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32 bus time schedule & line map 32 Gloucester - Highnam - Newent - Gorsley - Ross-on- View In Website Mode Wye The 32 bus line (Gloucester - Highnam - Newent - Gorsley - Ross-on-Wye) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Gloucester: 5:56 AM - 6:20 PM (2) Newent: 5:30 AM - 4:45 PM (3) Ross-On-Wye: 7:35 AM - 7:45 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 32 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 32 bus arriving. Direction: Gloucester 32 bus Time Schedule 62 stops Gloucester Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:52 AM - 5:15 PM Monday 5:56 AM - 6:20 PM Cantilupe Road, Ross-On-Wye Tuesday 5:56 AM - 6:20 PM Station Street, Ross-On-Wye Wednesday 5:56 AM - 6:20 PM Five Ways, Ross-On-Wye Thursday Not Operational Brookend Street, Ross-on-Wye Friday 5:56 AM - 6:20 PM Court Road, Ross-On-Wye Rudhall Close, Ross-on-Wye Saturday 6:30 AM - 6:20 PM John Kyrle High School, Ross-On-Wye Ledbury Road, Ross-on-Wye John Kyrle High School, Ross-On-Wye 32 bus Info Direction: Gloucester Overross Farm, Ross-On-Wye Stops: 62 Trip Duration: 53 min Ross Labels, Ross-On-Wye Line Summary: Cantilupe Road, Ross-On-Wye, Station Street, Ross-On-Wye, Five Ways, Ross-On- Travellers Rest, Ross-On-Wye Wye, Court Road, Ross-On-Wye, John Kyrle High School, Ross-On-Wye, John Kyrle High School, Ross- Rudhall Turn, Phocle Green On-Wye, Overross Farm, Ross-On-Wye, Ross Labels, Ross-On-Wye, Travellers Rest, Ross-On-Wye, Rudhall Telephone Box, Phocle Green Turn, Phocle Green, Telephone Box, Phocle Green, Shelter, Phocle Green, Bamford Cottages, Upton Bishop, Powell Croft, Upton Bishop, Cross, Upton Shelter, Phocle Green Bishop, Shelter, Hill Top, Two Park Farm, Hill Top, Jay's Green, Gorsley, Goffs School, Gorsley, Quarry Bamford Cottages, Upton Bishop Lane, Gorsley, Telephone Exchange, Gorsley, Sterrys Road, Gorsley, Christ Church, Gorsley, Garage, Kilcot, Powell Croft, Upton Bishop Briery Hill Lane, Kilcot, Inn, Kilcot, Conigree Road, The Pastures, Upton Bishop Civil Parish Newent, Oxenhall Turn, Newent, Picklenash School, Newent, Kings Arms, Newent, Lakeside, Newent, The Cross, Upton Bishop Co-Op, Newent, The Black Dog, Newent, Onslow Road, Newent, Upleadon Turn, Malswick, Malswick Shelter, Hill Top Farm Lane, Malswick, Kent's Green Turn, Malswick, Rymes Place Farm, Malswick, Mill, Malswick, The Two Park Farm, Hill Top Alderleys, Malswick, Redding Villa, Malswick, Jay's Green, Gorsley Mayview, Highleadon, Upleadon Turn, Highleadon, Barber's Bridge, Rudford, Tibberton Turn, Rudford, Goffs School, Gorsley Whitehall Lane, Rudford, Woodside Cottages, Rudford, The Green, Highnam, Stores, Highnam, The Quarry Lane, Gorsley Range, Highnam, Wetherleigh Drive, Highnam, Brimsome Meadow, Highnam, Turners Close, Highnam, Holy Innocents' Church, Highnam, Telephone Exchange, Gorsley Highnam Corner, Highnam, Horseshoe Drive, Over, West End Parade, Gloucester, Soldiers Of Sterrys Road, Gorsley Gloucestershire, Gloucester, The Warehouse, Gloucester, St Michael's Square, Gloucester, Boots, Christ Church, Gorsley Gloucester, Transport Hub Arrival, Gloucester Garage, Kilcot Briery Hill Lane, Kilcot Inn, Kilcot Conigree Road, Newent Oxenhall Turn, Newent Picklenash School, Newent Kings Arms, Newent Lakeside, Newent The Co-Op, Newent The Black Dog, Newent Church Way, Newent Onslow Road, Newent Upleadon Turn, Malswick Malswick Farm Lane, Malswick Kent's Green Turn, Malswick Rymes Place Farm, Malswick Mill, Malswick The Alderleys, Malswick Redding Villa, Malswick Mayview, Highleadon Upleadon Turn, Highleadon Barber's Bridge, Rudford Tibberton Turn, Rudford Whitehall Lane, Rudford Woodside Cottages, Rudford The Green, Highnam Stores, Highnam Maidenhall, Highnam Civil Parish The Range, Highnam Pipers Grove, Highnam Civil Parish Wetherleigh Drive, Highnam Brimsome Meadow, Highnam Turners Close, Highnam Turners Close, Highnam Civil Parish Holy Innocents' Church, Highnam Highnam Corner, Highnam Horseshoe Drive, Over Horseshoe Drive, Highnam Civil Parish West End Parade, Gloucester Westend Terrace, England Soldiers Of Gloucestershire, Gloucester Commercial Road, Gloucester The Warehouse, Gloucester Parliament Street, Gloucester St Michael's Square, Gloucester Boots, Gloucester Queens Walk, Gloucester Transport Hub Arrival, Gloucester Bruton Way, Gloucester Direction: Newent 32 bus Time Schedule 28 stops Newent Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:40 AM - 4:40 PM Monday 5:30 AM - 4:45 PM Transport Hub, Gloucester Bruton Way, Gloucester Tuesday 5:30 AM - 4:45 PM St Oswald's Priory Ruins, Gloucester Wednesday 5:30 AM - 4:45 PM Priory Road, Gloucester Thursday Not Operational West End Parade, Gloucester Friday 5:30 AM - 4:45 PM Horseshoe Drive, Over Saturday Not Operational Horseshoe Drive, Highnam Civil Parish Highnam Corner, Highnam Village Hall, Highnam 32 bus Info Direction: Newent Turners Close, Highnam Stops: 28 Turners Close, Highnam Civil Parish Trip Duration: 29 min Line Summary: Transport Hub, Gloucester, St Brimsome Meadow, Highnam Oswald's Priory Ruins, Gloucester, West End Parade, Gloucester, Horseshoe Drive, Over, Highnam Corner, Wetherleigh Drive, Highnam Highnam, Village Hall, Highnam, Turners Close, Clayburn Close, Highnam Civil Parish Highnam, Brimsome Meadow, Highnam, Wetherleigh Drive, Highnam, The Range, Highnam, Stores, The Range, Highnam Highnam, The Green, Highnam, Woodside Cottages, Rudford, Whitehall Lane, Rudford, Tibberton Turn, Stores, Highnam Rudford, Barber's Bridge, Rudford, Upleadon Turn, Maidenhall, Highnam Civil Parish Highleadon, Mayview, Highleadon, Redding Villa, Malswick, The Alderleys, Malswick, Mill, Malswick, The Green, Highnam Rymes Place Farm, Malswick, Kent's Green Turn, Malswick, Malswick Farm Lane, Malswick, Upleadon Woodside Cottages, Rudford Turn, Malswick, Onslow Road, Newent, The Black Dog, Newent, The Library, Newent Whitehall Lane, Rudford Tibberton Turn, Rudford Barber's Bridge, Rudford Upleadon Turn, Highleadon Mayview, Highleadon Redding Villa, Malswick The Alderleys, Malswick Mill, Malswick Rymes Place Farm, Malswick Kent's Green Turn, Malswick Malswick Farm Lane, Malswick Upleadon Turn, Malswick Onslow Road, Newent The Black Dog, Newent St Bartholomews, Newent The Library, Newent Direction: Ross-On-Wye 32 bus Time Schedule 58 stops Ross-On-Wye Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:40 PM Monday 7:35 AM - 7:45 PM Transport Hub, Gloucester Bruton Way, Gloucester Tuesday 7:35 AM - 7:45 PM St Oswald's Priory Ruins, Gloucester Wednesday 7:35 AM - 7:45 PM Priory Road, Gloucester Thursday Not Operational West End Parade, Gloucester Friday 7:35 AM - 7:45 PM Horseshoe Drive, Over Saturday 9:15 AM - 7:45 PM Horseshoe Drive, Highnam Civil Parish Highnam Corner, Highnam Village Hall, Highnam 32 bus Info Direction: Ross-On-Wye Turners Close, Highnam Stops: 58 Turners Close, Highnam Civil Parish Trip Duration: 56 min Line Summary: Transport Hub, Gloucester, St Brimsome Meadow, Highnam Oswald's Priory Ruins, Gloucester, West End Parade, Gloucester, Horseshoe Drive, Over, Highnam Corner, Wetherleigh Drive, Highnam Highnam, Village Hall, Highnam, Turners Close, Clayburn Close, Highnam Civil Parish Highnam, Brimsome Meadow, Highnam, Wetherleigh Drive, Highnam, The Range, Highnam, Stores, The Range, Highnam Highnam, The Green, Highnam, Woodside Cottages, Rudford, Whitehall Lane, Rudford, Tibberton Turn, Stores, Highnam Rudford, Barber's Bridge, Rudford, Upleadon Turn, Maidenhall, Highnam Civil Parish Highleadon, Mayview, Highleadon, Redding Villa, Malswick, The Alderleys, Malswick, Mill, Malswick, The Green, Highnam Rymes Place Farm, Malswick, Kent's Green Turn, Malswick, Malswick Farm Lane, Malswick, Upleadon Woodside Cottages, Rudford Turn, Malswick, Onslow Road, Newent, The Black Dog, Newent, The Library, Newent, Lakeside, Newent, Kings Arms, Newent, Picklenash School, Newent, Whitehall Lane, Rudford Oxenhall Turn, Newent, Conigree Road, Newent, Inn, Kilcot, Briery Hill Lane, Kilcot, Garage, Kilcot, Christ Tibberton Turn, Rudford Church, Gorsley, Sterrys Road, Gorsley, Telephone Exchange, Gorsley, Quarry Lane, Gorsley, Goffs Barber's Bridge, Rudford School, Gorsley, Jay's Green, Gorsley, Two Park Farm, Hill Top, Shelter, Hill Top, Cross, Upton Bishop, Powell Upleadon Turn, Highleadon Croft, Upton Bishop, Bamford Cottages, Upton Bishop, Shelter, Phocle Green, Telephone Box, Phocle Mayview, Highleadon Green, Rudhall Turn, Phocle Green, Travellers Rest, Ross-On-Wye, Ross Labels, Ross-On-Wye, Overross Redding Villa, Malswick Farm, Ross-On-Wye, John Kyrle High School, Ross- On-Wye, Five Ways, Ross-On-Wye, Station Street, The Alderleys, Malswick Ross-On-Wye, Cantilupe Road, Ross-On-Wye, Court Road, Ross-On-Wye Mill, Malswick Rymes Place Farm, Malswick Kent's Green Turn, Malswick Malswick Farm Lane, Malswick Upleadon Turn, Malswick Onslow Road, Newent The Black Dog, Newent St Bartholomews, Newent The Library, Newent Lakeside, Newent Kings Arms, Newent Picklenash School, Newent Oxenhall Turn, Newent Conigree Road, Newent Inn, Kilcot Briery Hill Lane, Kilcot Garage, Kilcot Christ Church, Gorsley Sterrys Road, Gorsley Telephone Exchange, Gorsley Quarry Lane, Gorsley Goffs School, Gorsley Jay's Green, Gorsley Two Park Farm, Hill Top Shelter, Hill Top Cross, Upton Bishop B4221, Upton Bishop Civil Parish Powell Croft, Upton Bishop The Pastures, Upton Bishop Civil Parish Bamford Cottages, Upton Bishop Shelter, Phocle Green Telephone Box, Phocle Green Rudhall Turn, Phocle Green Travellers Rest, Ross-On-Wye Ross Labels, Ross-On-Wye Overross Farm, Ross-On-Wye John Kyrle High School, Ross-On-Wye Ledbury Road, Ross-on-Wye Five Ways, Ross-On-Wye Brookend Street, Ross-on-Wye Station Street, Ross-On-Wye Cantilupe Road, Ross-On-Wye Court Road, Ross-On-Wye Checkley Close, Ross-on-Wye 32 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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