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668 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 668 bus time schedule & line map 668 Peasedown - Timsbury - Keynsham - Bristol View In Website Mode The 668 bus line (Peasedown - Timsbury - Keynsham - Bristol) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Broadmead: 9:00 AM (2) Peasedown St John: 1:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 668 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 668 bus arriving. Direction: Broadmead 668 bus Time Schedule 59 stops Broadmead Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:00 AM Russet Way, Peasedown St John Tuesday Not Operational French Close, Peasedown St John French Close, Peasedown St. John Civil Parish Wednesday Not Operational Faulkland View, Peasedown St John Thursday Not Operational Heritage Close, Peasedown St. John Civil Parish Friday Not Operational Westbury View, Peasedown St John Saturday Not Operational Chapel Field, Peasedown St. John Civil Parish Eckweek Lane, Peasedown St John Ashgrove, Peasedown St. John Civil Parish 668 bus Info Keel's Hill, Peasedown St John Direction: Broadmead Stops: 59 Braysdown Lane, Peasedown St John Trip Duration: 60 min Line Summary: Russet Way, Peasedown St John, Red Post, Peasedown St John French Close, Peasedown St John, Faulkland View, Red Post Court, Peasedown St. John Civil Parish Peasedown St John, Westbury View, Peasedown St John, Eckweek Lane, Peasedown St John, Keel's Hill, Bath Old Road, Peasedown St John Peasedown St John, Braysdown Lane, Peasedown St John, Red Post, Peasedown St John, Bath Old Camerton Court, Camerton Road, Peasedown St John, Camerton Court, Camerton, The Daglands, Camerton, Post O∆ce, The Daglands, Camerton Camerton, Travis Perkins, Camerton, Camerton Turn, Meadgate, The Lodge, Timsbury, Homeƒeld, Post O∆ce, Camerton Timsbury, Guss And Crook, Timsbury, Greenvale Drive, Timsbury, St Marys Close, Timsbury, Canal View, Camerton Civil Parish Recreation Ground, Timsbury, Bloomƒeld Park Road, Travis Perkins, Camerton Bloomƒeld, Sleight View, Bloomƒeld, Tilley Farm, Farmborough, Butchers Arms, Farmborough, The New Inn, Farmborough, Marksbury Church, Camerton Turn, Meadgate Marksbury, Stanton Prior Turn, Marksbury, Two Weekesley Lane, Camerton Civil Parish Headed Man, Compton Dando, Burnett Hill, Burnett, Uplands, Burnett, Courtenay Road, Keynsham, Lytes The Lodge, Timsbury Cary Road, Keynsham, Martock Road, Keynsham, Hook Hill, Timsbury Civil Parish Hurn Lane - East, Keynsham, Minsmere Road, Homeƒeld, Timsbury Keynsham, Windrush Road, Keynsham, Lambourn South Road, Timsbury Civil Parish Road, Keynsham, Chandag Road, Keynsham, The New Inn, Keynsham, Memorial Park, Keynsham, Guss And Crook, Timsbury Ashton Way, Keynsham, St John's Church, South Road, Timsbury Civil Parish Keynsham, Rugby Club, Keynsham, Keynsham Cemetery, Keynsham, Hicks Gate, Brislington, Greenvale Drive, Timsbury Brislington House, Brislington, Emery Road, Greenvale Drive, Timsbury Civil Parish Brislington, Flowers Hill, Brislington, Brislington Square, Brislington, Eagle Road, Brislington, St Marys Close, Timsbury Tramway Road, Brislington, Arnos Court, Arno's Vale, The Avenue, Timsbury Civil Parish Arnos Court, Arno's Vale, Paintworks, Arno's Vale, Totterdown Bridge, Totterdown, Temple Meads Stn, Recreation Ground, Timsbury Temple Meads, Victoria Street, Redcliffe, Bristol Bloomƒeld Road, Timsbury Civil Parish Bridge, Redcliffe, Union Street, Broadmead Bloomƒeld Park Road, Bloomƒeld Sleight View, Bloomƒeld Tilley Farm, Farmborough Butchers Arms, Farmborough The New Inn, Farmborough Marksbury Church, Marksbury Hill View, Marksbury Civil Parish Stanton Prior Turn, Marksbury Two Headed Man, Compton Dando Burnett Hill, Burnett Uplands, Burnett Wellsway, Keynsham Civil Parish Courtenay Road, Keynsham Lytes Cary Road, Keynsham Martock Road, Keynsham Wayford Close, Keynsham Hurn Lane - East, Keynsham 94 Hurn Lane, Keynsham Minsmere Road, Keynsham Minsmere Road, Keynsham Windrush Road, Keynsham Windrush Road, Keynsham Lambourn Road, Keynsham Chandag Road, Keynsham The New Inn, Keynsham Memorial Park, Keynsham Ashton Way, Keynsham Ashton Way, Keynsham St John's Church, Keynsham Rugby Club, Keynsham Keynsham Cemetery, Keynsham Hicks Gate, Brislington Brislington House, Brislington Emery Road, Brislington Flowers Hill, Brislington Brislington Square, Brislington Bristol Hill, Bristol Eagle Road, Brislington Eagle Road, Bristol Tramway Road, Brislington Arnos Court, Arno's Vale Arnos Court, Arno's Vale 393 Bath Road, Bristol Paintworks, Arno's Vale 282 Bath Road, Bristol Totterdown Bridge, Totterdown Thunderbolt Steps, Bristol Temple Meads Stn, Temple Meads Temple Circus Gyratory, Bristol Victoria Street, Redcliffe Victoria Street, Bristol Bristol Bridge, Redcliffe Victoria Street, Bristol Union Street, Broadmead Union Street, Bristol Direction: Peasedown St John 668 bus Time Schedule 61 stops Peasedown St John Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 1:10 PM Union Street, Broadmead Union Street, Bristol Tuesday Not Operational Broad Weir, Cabot Circus Wednesday Not Operational 3 Philadelphia Street, Bristol Thursday Not Operational Wine Street, Broadmead Friday Not Operational Pithay Court, Bristol Saturday Not Operational Bristol Bridge, Redcliffe Victoria Street, Bristol Victoria Street, Redcliffe 668 bus Info Temple Meads Stn, Temple Meads Direction: Peasedown St John Stops: 61 Totterdown Bridge, Totterdown Trip Duration: 59 min Thunderbolt Steps, Bristol Line Summary: Union Street, Broadmead, Broad Weir, Cabot Circus, Wine Street, Broadmead, Bristol Paintworks, Arno's Vale Bridge, Redcliffe, Victoria Street, Redcliffe, Temple Meads Stn, Temple Meads, Totterdown Bridge, Arnos Court, Arno's Vale Totterdown, Paintworks, Arno's Vale, Arnos Court, A4, Bristol Arno's Vale, Tramway Road, Brislington, Eagle Road, Brislington, Brislington Square, Brislington, Flowers Tramway Road, Brislington Hill, Brislington, Emery Road, Brislington, Brislington Bath Road, Bristol House, Brislington, Hicks Gate, Brislington, Keynsham Cemetery, Keynsham, Rugby Club, Eagle Road, Brislington Keynsham, St John's Church, Keynsham, Ashton A4, Bristol Way, Keynsham, Memorial Park, Keynsham, The Talbot, Keynsham, Chandag Road, Keynsham, Brislington Square, Brislington Wellsway School, Keynsham, Lambourn Road, Brislington Hill, Bristol Keynsham, Windrush Road, Keynsham, Minsmere Road, Keynsham, Hurn Lane - East, Keynsham, Flowers Hill, Brislington Martock Road, Keynsham, Lytes Cary Road, Keynsham, Courtenay Road, Keynsham, Uplands, Emery Road, Brislington Burnett, Burnett Hill, Burnett, Two Headed Man, Bath Road, Bristol Compton Dando, Stanton Prior Turn, Marksbury, Marksbury Church, Marksbury, The New Inn, Brislington House, Brislington Farmborough, Butchers Arms, Farmborough, Tilley Farm, Farmborough, Timsbury Road Post Box, Hicks Gate, Brislington Farmborough, Sleight View, Bloomƒeld, Bloomƒeld Park Road, Bloomƒeld, Recreation Ground, Timsbury, Keynsham Cemetery, Keynsham St Marys Close, Timsbury, Greenvale Drive, Timsbury, Guss And Crook, Timsbury, Homeƒeld, Timsbury, Durley Hill, Keynsham Civil Parish Lansdown Crescent, Timsbury, Camerton Turn, Rugby Club, Keynsham Meadgate, Travis Perkins, Camerton, Post O∆ce, Camerton, The Daglands, Camerton, Camerton St John's Church, Keynsham Court, Camerton, Red Post, Peasedown St John, Braysdown Lane, Peasedown St John, Keel's Hill, 5 High Street, Keynsham Peasedown St John, Eckweek Lane, Peasedown St Ashton Way, Keynsham John, Westbury View, Peasedown St John, Faulkland View, Peasedown St John, French Close, Peasedown 62C High Street, Keynsham St John, Russet Way, Peasedown St John Memorial Park, Keynsham The Talbot, Keynsham Chandag Road, Keynsham Wellsway School, Keynsham Lambourn Road, Keynsham Windrush Road, Keynsham Windrush Road, Keynsham Minsmere Road, Keynsham Minsmere Road, Keynsham Hurn Lane - East, Keynsham 92 Hurn Lane, Keynsham Martock Road, Keynsham Rhode Close, Keynsham Lytes Cary Road, Keynsham Courtenay Road, Keynsham Uplands, Burnett Wellsway, Keynsham Civil Parish Burnett Hill, Burnett Two Headed Man, Compton Dando Stanton Prior Turn, Marksbury Marksbury Church, Marksbury Hill View, Marksbury Civil Parish The New Inn, Farmborough Butchers Arms, Farmborough Tilley Farm, Farmborough Timsbury Road Post Box, Farmborough Sleight View, Bloomƒeld Bloomƒeld Park Road, Bloomƒeld The Glebe, Timsbury Civil Parish Recreation Ground, Timsbury Bloomƒeld Road, Timsbury Civil Parish St Marys Close, Timsbury Greenvale Drive, Timsbury Greenvale Drive, Timsbury Civil Parish Guss And Crook, Timsbury South Road, Timsbury Civil Parish Homeƒeld, Timsbury South Road, Timsbury Civil Parish Lansdown Crescent, Timsbury Camerton Turn, Meadgate Weekesley Lane, Camerton Civil Parish Travis Perkins, Camerton Post O∆ce, Camerton Canal View, Camerton Civil Parish The Daglands, Camerton Camerton Court, Camerton Red Post, Peasedown St John Braysdown Lane, Peasedown St John Keel's Hill, Peasedown St John Eckweek Lane, Peasedown St John Dunkerton Hill, Peasedown St. John Civil Parish Westbury View, Peasedown St John Chapel Field, Peasedown St. John Civil Parish Faulkland View, Peasedown St John French Close, Peasedown St John Underleaf Way, Peasedown St. John Civil Parish Russet Way, Peasedown St John Pippin Close, Peasedown St. John Civil Parish 668 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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