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520 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 520 bus time schedule & line map 520 Aldershot - Guildford View In Website Mode The 520 bus line (Aldershot - Guildford) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Aldershot: 1:07 PM (2) Guildford: 9:30 AM (3) Normandy: 4:35 PM (4) Woking: 10:05 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 520 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 520 bus arriving. Direction: Aldershot 520 bus Time Schedule 61 stops Aldershot Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Friary Bus Station, Guildford Commercial Road, Guildford Tuesday 1:07 PM Guildford Railway Station, Guildford Wednesday 9:30 AM - 2:05 PM Farnham Road, Guildford Thursday Not Operational Guildford Station, Guildford Friday 1:07 PM 2a Guildford Park Road, Guildford Saturday Not Operational Guildford Park Avenue, Guildford Park 70 Ludlow Road, Guildford The Astolat, Guildford Park 520 bus Info The Oval, Dennisville Direction: Aldershot Stops: 61 The Chase, Dennisville Trip Duration: 42 min 7 St John's Road, Guildford Line Summary: Friary Bus Station, Guildford, Guildford Railway Station, Guildford, Guildford Tesco, Guildford Station, Guildford, Guildford Park Avenue, Guildford Egerton Road, Guildford Park, The Astolat, Guildford Park, The Oval, Dennisville, The Chase, Dennisville, Tesco, Guildford, Royal Surrey Hospital, Guildford Royal Surrey Hospital, Guildford, Egerton Road, Guildford, Bargate Court, Park Barn, Broomƒeld, Egerton Road, Guildford Park Barn, The Oak, Park Barn, Barnwood Court, Egerton Road, Guildford Rydeshill, Broadacres, Rydeshill, Liddington Hall Drive, Rydeshill, Gravetts Lane, Worplesdon, Bargate Court, Park Barn Bungalows, Fairlands, Fairlands Estate, Fairlands, Chapelhouse Close, Guildford Littleƒeld Common, Fairlands, Fairoaks Park, Wood Street, Clasford Bridge, Wood Street, Cobbett Hill, Broomƒeld, Park Barn Littleƒeld Common, Whipley Farm, Wood Street, Bailes Lane, Willey Green, Anchor Close, Normandy, The Oak, Park Barn Pond, Normandy, Glaziers Lane, Flexford, 2 Broomƒeld, Guildford Wanborough Railway Station, Flexford, Flexford Road, Flexford, Orchard Close, Flexford, Westwood Barnwood Court, Rydeshill Lane, Flexford, Elm Hill, Wyke, Wyke Lane, Wyke, 1-15 Barnwood Court, Guildford Nightingale Road, Ash, Ash Hill Road, Ash, Chester Road, Ash, Ash Railway Station, Ash, St Peters Broadacres, Rydeshill Church, Ash, Collins Gardens, Ash, Grange Road, Ash, Willow Fields, Ash, Foreman Road, Ash, The Old Liddington Hall Drive, Rydeshill Railway Station, Ash Green, White Lane, Ash Green, Poyle Road Turn, Ash Green, Poyle Road, Tongham, Gravetts Lane, Worplesdon Poyle Road, Tongham, The Cardinals, Tongham, St Paul's Church, Tongham, The Street, Tongham, Bungalows, Fairlands Manor Road, Tongham, Elm Lane, Tongham, Ash Aldershot Road, Guildford Lodge Drive, Ash, Priors Court, Ash, Herrett Street, North Town, Coleman Road, North Town, Brighton Fairlands Estate, Fairlands Road, North Town, Manor Park, North Town, Football Stadium, Aldershot, Bus Station, Aldershot Littleƒeld Common, Fairlands Fairoaks Park, Wood Street Clasford Bridge, Wood Street Cobbett Hill, Littleƒeld Common Whipley Farm, Wood Street Bailes Lane, Willey Green Anchor Close, Normandy Anchor Close, Guildford Pond, Normandy Glaziers Lane, Flexford Wanborough Railway Station, Flexford Flexford Road, Flexford Orchard Close, Flexford Westwood Lane, Flexford Elm Hill, Wyke Wyke Lane, Wyke Nightingale Road, Ash Ash Hill Road, Ash Chester Road, Ash Ash Railway Station, Ash Foreman Park, Ash Civil Parish St Peters Church, Ash Collins Gardens, Ash Grange Road, Ash Willow Fields, Ash Willow Fields, Ash Civil Parish Foreman Road, Ash The Old Railway Station, Ash Green White Lane, Ash Green Poyle Road Turn, Ash Green Poyle Road, Tongham Poyle Road, Tongham The Cardinals, Tongham St Paul's Church, Tongham The Street, Tongham Manor Road, Tongham Elm Lane, Tongham The Elms, Ash Civil Parish Ash Lodge Drive, Ash Manor Road cycle path, Ash Civil Parish Priors Court, Ash Priors Court, Ash Civil Parish Herrett Street, North Town Coleman Road, North Town Brighton Road, North Town High Street, Aldershot Manor Park, North Town High Street, Aldershot Football Stadium, Aldershot 8 High Street, Aldershot Bus Station, Aldershot Direction: Guildford 520 bus Time Schedule 49 stops Guildford Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational The Cardinals, Tongham Tuesday 9:30 AM Poyle Road, Tongham Wednesday Not Operational Poyle Road, Tongham Thursday Not Operational Poyle Road Turn, Ash Green Friday 9:30 AM White Lane, Ash Green Saturday Not Operational The Old Railway Station, Ash Green Foreman Road, Ash 520 bus Info Willow Fields, Ash Direction: Guildford Stops: 49 Willow Fields, Ash Civil Parish Trip Duration: 42 min Grange Road, Ash Line Summary: The Cardinals, Tongham, Poyle Road, Tongham, Poyle Road, Tongham, Poyle Road Turn, Ash Green, White Lane, Ash Green, The Old Collins Gardens, Ash Railway Station, Ash Green, Foreman Road, Ash, Willow Fields, Ash, Grange Road, Ash, Collins St Peters Church, Ash Gardens, Ash, St Peters Church, Ash, Ash Railway Station, Ash, Chester Road, Ash, Ash Hill Road, Ash, Ash Railway Station, Ash Nightingale Road, Ash, Wyke Lane, Wyke, Elm Hill, Wyke, Church, Wyke, Westwood Lane, Flexford, Chester Road, Ash Orchard Close, Flexford, Flexford Road, Flexford, Denby Dene, Ash Civil Parish Glaziers Lane, Flexford, Glaziers Lane, Normandy, Pond, Normandy, Anchor Close, Normandy, Bailes Ash Hill Road, Ash Lane, Willey Green, Whipley Farm, Wood Street, Cobbett Hill, Littleƒeld Common, Clasford Bridge, Nightingale Road, Ash Wood Street, Fairoaks Park, Wood Street, Littleƒeld Common, Fairlands, Fairlands Estate, Fairlands, Wyke Lane, Wyke Bungalows, Fairlands, Gravetts Lane, Worplesdon, Liddington Hall Drive, Rydeshill, Broadacres, Elm Hill, Wyke Rydeshill, Barnwood Court, Rydeshill, Broomƒeld, Park Barn, Bargate Court, Park Barn, Egerton Road, Church, Wyke Guildford, Royal Surrey Hospital, Guildford, Tesco, Guildford, The Chase, Dennisville, The Oval, Westwood Lane, Flexford Dennisville, The Astolat, Guildford Park, Guildford Park Avenue, Guildford Park, Guildford Station, Guildford, Guildford Railway Station, Guildford, Orchard Close, Flexford Friary Bus Station, Guildford Flexford Road, Flexford Glaziers Lane, Flexford Glaziers Lane, Normandy Pond, Normandy Anchor Close, Normandy Anchor Close, Guildford Bailes Lane, Willey Green Whipley Farm, Wood Street Cobbett Hill, Littleƒeld Common Clasford Bridge, Wood Street Fairoaks Park, Wood Street Fairoaks Residential Park, Guildford Littleƒeld Common, Fairlands Fairlands Estate, Fairlands Bungalows, Fairlands Aldershot Road, Guildford Gravetts Lane, Worplesdon Liddington Hall Drive, Rydeshill Broadacres, Rydeshill Broomƒeld Close, Guildford Barnwood Court, Rydeshill 1-15 Barnwood Court, Guildford Broomƒeld, Park Barn Bargate Court, Park Barn 11-17 Park Barn Drive, Guildford Egerton Road, Guildford Egerton Road, Guildford Royal Surrey Hospital, Guildford Tesco, Guildford Egerton Road, Guildford The Chase, Dennisville The Oval, Dennisville The Astolat, Guildford Park Guildford Park Avenue, Guildford Park 10 Guildford Park Avenue, Guildford Guildford Station, Guildford Guildford Park Road, Guildford Guildford Railway Station, Guildford Friary Bus Station, Guildford Commercial Road, Guildford Direction: Normandy 520 bus Time Schedule 37 stops Normandy Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Station, Aldershot Tuesday 4:35 PM Arthur Street, Aldershot 78-76 Victoria Road, Aldershot Wednesday 12:05 PM - 4:35 PM Redan Road, Aldershot Thursday Not Operational Boulters Road, Aldershot Friday 4:35 PM Manor Park, North Town Saturday Not Operational Pembury Place, Aldershot Brighton Road, North Town Coleman Road, North Town 520 bus Info Direction: Normandy Herrett Street, North Town Stops: 37 Trip Duration: 30 min North Lane, North Town Line Summary: Bus Station, Aldershot, Arthur Street, Clyde Court, Aldershot Aldershot, Redan Road, Aldershot, Manor Park, North Town, Brighton Road, North Town, Coleman Priors Court, Ash Road, North Town, Herrett Street, North Town, North Priors Court, Ash Civil Parish Lane, North Town, Priors Court, Ash, Ash Lodge Drive, Ash, Elm Lane, Tongham, Manor Road, Ash Lodge Drive, Ash Tongham, The Street, Tongham, St Paul's Church, Manor Road cycle path, Ash Civil Parish Tongham, The Cardinals, Tongham, Poyle Road, Tongham, Poyle Road, Tongham, Poyle Road Turn, Elm Lane, Tongham Ash Green, White Lane, Ash Green, The Old Railway The Elms, Ash Civil Parish Station, Ash Green, Foreman Road, Ash, Willow Fields, Ash, Grange Road, Ash, Collins Gardens, Ash, Manor Road, Tongham St Peters Church, Ash, Ash Railway Station, Ash, Chester Road, Ash, Ash Hill Road, Ash, Nightingale The Street, Tongham Road, Ash, Wyke Lane, Wyke, Elm Hill, Wyke, Church, Pawley Close, Tongham Civil Parish Wyke, Westwood Lane, Flexford, Orchard Close, Flexford, Flexford Road, Flexford, Glaziers Lane, St Paul's Church, Tongham Flexford, Glaziers Lane, Normandy The Cardinals, Tongham Poyle Road, Tongham Poyle Road, Tongham Poyle Road Turn, Ash Green White Lane, Ash Green The Old Railway Station, Ash Green Foreman Road, Ash Willow Fields, Ash Willow Fields, Ash Civil Parish Grange Road, Ash Collins Gardens, Ash St Peters Church, Ash Ash Railway Station, Ash Chester Road, Ash Denby Dene, Ash Civil Parish Ash Hill Road, Ash Nightingale Road, Ash Wyke Lane, Wyke Elm Hill, Wyke Church, Wyke Westwood Lane, Flexford Orchard Close,
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