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58 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 58 bus time schedule & line map 58 Cardiff - Pontprennau via Llanedeyrn, Pentwyn, View In Website Mode Holiday Inn The 58 bus line (Cardiff - Pontprennau via Llanedeyrn, Pentwyn, Holiday Inn) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Cardiff: 5:15 AM - 10:05 PM (2) Pontprennau: 5:21 AM - 11:06 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 58 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 58 bus arriving. Direction: Cardiff 58 bus Time Schedule 35 stops Cardiff Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:25 AM - 10:10 PM Monday 5:15 AM - 10:05 PM Asda, Pontprennau Heol Pontprennau, Cardiff Tuesday 5:15 AM - 10:05 PM Heol Pontprennau, Pontprennau Wednesday 5:15 AM - 10:05 PM Baltimore Close, Pontprennau Thursday 5:15 AM - 10:05 PM Baltimore Close, Cardiff Friday 5:15 AM - 10:05 PM Youghal Close, Pontprennau Saturday 5:15 AM - 10:40 PM Heol Pontprennau, Cardiff Community Centre, Pontprennau Heol Pontprennau, Cardiff 58 bus Info Clos Cwm Du, Pontprennau Direction: Cardiff Clos Nant Y Cor, Cardiff Stops: 35 Trip Duration: 39 min Sindercombe Cl, Pontprennau Line Summary: Asda, Pontprennau, Heol Heol Glandulais, Cardiff Pontprennau, Pontprennau, Baltimore Close, Pontprennau, Youghal Close, Pontprennau, The Farthings, Pontprennau Community Centre, Pontprennau, Clos Cwm Du, Pontprennau, Sindercombe Cl, Pontprennau, The Panasonic, Pentwyn Farthings, Pontprennau, Panasonic, Pentwyn, Post House, Pentwyn, Pant Glas, Pentwyn, Glyn Collen, Post House, Pentwyn Pentwyn, Interchange, Pentwyn, Leisure Centre, Pentwyn, Wern Goch East, Pentwyn, Wern Goch, Pant Glas, Pentwyn Pentwyn, Coed-Y-Gores, Llanedeyrn, Roundwood, Pentwyn Road, Pentwyn Community Llanedeyrn, Maelfa, Llanedeyrn, Wellwood, Llanedeyrn, Queenwood, Llanedeyrn, Llanedeyrn Glyn Collen, Pentwyn Road, Llanedeyrn, Ysgol Bro Edern, Penylan, Greenlawns, Penylan, Melrose Avenue, Penylan, Interchange, Pentwyn Library, Penylan, Pen-Y-Lan Road, Cardiff, Angus Street, Roath, Arabella Street, Roath, Lowther Road, Leisure Centre, Pentwyn Roath, Richmond Crescent, Roath, West Grove 4, Roath, Fitzalan Place, Adamsdown, Queen Street Wern Goch East, Pentwyn Station Stop Hf, Cardiff, Radisson Blu Hotel, Cardiff Wern Goch, Pentwyn Coed-Y-Gores, Llanedeyrn Roundwood, Llanedeyrn Maelfa, Llanedeyrn Llanedeyrn Drive, Cardiff Wellwood, Llanedeyrn Queenwood, Llanedeyrn Llanedeyrn Road, Llanedeyrn Ysgol Bro Edern, Penylan Greenlawns, Penylan Melrose Avenue, Penylan 1 The Tudors, Cardiff Library, Penylan Pen-Y-Lan Road, Cardiff Angus Street, Roath 82 Albany Road, Cardiff Arabella Street, Roath 23-27 Albany Road, Cardiff Lowther Road, Roath 98 Richmond Road, Cardiff Richmond Crescent, Roath West Grove 4, Roath 53 The Parade, Cardiff Fitzalan Place, Adamsdown Newport Road, Cardiff Queen Street Station Stop Hf, Cardiff Radisson Blu Hotel, Cardiff Direction: Pontprennau 58 bus Time Schedule 34 stops Pontprennau Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:00 AM - 10:54 PM Monday 5:21 AM - 11:06 PM Customhouse Street Jg, Cardiff Custom House Street, Cardiff Tuesday 5:21 AM - 11:06 PM Churchill Way Hp, Cardiff Wednesday 5:21 AM - 11:06 PM West Grove 5, Roath Thursday 5:21 AM - 11:06 PM 53 The Parade, Cardiff Friday 5:21 AM - 11:06 PM Richmond Crescent, Roath Saturday 5:21 AM - 11:06 PM Lowther Road, Roath Richmond Road, Cardiff Inverness Place, Roath 58 bus Info 11-17 Albany Road, Cardiff Direction: Pontprennau Stops: 34 Alfred Street, Roath Trip Duration: 38 min Line Summary: Customhouse Street Jg, Cardiff, Library, Penylan Churchill Way Hp, Cardiff, West Grove 5, Roath, Richmond Crescent, Roath, Lowther Road, Roath, Bronwydd Avenue, Penylan Inverness Place, Roath, Alfred Street, Roath, Library, Penylan, Bronwydd Avenue, Penylan, Greenlawns, Greenlawns, Penylan Penylan, Penylan Terrace, Penylan, Ysgol Bro Edern, Llanedeyrn Road, Cardiff Penylan, Llanedeyrn Road, Llanedeyrn, Queenwood, Llanedeyrn, Wellwood, Llanedeyrn, Maelfa, Penylan Terrace, Penylan Llanedeyrn, Brynfedw, Llanedeyrn, Coed-Y-Gores, Llanedeyrn, Wern Goch, Pentwyn, Wern Goch East, Ysgol Bro Edern, Penylan Pentwyn, Leisure Centre, Pentwyn, Interchange, Pentwyn, Glyn Collen, Pentwyn, Pant Glas, Pentwyn, Llanedeyrn Road, Llanedeyrn Post House, Pentwyn, Panasonic, Pentwyn, The Farthings, Pontprennau, Sindercombe Cl, Pontprennau, Clos Cwm Du, Pontprennau, Queenwood, Llanedeyrn Community Centre, Pontprennau, Youghal Close, Pontprennau, Hollington Drive, Pontprennau, Heol Wellwood, Llanedeyrn Pontprennau, Pontprennau, Asda, Pontprennau Maelfa, Llanedeyrn Brynfedw, Llanedeyrn Coed-Y-Gores, Llanedeyrn Wern Goch, Pentwyn Wern Goch East, Pentwyn Leisure Centre, Pentwyn Interchange, Pentwyn Glyn Collen, Pentwyn Pant Glas, Pentwyn Pentwyn Road, Pentwyn Community Post House, Pentwyn Wyncliffe Gardens, Cardiff Panasonic, Pentwyn The Farthings, Pontprennau The Farthings, Cardiff Sindercombe Cl, Pontprennau Heol Glandulais, Cardiff Clos Cwm Du, Pontprennau Heol Glandulais, Cardiff Community Centre, Pontprennau Heol Pontprennau, Cardiff Youghal Close, Pontprennau Heol Pontprennau, Cardiff Hollington Drive, Pontprennau Heol Pontprennau, Pontprennau Burwell Close, Cardiff Asda, Pontprennau Heol Pontprennau, Cardiff 58 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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