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43 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 43 bus time schedule & line map 43 Billericay - Basildon - Wickford View In Website Mode The 43 bus line Billericay - Basildon - Wickford has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Shotgate: 3:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 43 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 43 bus arriving. Direction: Shotgate 43 bus Time Schedule 51 stops Shotgate Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:10 PM School, Billericay A129, Billericay Tuesday 3:10 PM Laindon Common, Billericay Wednesday 3:10 PM Blackmore Farm, Great Burstead Thursday 3:10 PM Friday 3:10 PM Church Street, Great Burstead The Hoe, Basildon Saturday Not Operational Noak Hill Close, Great Burstead St Agnes Road, Great Burstead 43 bus Info Old Fortune, Laindon Direction: Shotgate Stops: 51 Church Road, Noak Bridge Trip Duration: 53 min Noak Hill Road, Basildon Line Summary: School, Billericay, Laindon Common, Billericay, Blackmore Farm, Great Burstead, Church Upper Mayne, Basildon Street, Great Burstead, Noak Hill Close, Great Burstead, St Agnes Road, Great Burstead, Old St Nicholas Lane, Basildon Fortune, Laindon, Church Road, Noak Bridge, Upper Mayne, Basildon, St Nicholas Lane, Basildon, Pound Lane, Basildon, Leinster Road, Laindon, Basildon Pound Lane, Basildon Drive, Laindon, Laindon High Road, Laindon, Laindon Centre, Laindon, Durham Road, Laindon, Samuel Leinster Road, Laindon Road, Langdon Hills, The Triangle, Langdon Hills, Shelsley Drive, Langdon Hills, Victoria Avenue, Basildon Drive, Laindon Langdon Hills, Leysings, Basildon, Botelers, Basildon, St Nicholas Lane, Basildon Castlemayne, Basildon, Rantree Fold, Basildon, The Knares, Basildon, Bus Station, Basildon Town Centre, Laindon High Road, Laindon Waldegrave, Basildon, Sparrows Herne, Basildon, St Johns Close, Basildon Kingswood Road, Basildon, Swan Mead, Basildon, Cherry Tree School, Basildon, Vange Hill Drive, Laindon Centre, Laindon Basildon, Health Centre, Basildon, Luncies Road, High Road, Basildon Basildon, Gibcracks, Basildon, Barstable School, Basildon, The Watermill, Basildon, Cranes Farm Durham Road, Laindon Road, Basildon, Sainsbury Store, Basildon, Little Oxcroft, Basildon Bromfords Farm, Wickford, Tye Corner, Wickford, South Beech Avenue, Wickford, Wick Lane, Wickford, Samuel Road, Langdon Hills Highcliffe Road, Wickford, Alicia Avenue, Shotgate, Post O∆ce, Shotgate, Fulmar Way, Shotgate, The Triangle, Langdon Hills Woodberry Way, Shotgate, Hodgson Court, Shotgate, Uxbridge Close, Shotgate, Nelsons Coach Station, Shelsley Drive, Langdon Hills Shotgate Victoria Avenue, Langdon Hills Leysings, Basildon Botelers, Basildon Castlemayne, Basildon The Knares, Basildon Rantree Fold, Basildon The Knares, Basildon Bus Station, Basildon Town Centre Southernhay, Basildon Waldegrave, Basildon Witchards, Basildon Sparrows Herne, Basildon Kingswood Road, Basildon Kingswood Road, Basildon Swan Mead, Basildon Cherry Tree School, Basildon Vange Hill Drive, Basildon Sunnedon, Basildon Health Centre, Basildon Clay Hill Road, Basildon Luncies Road, Basildon Gibcracks, Basildon Gibcracks, Basildon Barstable School, Basildon Brunel Close, Basildon The Watermill, Basildon Cranes Farm Road, Basildon Sainsbury Store, Basildon Bromfords Farm, Wickford Tye Corner, Wickford South Beech Avenue, Wickford Wick Lane, Wickford Southwick Close, Wickford Highcliffe Road, Wickford Alicia Avenue, Shotgate Post O∆ce, Shotgate Southend Road, Southend-on-Sea Fulmar Way, Shotgate Woodberry Way, Shotgate Hodgson Way, Southend-on-Sea Hodgson Court, Shotgate Uxbridge Close, Shotgate Nelsons Coach Station, Shotgate 43 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in London. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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