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118 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 118 bus time schedule & line map 118 Port Adelaide Interchange to City View In Website Mode The 118 bus line (Port Adelaide Interchange to City) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) City: 5:54 AM - 10:29 PM (2) Port Adelaide: 6:25 AM - 11:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 118 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 118 bus arriving. Direction: City 118 bus Time Schedule 40 stops City Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:35 AM - 10:50 PM Monday 5:54 AM - 10:29 PM Zone D Port Adelaide Interchange - East side 85 Commercial Road, Port Adelaide Tuesday 5:54 AM - 10:29 PM Stop 39 Commercial Rd - North East side Wednesday 5:54 AM - 10:29 PM 221 Commercial Road, Port Adelaide Thursday 5:54 AM - 10:29 PM Stop 38 Commercial Rd - North East side Friday 5:54 AM - 10:29 PM Baynes Place, Port Adelaide Saturday 6:48 AM - 10:50 PM Stop 37 Grand Junction Rd - South side 5-19 Clare Street, Port Adelaide Stop 36 Grand Junction Rd - South side Grand Junction Road, Port Adelaide 118 bus Info Direction: City Stop 35B Old Port Rd - East side Stops: 40 1272 Old Port Road, Port Adelaide Trip Duration: 34 min Line Summary: Zone D Port Adelaide Interchange - Stop 35A Old Port Rd - East side East side, Stop 39 Commercial Rd - North East side, 1 Webb Street, Port Adelaide Stop 38 Commercial Rd - North East side, Stop 37 Grand Junction Rd - South side, Stop 36 Grand Stop 35 Old Port Rd - North East side Junction Rd - South side, Stop 35B Old Port Rd - East 107 Old Port Road, West Lakes side, Stop 35A Old Port Rd - East side, Stop 35 Old Port Rd - North East side, Stop 34A Old Port Rd - Stop 34A Old Port Rd - North side North side, Stop 34 Old Port Rd - North East side, 73 Old Port Road, Port Adelaide Stop 33C Tapleys Hill Rd - East side, Stop 33B Tapleys Hill Rd - East side, Stop 33A Tapleys Hill Rd - Stop 34 Old Port Rd - North East side East side, Stop 33 Tapleys Hill Rd - East side, Stop 32 45 Old Port Road, West Lakes Tapleys Hill Rd - East side, Stop 31 Tapleys Hill Rd - East side, Stop 30 Tapleys Hill Rd - East side, Stop 29 Stop 33C Tapleys Hill Rd - East side Tapleys Hill Rd - East side, Stop 28 Trimmer Pde - 1142 Old Port Road, Alberton North side, Stop 27 Trimmer Pde - North side, Stop 26 Trimmer Pde - North side, Stop 25 Trimmer Pde - Stop 33B Tapleys Hill Rd - East side North side, Stop 24 Trimmer Pde - North side, Stop 23 38-42 Tapleys Hill Road, Alberton Findon Rd - East side, Stop 22A Crittenden Rd - North East side, Stop 22 Crittenden Rd - North East side, Stop 33A Tapleys Hill Rd - East side Stop 21 Crittenden Rd - North East side, Stop 20 83 Tapleys Hill Road, Cheltenham Crittenden Rd - North East side, Stop 19 Crittenden Rd - North East side, Stop 18 Crittenden Rd - North Stop 33 Tapleys Hill Rd - East side East side, Stop 16 Grange Rd - North side, Stop 15 117B Tapleys Hill Road, Seaton Grange Rd - North side, Stop 14 Grange Rd - North side, Stop 13 Grange Rd - North side, Stop 12 Grange Stop 32 Tapleys Hill Rd - East side Rd - North side, Stop 7 Manton St - North side, Stop 6 151 Tapleys Hill Road, Seaton Manton St - North side, Stop 4 Port Rd - East side, Stop 2 Port Rd - East side, Stop 1 Port Rd - North side Stop 31 Tapleys Hill Rd - East side 185 Tapleys Hill Road, Seaton Stop 30 Tapleys Hill Rd - East side 2A Martins Road, Seaton Stop 29 Tapleys Hill Rd - East side 261 Tapleys Hill Road, Seaton Stop 28 Trimmer Pde - North side 122 Trimmer Parade, Seaton Stop 27 Trimmer Pde - North side 76 Trimmer Parade, Findon Stop 26 Trimmer Pde - North side 40 Trimmer Parade, Findon Stop 25 Trimmer Pde - North side 18 Trimmer Parade, Findon Stop 24 Trimmer Pde - North side 6 Trimmer Parade, Findon Stop 23 Findon Rd - East side 115 Findon Road, Findon Stop 22A Crittenden Rd - North East side 170 Crittenden Road, Findon Stop 22 Crittenden Rd - North East side 142-146 Crittenden Road, Findon Stop 21 Crittenden Rd - North East side 108 Crittenden Road, Findon Stop 20 Crittenden Rd - North East side 1 Broadford Crescent, Findon Stop 19 Crittenden Rd - North East side 33 Crittenden Road, Findon Stop 18 Crittenden Rd - North East side 4 Crittenden Road, Allenby Gardens Stop 16 Grange Rd - North side 149-151 Grange Road, Allenby Gardens Stop 15 Grange Rd - North side 115-117 Grange Road, Allenby Gardens Stop 14 Grange Rd - North side 95 Grange Road, Allenby Gardens Stop 13 Grange Rd - North side 53-57 Grange Road, Allenby Gardens Stop 12 Grange Rd - North side 38 Bertie Street, West Hindmarsh Stop 7 Manton St - North side Stop 6 Manton St - North side Stop 4 Port Rd - East side Port Road, Thebarton Stop 2 Port Rd - East side Port Road, Thebarton Stop 1 Port Rd - North side Port Road, Mile End Direction: Port Adelaide 118 bus Time Schedule 48 stops Port Adelaide Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:33 AM - 11:05 PM Monday 6:25 AM - 11:10 PM Stop X1 Dequetteville Tce - South West side Tuesday 6:25 AM - 11:10 PM Stop R1 Grenfell St - South side 225-231 Grenfell Street, Adelaide Wednesday 6:25 AM - 11:10 PM Stop T2 Grenfell St - South side Thursday 6:25 AM - 11:10 PM Grenfell Street, Adelaide Friday 6:25 AM - 11:10 PM Stop V3 Currie St - South side Saturday 7:33 AM - 11:05 PM 37 Currie Street, Adelaide Stop X1 Currie St - South side 177 Currie Street, Adelaide 118 bus Info Stop X1 West Tce - West side Direction: Port Adelaide Stops: 48 Stop 1 Port Rd - South side Trip Duration: 45 min Port Road, Mile End Line Summary: Stop X1 Dequetteville Tce - South West side, Stop R1 Grenfell St - South side, Stop T2 Stop 2 Port Rd - West side Grenfell St - South side, Stop V3 Currie St - South side, Stop X1 Currie St - South side, Stop X1 West Tce Stop 3 Port Rd - West side - West side, Stop 1 Port Rd - South side, Stop 2 Port 69 Port Road, Thebarton Rd - West side, Stop 3 Port Rd - West side, Stop 4 Port Rd - West side, Stop 5 Port Rd - West side, Stop 6 Stop 4 Port Rd - West side Manton St - South side, Stop 7 Manton St - South 103 Port Road, Thebarton side, Stop 12 Grange Rd - South side, Stop 13 Grange Rd - South side, Stop 14 Grange Rd - South side, Stop Stop 5 Port Rd - West side 15 Grange Rd - South side, Stop 16 Grange Rd - South side, Stop 18 Crittenden Rd - South West side, Stop 6 Manton St - South side Stop 19 Crittenden Rd - South West side, Stop 20 2 Richard Street, Hindmarsh Crittenden Rd - South West side, Stop 21 Crittenden Rd - South West side, Stop 22 Crittenden Rd - South Stop 7 Manton St - South side West side, Stop 22A Crittenden Rd - South West side, Stop 23 Findon Rd - West side, Stop 24 Trimmer Pde - Stop 12 Grange Rd - South side South side, Stop 25 Trimmer Pde - South side, Stop 12 Grange Road, West Hindmarsh 26 Trimmer Pde - South side, Stop 27 Trimmer Pde - South side, Stop 28 Trimmer Pde - South side, Stop Stop 13 Grange Rd - South side 29 Trimmer Pde - South side, Stop 30 Tapleys Hill Rd - 56 Grange Road, West Hindmarsh West side, Stop 31 Tapleys Hill Rd - West side, Stop 32 Tapleys Hill Rd - West side, Stop 33 Tapleys Hill Rd Stop 14 Grange Rd - South side - West side, Stop 33A Tapleys Hill Rd - West side, Stop 110-114 Grange Road, Allenby Gardens 33B Tapleys Hill Rd - West side, Stop 33C Tapleys Hill Rd - West side, Stop 34 Old Port Rd - South West side, Stop 15 Grange Rd - South side Stop 34A Old Port Rd - South side, Stop 35 Old Port Grange Road, Allenby Gardens Rd - South side, Stop 35A Old Port Rd - West side, Stop 35B Old Port Rd - West side, Stop 36 Grand Stop 16 Grange Rd - South side Junction Rd - North side, Stop 37 Commercial Rd - 166-168 Grange Road, Allenby Gardens West side, Stop 38 Commercial Rd - South West side, Stop 39 Commercial Rd - South West side, Zone A Stop 18 Crittenden Rd - South West side Port Adelaide Interchange - West side 1-3 Crittenden Road, Allenby Gardens Stop 19 Crittenden Rd - South West side 31 Crittenden Road, Findon Stop 20 Crittenden Rd - South West side 55 Crittenden Road, Findon Stop 21 Crittenden Rd - South West side 93 Crittenden Road, Findon Stop 22 Crittenden Rd - South West side 119 Crittenden Road, Findon Stop 22A Crittenden Rd - South West side 135 Crittenden Road, Findon Stop 23 Findon Rd - West side 125 Findon Road, Findon Stop 24 Trimmer Pde - South side 3 Trimmer Parade, Findon Stop 25 Trimmer Pde - South side 57 Trimmer Parade, Findon Stop 26 Trimmer Pde - South side 93 Trimmer Parade, Findon Stop 27 Trimmer Pde - South side 119 Trimmer Parade, Seaton Stop 28 Trimmer Pde - South side 143 Trimmer Parade, Seaton Stop 29 Trimmer Pde - South side 179-181 Trimmer Parade, Seaton Stop 30 Tapleys Hill Rd - West side 286A Tapleys Hill Road, Seaton Stop 31 Tapleys Hill Rd - West side 242 Tapleys Hill Road, Seaton Stop 32 Tapleys Hill Rd - West side 2 Pedlar Street, Seaton Stop 33 Tapleys Hill Rd - West side 160 Tapleys Hill Road, Seaton Stop 33A Tapleys Hill Rd - West side 89 Tapleys Hill Road, Cheltenham Stop 33B Tapleys Hill Rd - West side 38-42 Tapleys Hill Road, Alberton Stop 33C Tapleys Hill Rd - West side 6-10 Tapleys Hill Road, Alberton Stop 34 Old Port Rd - South West side 1174 Old Port Road, West Lakes Stop 34A Old Port Rd - South side Stop 35 Old Port Rd - South side 1222 Old Port Road, West Lakes Stop 35A Old Port Rd - West side Stop 35B Old Port Rd - West side 1272 Old Port Road, Port Adelaide Stop 36 Grand Junction Rd - North side 15 Liddon Place, Port Adelaide Stop 37 Commercial Rd - West side 322 Commercial Road, Port Adelaide Stop 38 Commercial Rd - South West side Clare Street, Port Adelaide Stop 39 Commercial Rd - South West side 166 Commercial Road, Port Adelaide Zone A Port Adelaide Interchange - West side 96 Commercial Road, Port Adelaide 118 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com.
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