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9 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 9 bus time schedule & line map 9 Denhead View In Website Mode The 9 bus line (Denhead) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Denhead: 8:45 AM - 5:21 PM (2) Leven: 7:17 AM - 6:06 PM (3) Methilhill: 9:06 AM - 5:06 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 9 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 9 bus arriving. Direction: Denhead 9 bus Time Schedule 54 stops Denhead Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:45 AM - 5:21 PM Queens Square, Methilhill Queens Square, Scotland Tuesday 8:45 AM - 5:21 PM Queens Square, Methilhill Wednesday 8:45 AM - 5:21 PM Page Road, Scotland Thursday 8:45 AM - 5:21 PM Chestnut Avenue, Methilhill Friday 8:45 AM - 5:21 PM Sycamore Avenue, Scotland Saturday 8:32 AM - 5:21 PM Sycamore Avenue, Methilhill Laburnum Road, Methilhill Rowan Crescent, Methil 9 bus Info Direction: Denhead Co-Op Supermarket, Methil Stops: 54 Trip Duration: 43 min Toll Bar, Methil Line Summary: Queens Square, Methilhill, Queens A955, Methil Square, Methilhill, Chestnut Avenue, Methilhill, Sycamore Avenue, Methilhill, Laburnum Road, Toll Avenue, Buckhaven Methilhill, Rowan Crescent, Methil, Co-Op Methilhaven Road, Scotland Supermarket, Methil, Toll Bar, Methil, Toll Avenue, Buckhaven, Methilhaven Home, Buckhaven, Starkies Methilhaven Home, Buckhaven Wood, Buckhaven, Stark Street, Buckhaven, Sports Pavillion, Buckhaven, Shakespeare Avenue, Starkies Wood, Buckhaven Buckhaven, Muiredge Den Walk, Muiredge, Church Street, Buckhaven, College Street, Buckhaven, Stark Street, Buckhaven Kenmore Terrace, Buckhaven, Randolph Wemyss Hospital, Denbeath, Wellesley Inn, Denbeath, Cowley Street, Denbeath, Memorial Park, Methil, Barrie Sports Pavillion, Buckhaven Street, Methil, Bayview Bar, Methil, Ex-Servicemen's Club, Lower Methil, Erskine Court, Lower Methil, Shakespeare Avenue, Buckhaven Toboggan Road, Lower Methil, East Fife Football Ground, Lower Methil, Dubbieside, Lower Methil, Bus Muiredge Den Walk, Muiredge Station, Leven, Bus Station, Leven, Viewforth Nursery, Leven, Scoonie Kirk, Leven, Hawthorn Church Street, Buckhaven Street, Leven, Haughgate Avenue, Scoonie, Letham Church Street, Scotland Glen, Scoonie, Sillerhole Road, Broom, Holly Road, Broom, Silver Tassie, Broom, Woodlands Crescent, College Street, Buckhaven Broom, Balmaise, Broom, Broom Access, Broom, Kenmore Terrace, Buckhaven Cock-Ma-Lane, Leven, Wester Durie, Leven, Leven Road, Kennoway, Kenmount Place, Kennoway, Castle Terrace, Kennoway, Myreside Avenue, Randolph Wemyss Hospital, Denbeath Kennoway, Kenmount Drive, Kennoway, Kennoway Shops, Kennoway, New Road, Kennoway, Manse Wellesley Inn, Denbeath Park, Denhead, Langside Drive, Denhead, Denhead 685 Wellesley Road, Methil Turning Circle, Denhead Cowley Street, Denbeath Memorial Park, Methil Barrie Street, Methil Bayview Bar, Methil Ex-Servicemen's Club, Lower Methil Harbour Wynd, Scotland Erskine Court, Lower Methil Suttie Street, Scotland Toboggan Road, Lower Methil East Fife Football Ground, Lower Methil Dubbieside, Lower Methil Bus Station, Leven Branch Street, Scotland Bus Station, Leven Branch Street, Scotland Viewforth Nursery, Leven School Lane, Scotland Scoonie Kirk, Leven Durie Street, Scotland Hawthorn Street, Leven Haughgate Avenue, Scoonie A955, Scotland Letham Glen, Scoonie A955, Scotland Sillerhole Road, Broom Sillerhole Road, Scotland Holly Road, Broom Silver Tassie, Broom Woodlands Crescent, Broom Linnwood Drive, Leven Balmaise, Broom Broom Access, Broom Cock-Ma-Lane, Leven Kennoway Road, Leven Wester Durie, Leven Leven Road, Kennoway Kenmount Place, Kennoway Castle Terrace, Kennoway Myreside Avenue, Kennoway Kenmount Drive, Kennoway Kenmount Drive, Kennoway Kennoway Shops, Kennoway Jordan Lane, Kennoway New Road, Kennoway Manse Park, Denhead Langside Drive, Denhead Denhead Turning Circle, Denhead Direction: Leven 9 bus Time Schedule 30 stops Leven Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:17 AM - 6:06 PM Denhead Turning Circle, Denhead Tuesday 7:17 AM - 6:06 PM Langside Drive, Denhead Wednesday 7:17 AM - 6:06 PM Manse Park, Denhead Thursday 7:17 AM - 6:06 PM Kennoway Bowling Club, Kennoway Friday 7:17 AM - 6:06 PM Springbank, Kennoway Saturday 7:27 AM - 6:06 PM Hallƒelds Place, Kennoway Law View Gardens, Bonnybank Bus Turning Circle, Bonnybank 9 bus Info Direction: Leven Law View Gardens, Bonnybank Stops: 30 Trip Duration: 19 min Law View Gardens, Scotland Line Summary: Denhead Turning Circle, Denhead, Springbank, Kennoway Langside Drive, Denhead, Manse Park, Denhead, Kennoway Bowling Club, Kennoway, Springbank, Cupar Road, Kennoway Kennoway, Law View Gardens, Bonnybank, Bus Cockburn House, Kennoway Turning Circle, Bonnybank, Law View Gardens, Bonnybank, Springbank, Kennoway, Cockburn New Road, Kennoway House, Kennoway, New Road, Kennoway, Kennoway Shops, Kennoway, Kenmount Drive, Kennoway, Myreside Avenue, Kennoway, Castle Terrace, Kennoway Shops, Kennoway Kennoway, Kenmount Place, Kennoway, Leven Road, Jordan Lane, Kennoway Kennoway, Wester Durie, Leven, Cock-Ma-Lane, Leven, Balmaise, Broom, Silver Tassie, Broom, Holly Kenmount Drive, Kennoway Road, Broom, Sillerhole Road, Broom, Letham Glen, Kenmount Drive, Kennoway Scoonie, Haughgate Avenue, Scoonie, Maitland Street, Leven, St Andrews Parish Church, Leven, Myreside Avenue, Kennoway Waggon Road, Leven, Viewforth Nursery, Leven, Bus Station, Leven Castle Terrace, Kennoway Myreside Place, Kennoway Kenmount Place, Kennoway Leven Road, Kennoway Wester Durie, Leven Cock-Ma-Lane, Leven Kennoway Road, Leven Balmaise, Broom Balmaise, Leven Silver Tassie, Broom Leargan, Leven Holly Road, Broom Sillerhole Road, Broom Sillerhole Road, Scotland Letham Glen, Scoonie A955, Scotland Haughgate Avenue, Scoonie Maitland Street, Leven St Andrews Parish Church, Leven Waggon Road, Leven Durie Street, Scotland Viewforth Nursery, Leven Mitchell Street, Scotland Bus Station, Leven Branch Street, Scotland Direction: Methilhill 9 bus Time Schedule 59 stops Methilhill Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:06 AM - 5:06 PM Denhead Turning Circle, Denhead Tuesday 9:06 AM - 5:06 PM Langside Drive, Denhead Wednesday 9:06 AM - 5:06 PM Manse Park, Denhead Thursday 9:06 AM - 5:06 PM Kennoway Bowling Club, Kennoway Friday 9:06 AM - 5:06 PM Springbank, Kennoway Saturday 7:57 AM - 5:06 PM Hallƒelds Place, Kennoway Law View Gardens, Bonnybank Bus Turning Circle, Bonnybank 9 bus Info Direction: Methilhill Law View Gardens, Bonnybank Stops: 59 Trip Duration: 44 min Law View Gardens, Scotland Line Summary: Denhead Turning Circle, Denhead, Springbank, Kennoway Langside Drive, Denhead, Manse Park, Denhead, Kennoway Bowling Club, Kennoway, Springbank, Cupar Road, Kennoway Kennoway, Law View Gardens, Bonnybank, Bus Cockburn House, Kennoway Turning Circle, Bonnybank, Law View Gardens, Bonnybank, Springbank, Kennoway, Cockburn House, Kennoway, New Road, Kennoway, Kennoway New Road, Kennoway Shops, Kennoway, Kenmount Drive, Kennoway, Myreside Avenue, Kennoway, Castle Terrace, Kennoway Shops, Kennoway Kennoway, Kenmount Place, Kennoway, Leven Road, Jordan Lane, Kennoway Kennoway, Wester Durie, Leven, Cock-Ma-Lane, Leven, Balmaise, Broom, Silver Tassie, Broom, Holly Kenmount Drive, Kennoway Road, Broom, Sillerhole Road, Broom, Letham Glen, Kenmount Drive, Kennoway Scoonie, Haughgate Avenue, Scoonie, Maitland Street, Leven, St Andrews Parish Church, Leven, Myreside Avenue, Kennoway Waggon Road, Leven, Viewforth Nursery, Leven, Bus Station, Leven, Bus Station, Leven, Dubbieside, Castle Terrace, Kennoway Lower Methil, East Fife Football Ground, Lower Myreside Place, Kennoway Methil, Toboggan Road, Lower Methil, Erskine Court, Lower Methil, Ex-Servicemen's Club, Lower Methil, Kenmount Place, Kennoway Fisher Street, Methil, Barrie Street, Methil, Memorial Park, Methil, Swan Brae, Denbeath, Wellesley Inn, Leven Road, Kennoway Denbeath, Randolph Wemyss Hospital, Denbeath, Sandwell Street, Buckhaven, College Street, Wester Durie, Leven Buckhaven, Church Street, Buckhaven, Muiredge Den Walk, Muiredge, Shakespeare Avenue, Buckhaven, Cock-Ma-Lane, Leven Den Walk, Buckhaven, Sports Pavillion, Buckhaven, Kennoway Road, Leven Starkies Wood, Buckhaven, Methilhaven Home, Buckhaven, Toll Avenue, Buckhaven, Toll Bar, Methil, Balmaise, Broom Hawthorn Street, Methil, Rowan Crescent, Methil, Balmaise, Leven Laburnum Road, Methilhill, Sycamore Avenue, Methilhill, Chestnut Avenue, Methilhill, Queens Silver Tassie, Broom Square, Methilhill Leargan, Leven Holly Road, Broom Sillerhole Road, Broom Sillerhole Road, Scotland Letham Glen, Scoonie A955, Scotland Haughgate Avenue, Scoonie Maitland Street, Leven St Andrews Parish Church, Leven Waggon Road, Leven Durie Street, Scotland Viewforth Nursery, Leven Mitchell Street, Scotland Bus Station, Leven Branch Street, Scotland Bus Station, Leven Branch Street, Scotland Dubbieside, Lower Methil East Fife Football Ground, Lower Methil Toboggan Road, Lower Methil South Street, Scotland Erskine Court, Lower Methil Suttie Street, Scotland Ex-Servicemen's Club, Lower Methil Harbour Wynd, Scotland Fisher Street, Methil Fisher Street, Scotland Barrie Street, Methil Memorial Park, Methil Swan Brae, Denbeath Wellesley Inn, Denbeath 685 Wellesley Road, Methil Randolph Wemyss Hospital, Denbeath Sandwell Street, Buckhaven College Street, Buckhaven 36 College Street, Scotland Church Street, Buckhaven Muiredge Den Walk, Muiredge Wellesley Road, Scotland Shakespeare Avenue, Buckhaven Den Walk, Buckhaven Sports Pavillion, Buckhaven Starkies Wood, Buckhaven Methilhaven Home, Buckhaven Toll Avenue, Buckhaven Methilhaven Road, Scotland Toll Bar, Methil Hawthorn Street, Methil Rowan Crescent, Methil Laburnum Road, Methilhill Sycamore Avenue, Methilhill Chestnut Avenue, Methilhill Queens Square, Methilhill Queens Square, Scotland 9 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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