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38 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 38 bus time schedule & line map 38 Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary - West Granton View In Website Mode The 38 bus line (Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary - West Granton) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary: 5:23 AM - 7:55 PM (2) Granton: 4:49 AM - 8:25 PM (3) Longstone: 8:17 AM - 8:55 PM (4) Longstone: 6:00 PM - 9:25 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 38 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 38 bus arriving. Direction: Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary 38 bus Time Schedule 63 stops Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:18 AM - 7:30 PM Monday 5:23 AM - 7:55 PM West Granton Terminus, Granton Tuesday 5:23 AM - 7:55 PM Waterfront Broadway, Granton Waterfront Broadway, United Kingdom Wednesday 5:23 AM - 7:55 PM Royston Mains Crescent, Pilton Thursday 5:23 AM - 7:55 PM 254 Crewe Road North, Edinburgh Friday 5:23 AM - 7:55 PM Boswall Parkway, Pilton Saturday 5:34 AM - 7:50 PM 218 Crewe Road North, Edinburgh Crewe Road West, Pilton Crewe Road North, Edinburgh 38 bus Info Crewe Road Gardens, Pilton Direction: Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary 77 Crewe Road North, Edinburgh Stops: 63 Trip Duration: 63 min Crewe Toll, Crewe Toll Roundabout Line Summary: West Granton Terminus, Granton, Waterfront Broadway, Granton, Royston Mains Crewe Toll, Crewe Toll Roundabout Crescent, Pilton, Boswall Parkway, Pilton, Crewe 141 Crewe Road South, Edinburgh Road West, Pilton, Crewe Road Gardens, Pilton, Crewe Toll, Crewe Toll Roundabout, Crewe Toll, Crewe North Werber Park, Craigleith Toll Roundabout, North Werber Park, Craigleith, West 109 Crewe Road South, Edinburgh Woods, Craigleith, Western General Hospital, Craigleith, Western General, Craigleith, Comely Bank West Woods, Craigleith Cemetery, Craigleith, Orchard Place, Craigleith, 95 Crewe Road South, Edinburgh Craigleith Hill Crescent, Craigleith, Craigleith Hill, Craigleith, Craigleith Retail Park, Craigleith, Craigleith Western General Hospital, Craigleith Road, Craigleith, Blinkbonny Terrace, Ravelston, Craigleith Avenue South, Ravelston, Craigleith Western General, Craigleith Crescent, Ravelston, Craigleith Rise, Ravelston, Mary Erskine School, Ravelston, Campbell Avenue, Comely Bank Cemetery, Craigleith Murrayƒeld, Kinellen Road, Murrayƒeld, Gaurdians Wood, Murrayƒeld, Western Corner, Murrayƒeld, Orchard Place, Craigleith Saughtonhall Church, Murrayƒeld, Balgreen Road, 52 Craigleith Road, Edinburgh Balgreen, Balgreen Primary School, Balgreen, Saughton Rose Gardens, Gorgie, Balgreen Road, Craigleith Hill Crescent, Craigleith Gorgie, Gorgie Park Road, Gorgie, Sinclair Place, 86 Craigleith Road, Edinburgh Gorgie, Stewart Terrace, Gorgie, Ashley Terrace, North Merchiston, Spylaw Road, Merchiston, Craigleith Hill, Craigleith Myreside Stadium, Myreside, Myreside Court, 158 Craigleith Road, Edinburgh Morningside, Craighouse Gardens, Morningside, Balcarres Court, Morningside, Bruce Street, Craigleith Retail Park, Craigleith Morningside, Belhaven Place, Morningside, Cluny 185 Craigleith Road, Edinburgh Gardens, Morningside, Braid Avenue, Morningside, Midmar Avenue, Morningside, Blackford Pond, the Craigleith Road, Craigleith Grange, Oswald Road, the Grange, Maurice Place, 118 Queensferry Road, Edinburgh Mayƒeld, Eva Place, Mayƒeld, Royal Observatory, Mayƒeld, West Mains Road, Mayƒeld, Gordon Blinkbonny Terrace, Ravelston Terrace, Mayƒeld, Lady Road, Nether Liberton, 1B Craigleith Crescent, Edinburgh Cameron Toll Centre, Nether Liberton, Cameron Toll, Nether Liberton, Bridgend Cottages, Nether Liberton, Craigleith Avenue South, Ravelston Craigmillar Cemetery, the Inch, Walter Scott Avenue, 29 Craigleith Crescent, Edinburgh the Inch, Kingston Avenue, the Inch, Craigmillar Castle Road, Little France, Rh Sick Children, Craigleith Crescent, Ravelston Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary, Royal Inƒrmary, 67 Ravelston Dykes, Edinburgh Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary Craigleith Rise, Ravelston 87 Ravelston Dykes, Edinburgh Mary Erskine School, Ravelston 95 Ravelston Dykes, Edinburgh Campbell Avenue, Murrayƒeld 28 Murrayƒeld Road, Edinburgh Kinellen Road, Murrayƒeld 11 Ellersly Road, Edinburgh Gaurdians Wood, Murrayƒeld 5 Wallace Gardens, Edinburgh Western Corner, Murrayƒeld 5 Western Corner, Edinburgh Saughtonhall Church, Murrayƒeld 89 Saughtonhall Drive, Edinburgh Balgreen Road, Balgreen 135 Saughtonhall Drive, Edinburgh Balgreen Primary School, Balgreen Saughton Rose Gardens, Gorgie 199-201 Balgreen Road, Edinburgh Balgreen Road, Gorgie 1 Saughton Avenue, Edinburgh Gorgie Park Road, Gorgie 368-370 Gorgie Road, Edinburgh Sinclair Place, Gorgie Robertson Avenue, Edinburgh Stewart Terrace, Gorgie 5 Sinclair Close, Edinburgh Ashley Terrace, North Merchiston 53 Ashley Terrace, Edinburgh Spylaw Road, Merchiston Gray's Loan, Edinburgh Myreside Stadium, Myreside Myreside Road, Edinburgh Myreside Court, Morningside 1 Myreside Court, Edinburgh Craighouse Gardens, Morningside 40 Craighouse Gardens, Edinburgh Balcarres Court, Morningside 6 Craighouse Gardens, Edinburgh Bruce Street, Morningside 36 Balcarres Street, Edinburgh Belhaven Place, Morningside 4 Balcarres Street, Edinburgh Cluny Gardens, Morningside 3 Cluny Gardens, Edinburgh Braid Avenue, Morningside 37 Cluny Gardens, Edinburgh Midmar Avenue, Morningside 69 Cluny Gardens, Edinburgh Blackford Pond, the Grange 143 Cluny Gardens, Edinburgh Oswald Road, the Grange 49 Charterhall Grove, Edinburgh Maurice Place, Mayƒeld 19 Charterhall Grove, Edinburgh Eva Place, Mayƒeld 94A Blackford Avenue, Edinburgh Royal Observatory, Mayƒeld 7A West Mains Road, Edinburgh West Mains Road, Mayƒeld 37 West Mains Road, Edinburgh Gordon Terrace, Mayƒeld 6 Esslemont Road, Edinburgh Lady Road, Nether Liberton 1 Lady Road, Edinburgh Cameron Toll Centre, Nether Liberton 45 Lady Road, Edinburgh Cameron Toll, Nether Liberton Bridgend Cottages, Nether Liberton 1 Cameron Toll Lade, Edinburgh Craigmillar Cemetery, the Inch Walter Scott Avenue, the Inch Kingston Avenue, the Inch Craigmillar Castle Road, Little France Rh Sick Children, Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary Little France Crescent, Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary, Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary Direction: Granton 38 bus Time Schedule 61 stops Granton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:26 AM - 8:25 PM Monday 4:49 AM - 8:25 PM Royal Inƒrmary, Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary Tuesday 4:49 AM - 8:25 PM Rh Sick Children, Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary Wednesday 4:49 AM - 8:25 PM Craigmillar Castle Road, Little France Thursday 4:49 AM - 8:25 PM Kingston Avenue, the Inch Friday 4:49 AM - 8:25 PM Ochiltree Gardens, Edinburgh Saturday 5:41 AM - 8:25 PM Walter Scott Avenue, the Inch 2 Walter Scott Avenue, Edinburgh Craigmillar Cemetery, the Inch 38 bus Info Bridgend Cottages, Nether Liberton Direction: Granton 21 Old Dalkeith Road, Edinburgh Stops: 61 Trip Duration: 62 min Cameron Toll, Nether Liberton Line Summary: Royal Inƒrmary, Edinburgh Royal Cameron Toll, Edinburgh Inƒrmary, Rh Sick Children, Edinburgh Royal Inƒrmary, Craigmillar Castle Road, Little France, Cameron Toll Centre, Nether Liberton Kingston Avenue, the Inch, Walter Scott Avenue, the Lady Road, Edinburgh Inch, Craigmillar Cemetery, the Inch, Bridgend Cottages, Nether Liberton, Cameron Toll, Nether Gordon Terrace, Mayƒeld Liberton, Cameron Toll Centre, Nether Liberton, 4 Esslemont Road, Edinburgh Gordon Terrace, Mayƒeld, West Mains Road, Mayƒeld, Royal Observatory, Mayƒeld, Eva Place, West Mains Road, Mayƒeld Mayƒeld, Maurice Place, Mayƒeld, Oswald Road, the 34 West Mains Road, Edinburgh Grange, Blackford Pond, the Grange, Midmar Avenue, Morningside, Braid Avenue, Morningside, Royal Observatory, Mayƒeld Cluny Gardens, Morningside, Belhaven Place, 6 West Mains Road, Edinburgh Morningside, Bruce Street, Morningside, Balcarres Court, Morningside, Craighouse Gardens, Eva Place, Mayƒeld Morningside, Myreside Court, Morningside, Myreside 102 Blackford Avenue, Edinburgh Stadium, Myreside, Spylaw Road, Merchiston, Ashley Terrace, North Merchiston, Stewart Terrace, Gorgie, Maurice Place, Mayƒeld Sinclair Place, Gorgie, Gorgie Park Road, Gorgie, 120 Charterhall Road, Edinburgh Balgreen Road, Gorgie, Saughton Rose Gardens, Gorgie, Balgreen Primary School, Balgreen, Balgreen Oswald Road, the Grange Tram Stop, Balgreen, Balgreen Road, Balgreen, 16 Charterhall Road, Edinburgh Saughtonhall Church, Murrayƒeld, Western Corner, Murrayƒeld, Gaurdians Wood, Murrayƒeld, Kinellen Blackford Pond, the Grange Road, Murrayƒeld, Campbell Avenue, Murrayƒeld, 117 Cluny Gardens, Edinburgh Mary Erskine School, Ravelston, Craigleith Rise, Ravelston, Craigleith Avenue South, Ravelston, Midmar Avenue, Morningside Blinkbonny Terrace, Ravelston, Craigleith Road, 55 Cluny Gardens, Edinburgh Craigleith, Craigleith Retail Park, Craigleith, Craigleith Hill, Craigleith, Craigleith Hill Crescent, Craigleith, Braid Avenue, Morningside Orchard Place, Craigleith, Comely Bank Cemetery, 31 Cluny Gardens, Edinburgh Craigleith, Western General, Craigleith, Western General Hospital, Craigleith, North Werber Park, Cluny Gardens, Morningside Craigleith, Crewe Toll, Craigleith, Crewe Toll, Crewe 7 Cluny Gardens, Edinburgh Toll Roundabout, Crewe Road Gardens, Pilton, Crewe Road West, Pilton, Boswall Parkway, Pilton, Royston Belhaven Place, Morningside Belhaven Terrace, Edinburgh Mains Crescent, Pilton, Waterfront Broadway, Granton, West Granton Terminus, Granton Bruce Street, Morningside 21 Balcarres Street, Edinburgh Balcarres Court, Morningside 42 Balcarres Street, Edinburgh Craighouse Gardens, Morningside 25 Craighouse Gardens, Edinburgh Myreside Court, Morningside 1 Myreside Court, Edinburgh
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