kinross Morlich Place, Scotland Morlich Place, Kinross Park And Ride, Kinross Junction Road, Scotland Levenbridge Place, Kinross Clashburn Way, Kinross Clashburn Road, Scotland Myre Terrace, Kinross Ross Street, Kinross Ross Street, Kinross Direction: Queensway 201 bus Time Schedule 49 stops Queensway Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:11 AM - 6:00 PM Ross Street, Kinross Ross Street, Kinross Tuesday 9:11 AM - 6:00 PM Myre Terrace, Kinross Wednesday 9:11 AM - 6:00 PM Montgomery Street, Kinross Thursday 9:11 AM - 6:00 PM 132 High Street, Scotland Friday 9:11 AM - 6:00 PM Lomond Mews, Kinross Saturday 9:11 AM - 6:00 PM Lomond Mews, Kinross Primary School, Kinross Station Road, Kinross 201 bus Info Station Road, Kinross Direction: Queensway Ochil View, Kinross Stops: 49 Trip Duration: 59 min Park And Ride, Kinross Line Summary: Ross Street, Kinross, Myre Terrace, Junction Road, Scotland Kinross, Montgomery Street, Kinross, Lomond Mews, Kinross, Primary School, Kinross, Station Road, Morlich Place, Kinross Kinross, Park And Ride, Kinross, Morlich Place, Kinross, Thompson Place, Kinross, Whinƒeld Drive, Thompson Place, Kinross Kinross, Gallowhill Road, Kinross, Loch Leven Morlich Place, Scotland Community Campus, Kinross, Burnbank Meadows, Kinross, Loch Leven Leisure Centre, Kinross, Whinƒeld Drive, Kinross Marshall Place, Milnathort, Primary School, Milnathort, Croft Wynd, Milnathort, Victoria Avenue, Gallowhill Road, Kinross Milnathort, Perth Road, Milnathort, Mayƒeld Gardens, Milnathort, Loch Leven Larder, Milnathort, Loch Leven Community Campus, Kinross Broadwell, Wester Balgedie, Balgedie Court, Glenlomond, Burnside Cottage, Easter Balgedie, Burnbank Meadows, Kinross Garage, Kinnesswood, Lomond Inn, Kinnesswood, Well Inn, Scotlandwell, Old Garage, Scotlandwell, Loch Leven Leisure Centre, Kinross Jamesƒeld, Scotlandwell, Auchmuirbridge Hotel, Auchmuirbridge, Bank Place, Leslie, Croft Road, A922, Kinross Leslie, Baptist Church, Leslie, Norman Place, Leslie, Marshall Place, Milnathort Glenwood Road, Leslie, Cabbagehall, Leslie, Golf Course Road, Tanshall, Roxburgh Road West Access, Marshall Place, Milnathort Macedonia, West Local O∆ce, Macedonia, Bilsland Primary School, Milnathort Road, Rimbleton, Innes Road, South Parks, Hamilton Place, Rimbleton, Scott Road, Rimbleton, St Stirling Road, Milnathort Columba's Church, Auchmuty, Bus Station Arrival Croft Wynd, Milnathort Bay, Glenrothes, Bus Station, Glenrothes, Auchmuty Road, Glenrothes, Flemington Road, Glenrothes, Bus Victoria Avenue, Milnathort Depot, Queensway New Road, Milnathort Perth Road, Milnathort Mayƒeld Gardens, Milnathort Burleigh Road, Milnathort Loch Leven Larder, Milnathort Broadwell, Wester Balgedie Balgedie Court, Glenlomond Burnside Cottage, Easter Balgedie Garage, Kinnesswood Lomond Inn, Kinnesswood Main Street, Scotland Well Inn, Scotlandwell Main Street, Scotland Old Garage, Scotlandwell Main Street, Scotland Jamesƒeld, Scotlandwell Leslie Road, Scotland Auchmuirbridge Hotel, Auchmuirbridge Bank Place, Leslie Bank Place, Leslie Croft Road, Leslie Mansƒeld, Leslie Baptist Church, Leslie Murray Place, Leslie Norman Place, Leslie Glenwood Road, Leslie Meadow Path, Leslie Cabbagehall, Leslie Golf Course Road, Tanshall South Parks Road, Leslie Roxburgh Road West Access, Macedonia West Local O∆ce, Macedonia 1 Roxburgh Road, Scotland Bilsland Road, Rimbleton Sinclair Avenue, Scotland Innes Road, South Parks Hamilton Place, Rimbleton Scott Road, Rimbleton St Columba's Church, Auchmuty Church Street, Glenrothes Bus Station Arrival Bay, Glenrothes Church Street, Glenrothes Bus Station, Glenrothes Auchmuty Road, Glenrothes Church Street, Scotland Flemington Road, Glenrothes Bus Depot, Queensway 201 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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