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60 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 60 bus time schedule & line map 60 Aylesbury - Winslow - Buckingham View In Website Mode The 60 bus line (Aylesbury - Winslow - Buckingham) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Aylesbury: 9:20 AM - 6:20 PM (2) Buckingham: 6:25 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 60 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 60 bus arriving. Direction: Aylesbury 60 bus Time Schedule 48 stops Aylesbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:20 AM - 6:20 PM Monday Not Operational High Street, Buckingham High Street, Buckingham Tuesday Not Operational Chandos Road, Buckingham Wednesday Not Operational Upper School, Buckingham Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational London Road, Buckingham 40 Hare Close, Buckingham Saturday Not Operational Tesco, Buckingham London Road, Buckingham Benthill Farm, Buckingham 60 bus Info Direction: Aylesbury Lenborough Turn, Padbury Stops: 48 Trip Duration: 35 min The New Inn, Padbury Line Summary: High Street, Buckingham, Chandos Road, Buckingham, Upper School, Buckingham, Springƒelds, Padbury London Road, Buckingham, Tesco, Buckingham, Benthill Farm, Buckingham, Lenborough Turn, The Folly Inn Ph, Adstock Padbury, The New Inn, Padbury, Springƒelds, Padbury, The Folly Inn Ph, Adstock, Adstock Turn, Adstock, Addington Turn, Addington, Hanover Farm, Adstock Turn, Adstock Addington, Seven Gables, Winslow, Redƒeld Farm, Winslow, Station Road, Winslow, Avenue Road, Addington Turn, Addington Winslow, Vicarage Road, Winslow, Burleys Road, Winslow, Tinker's End, Winslow, Bates Close, Hanover Farm, Addington Granborough, The Crown Ph, Granborough, Green End, Granborough, Hartshill Barn, North Marston, Seven Gables, Winslow Granborough Road, North Marston, High Street, North Marston, Portway, North Marston, Marston Redƒeld Farm, Winslow Hill, Oving, Bowling Alley, Oving, The Surgery, Whitchurch, Oving Road, Whitchurch, Methodist Station Road, Winslow Church, Whitchurch, White Horse Lane, Whitchurch, The White Swan, Whitchurch, Lower Road, Hardwick, Avenue Road, Winslow Manor Farm, Hardwick, Rectory Farm, Weedon, New High Street, Winslow Road Turn, Weedon, Weedon Hill Farm, Weedon, Watermead Crematorium, Watermead, The Vicarage Road, Winslow Watermead Inn Ph, Watermead, The Horse & Jockey Ph, Aylesbury, Whaddon Chase, Aylesbury, The New Burleys Road, Winslow Zealand Ph, Aylesbury, The Britannia Ph, Aylesbury, Tinkers Drive, Winslow White Hill, Aylesbury, Friarage Road, Aylesbury, Aylesbury Bus Stn, Aylesbury Tinker's End, Winslow Bates Close, Granborough Winslow Road, Granborough Civil Parish The Crown Ph, Granborough Marks Orchard, Granborough Civil Parish Green End, Granborough Hartshill Barn, North Marston Granborough Road, North Marston Granborough Road, North Marston Civil Parish High Street, North Marston High Street, North Marston Civil Parish Portway, North Marston Portway, North Marston Civil Parish Marston Hill, Oving Bowling Alley, Oving The Surgery, Whitchurch Oving Road, Whitchurch Crabs Grove, Whitchurch Civil Parish Methodist Church, Whitchurch White Horse Lane, Whitchurch High Street, Whitchurch Civil Parish The White Swan, Whitchurch Swan Close, Whitchurch Civil Parish Lower Road, Hardwick Manor Farm, Hardwick Rectory Farm, Weedon New Road Turn, Weedon Weedon Hill Farm, Weedon Watermead Crematorium, Watermead The Watermead Inn Ph, Watermead Whinchat, Watermead Civil Parish The Horse & Jockey Ph, Aylesbury A413, Aylesbury Whaddon Chase, Aylesbury The New Zealand Ph, Aylesbury The Britannia Ph, Aylesbury White Hill, Aylesbury Whitehall Street, Aylesbury Friarage Road, Aylesbury Friarage Road, Aylesbury Aylesbury Bus Stn, Aylesbury Direction: Buckingham 60 bus Time Schedule 48 stops Buckingham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:45 AM - 5:35 PM Monday 6:25 AM Aylesbury Bus Stn, Aylesbury Tuesday 6:25 AM Exchange Street, Aylesbury Wednesday 6:25 AM High Street, Aylesbury Thursday 6:25 AM 56 High Street, Aylesbury Friday 6:25 AM New Street Aylesbury Cambridge Place, Aylesbury Saturday 7:07 AM The Britannia Ph, Aylesbury Whaddon Chase, Aylesbury 60 bus Info The Horse & Jockey Ph, Aylesbury Direction: Buckingham Buckingham Road, Aylesbury Civil Parish Stops: 48 Trip Duration: 33 min Watermead Crematorium, Watermead Line Summary: Aylesbury Bus Stn, Aylesbury, Exchange Street, Aylesbury, High Street, Aylesbury, The Watermead Inn Ph, Watermead New Street Aylesbury, The Britannia Ph, Aylesbury, Whinchat, Watermead Civil Parish Whaddon Chase, Aylesbury, The Horse & Jockey Ph, Aylesbury, Watermead Crematorium, Watermead, Weedon Hill Farm, Weedon The Watermead Inn Ph, Watermead, Weedon Hill Farm, Weedon, New Road Turn, Weedon, Rectory New Road Turn, Weedon Farm, Weedon, Manor Farm, Hardwick, Lower Road, Hardwick, The White Swan Ph, Whitchurch, White Rectory Farm, Weedon Horse Lane, Whitchurch, Methodist Church, Whitchurch, Oving Road, Whitchurch, The Surgery, Whitchurch, Bowling Alley, Oving, Marston Hill, Oving, Manor Farm, Hardwick Portway, North Marston, High Street, North Marston, Granborough Road, North Marston, Hartshill Barn, Lower Road, Hardwick North Marston, Green End, Granborough, The Crown Ph, Granborough, Bates Close, Granborough, The White Swan Ph, Whitchurch Tinker's End, Winslow, Burleys Road, Winslow, A413, Whitchurch Civil Parish Vicarage Road, Winslow, Avenue Road, Winslow, Station Road, Winslow, Redƒeld Farm, Winslow, White Horse Lane, Whitchurch Seven Gables, Winslow, Hanover Farm, Addington, High Street, Whitchurch Civil Parish Addington Turn, Addington, Adstock Turn, Adstock, The Folly Inn Ph, Adstock, Springƒelds, Padbury, The Methodist Church, Whitchurch New Inn, Padbury, Lenborough Turn, Padbury, Benthill Farm, Buckingham, Tesco, Buckingham, Oving Road, Whitchurch London Road, Buckingham, Upper School, Crabs Grove, Whitchurch Civil Parish Buckingham, Chandos Road, Buckingham, High Street, Buckingham The Surgery, Whitchurch Bowling Alley, Oving Marston Hill, Oving Portway, North Marston High Street, North Marston High Street, North Marston Civil Parish Granborough Road, North Marston Granborough Road, North Marston Civil Parish Hartshill Barn, North Marston Green End, Granborough The Crown Ph, Granborough Marks Orchard, Granborough Civil Parish Bates Close, Granborough Tinker's End, Winslow Burleys Road, Winslow Burleys Road, Winslow Vicarage Road, Winslow St Alban's Road, Winslow Avenue Road, Winslow Station Road, Winslow Redƒeld Farm, Winslow Seven Gables, Winslow Hanover Farm, Addington Addington Turn, Addington Adstock Turn, Adstock The Folly Inn Ph, Adstock Springƒelds, Padbury The New Inn, Padbury Lenborough Turn, Padbury Benthill Farm, Buckingham Tesco, Buckingham London Road, Buckingham Upper School, Buckingham Chandos Road, Buckingham London Road, Buckingham High Street, Buckingham High Street, Buckingham 60 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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