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98 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 98 bus time schedule & line map 98 Bexhill View In Website Mode The 98 bus line (Bexhill) has 7 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bexhill: 5:50 PM - 6:50 PM (2) Eastbourne Town Centre: 6:28 AM - 3:39 PM (3) Hailsham: 4:45 PM (4) Hastings Town Centre: 6:35 AM - 6:13 PM (5) Hollington: 5:49 PM - 7:42 PM (6) Sidley: 10:49 AM - 4:49 PM (7) St Helens: 7:05 AM - 5:19 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 98 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 98 bus arriving. Direction: Bexhill 98 bus Time Schedule 39 stops Bexhill Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:50 PM - 6:50 PM Conquest Hospital, St Helens Tuesday 5:50 PM - 6:50 PM St Anne's House, Baldslow Wednesday 5:50 PM - 6:50 PM Baldslow Post O∆ce, Baldslow Thursday 5:50 PM - 6:50 PM Recreation Ground, Baldslow Friday 5:50 PM - 6:50 PM Ashdown House, Baldslow Saturday 5:50 PM - 6:50 PM Little Ridge Avenue West, Silverhill Park Towerscroft Avenue, Silverhill Park 98 bus Info Direction: Bexhill Hollinghurst Road, Silverhill Park Stops: 39 Trip Duration: 49 min Clarendon Close, Silverhill Park Line Summary: Conquest Hospital, St Helens, St Anne's House, Baldslow, Baldslow Post O∆ce, Mildenhall Drive, Silverhill Baldslow, Recreation Ground, Baldslow, Ashdown House, Baldslow, Little Ridge Avenue West, Silverhill Beauchamp Road, Hollington Park, Towerscroft Avenue, Silverhill Park, Beauchamp Road, Hastings Hollinghurst Road, Silverhill Park, Clarendon Close, Silverhill Park, Mildenhall Drive, Silverhill, Beauchamp Marline Avenue, Hollington Road, Hollington, Marline Avenue, Hollington, Playing Marline Avenue, Hastings Fields, Hollington, Tesco, Hollington, Juniper Close, Hollington, Pinewood Way, Hollington, Bodiam Drive, Playing Fields, Hollington Hollington, Glovers House, Sidley, Buxton Drive, Sidley, All Saints Lane, Sidley, Putlands Crescent, Tesco, Hollington Sidley, Mount Idol View, Sidley, Mayo Lane, Sidley, Our Lady Of the Rosary Church, Sidley, Turkey Road, Juniper Close, Hollington Sidley, Whitehouse Avenue, Sidley, All Saints Lane, Church Wood Drive, Hastings Sidley, Buxton Drive, Sidley, Wrestwood Road, Bexhill, Cambridge Road, Bexhill, St George's Road, Bexhill, Pinewood Way, Hollington Hillside Road, Bexhill, Beeching Road, Bexhill, Town Pinewood Way, Hastings Hall Square, Bexhill, Cranƒeld Road, Bexhill, Railway Station, Bexhill, Cantelupe Road, Bexhill, Marina, Bodiam Drive, Hollington Bexhill, The Harp, Bexhill Glovers House, Sidley Mount View Street, England Buxton Drive, Sidley 17 Ninƒeld Road, Hastings All Saints Lane, Sidley 71 Ninƒeld Road, Hastings Putlands Crescent, Sidley 37 Jubilee Road, Hastings Mount Idol View, Sidley 6 Mount Idol View, Hastings Mayo Lane, Sidley 176 Ninƒeld Road, Hastings Our Lady Of the Rosary Church, Sidley 20 Southlands Road, Hastings Turkey Road, Sidley 114 Turkey Road, Hastings Whitehouse Avenue, Sidley 46 Turkey Road, Hastings All Saints Lane, Sidley 80 Ninƒeld Road, Hastings Buxton Drive, Sidley 11 Ninƒeld Road, Hastings Wrestwood Road, Bexhill Holliers Hill, Hastings Cambridge Road, Bexhill 48 Cambridge Road, Hastings St George's Road, Bexhill Bending Crescent, Hastings Hillside Road, Bexhill 148 London Road, Hastings Beeching Road, Bexhill 90 London Road, Hastings Town Hall Square, Bexhill A269, Hastings Cranƒeld Road, Bexhill Buckhurst Road, Hastings Railway Station, Bexhill 1 Sea Road, Hastings Cantelupe Road, Bexhill 50 Sea Road, Hastings Marina, Bexhill 39 Marina, Hastings The Harp, Bexhill 34 Devonshire Road, Hastings Direction: Eastbourne Town Centre 98 bus Time Schedule 111 stops Eastbourne Town Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:28 AM - 3:39 PM Railway Station, Hastings Town Centre Station Approach, Hastings Tuesday 6:28 AM - 3:39 PM Havelock Road, Hastings Town Centre Wednesday 6:28 AM - 3:39 PM Robertson Street, Hastings Town Centre Thursday 6:28 AM - 3:39 PM Friday 6:28 AM - 3:39 PM Pier, Hastings Saturday 6:28 AM - 3:39 PM Eversƒeld Place, St Leonards Warrior Square, St Leonards Market Street, St Leonards 98 bus Info Market Street, Hastings Direction: Eastbourne Town Centre Stops: 111 Marina Pavilion, St Leonards Trip Duration: 124 min 36 Marina, Hastings Line Summary: Railway Station, Hastings Town Centre, Havelock Road, Hastings Town Centre, Greeba Court, St Leonards Robertson Street, Hastings Town Centre, Pier, Hastings, Eversƒeld Place, St Leonards, Warrior Athlone Court, St Leonards Square, St Leonards, Market Street, St Leonards, Marina Pavilion, St Leonards, Greeba Court, St The Marina Fountain, West St Leonards Leonards, Athlone Court, St Leonards, The Marina Fountain, West St Leonards, The Bo-Peep, West St Leonards, Cinque Ports Way, West St Leonards, The Bo-Peep, West St Leonards Filsham Road Bottom, Bulverhythe, Harley Shute Road Bottom, Bulverhythe, Aldi, Bulverhythe, Bridge Cinque Ports Way, West St Leonards Way, Bulverhythe, Freshƒelds, Bulverhythe, Abbey Seaside Way, Hastings Drive, Bulverhythe, The Bull, Bulverhythe, Bexleigh Avenue, Glyne Gap, Esso Garage, Glyne Gap, School Filsham Road Bottom, Bulverhythe Place, Glyne Gap, Third Avenue, Pebsham, Milland Close, Pebsham, Seabourne Road, Pebsham, Allen Harley Shute Road Bottom, Bulverhythe Way, Pebsham, Buckholt Avenue, Pebsham, Bexhill Road, Hastings Community Centre, Pebsham, Haslam Crescent, Pebsham, May Tree Gardens, Pebsham, Third Aldi, Bulverhythe Avenue, Pebsham, Third Avenue, Pebsham, Bexhill 323 Bexhill Road, Hastings College, Pebsham, Lindsay Hall, Bexhill, Elmstead Road, Bexhill, Hastings Road, Bexhill, Manor Barn, Bridge Way, Bulverhythe Old Town, Railway Station, Bexhill, Cantelupe Road, Bexhill, Marina, Bexhill, The Harp, Bexhill, Eversley Freshƒelds, Bulverhythe Road, Bexhill, Railway Station, Bexhill, Town Hall Square, Bexhill, Beeching Road, Bexhill, Salisbury Abbey Drive, Bulverhythe Road, Bexhill, Hillside Road, Bexhill, St George's Road, Bexhill, Cambridge Road, Bexhill, Wrestwood Road, The Bull, Bulverhythe Bexhill, Buxton Drive, Sidley, All Saints Lane, Sidley, Bexhill Road, Hastings Whitehouse Avenue, Sidley, Hornbeam Avenue, Sidley, Our Lady Of the Rosary Church, Sidley, Mayo Bexleigh Avenue, Glyne Gap Lane, Sidley, Mayo Rise, Sidley, Recreation Ground, Sidley, Thorne Crescent, Lunsford's Cross, Peartree Esso Garage, Glyne Gap Lane, Lunsford's Cross, Ingram's Farm, Lower Street, Church Lane, Ninƒeld, Manchester Road, Ninƒeld, School Place, Glyne Gap Moor Hall Drive, Ninƒeld, The Smugglers Wheel, Boreham Street, Wood Lane, Boreham Street, 4 School Place, Hastings Wartling Road, Windmill Hill, Post O∆ce, Windmill Hill, Victoria Road, Windmill Hill, The Brewers Arms, Third Avenue, Pebsham Herstmonceux, Fiennes Road, Herstmonceux, The 40 Third Avenue, Hastings Truggery, Gingers Green, Old Road, Magham Down, Amberstone Corner, Magham Down, Park Gate, Milland Close, Pebsham Upper Horsebridge, Amberstone View, Upper 13 Pebsham Lane, Hastings Horsebridge, Hawkswood Drive, Upper Horsebridge, Hawkes Farm Academy, Upper Horsebridge, Seabourne Road, Pebsham Lansdowne Road, Hailsham, Hawthylands Road, 33 Pebsham Lane, Hastings Hailsham, Grovelands Road, Hailsham, Old Railway Bridge, Hailsham, High Street, Hailsham, Police Allen Way, Pebsham Station, Hailsham, Church, Hailsham, Diplocks Way, 77 Pebsham Lane, Hastings Hailsham, Ingrams Way, Hailsham, Woodside Hall, Coppards, Natewood, Coppards, Victoria Road, Buckholt Avenue, Pebsham Polegate, High Street, Polegate, Railway Station, 129 Pebsham Lane, Hastings Polegate, St George's Church, Polegate, Brightling Road, Polegate, Broad Road End, Lower Willingdon, Community Centre, Pebsham Thurrock Close, Lower Willingdon, The Triangle, 3-4 Gavin Astor Close, Hastings Lower Willingdon, Coopers Hill, Willingdon, Church Street, Willingdon, Woodland Avenue, Willingdon, Haslam Crescent, Pebsham Selmeston Road, Upperton, District General Hospital, 26 Seabourne Road, Hastings Upperton, Rutland Close, Upperton, The Hurst Arms, Upperton, Selwyn Road, Upperton, Moat Croft Road, May Tree Gardens, Pebsham Upperton, Henleaze, Upperton, Hartƒeld Road, 21 Haslam Crescent, Hastings Eastbourne, Railway Station, Eastbourne Town Centre, Cornƒeld Road, Eastbourne Town Centre Third Avenue, Pebsham 39 Third Avenue, Hastings Third Avenue, Pebsham 40 Third Avenue, Hastings Bexhill College, Pebsham 23 Penland Road, Hastings Lindsay Hall, Bexhill 137 Dorset Road, Hastings Elmstead Road, Bexhill 106 Dorset Road, Hastings Hastings Road, Bexhill 20 De La Warr Road, Hastings Manor Barn, Old Town Church Street, Hastings Railway Station, Bexhill 1 Sea Road, Hastings Cantelupe Road, Bexhill 50 Sea Road, Hastings Marina, Bexhill 39 Marina, Hastings The Harp, Bexhill 34 Devonshire Road, Hastings Eversley Road, Bexhill 3 Endwell Road, Hastings Railway Station, Bexhill 1 Wilton Road, Hastings Town Hall Square, Bexhill 11 London Road, Hastings Beeching Road, Bexhill 101 London Road, Hastings Salisbury Road, Bexhill 1 Salisbury Road, Hastings Hillside Road, Bexhill 177 London Road, Hastings St George's Road, Bexhill 52 St George's Road, Hastings Cambridge Road, Bexhill 277 London Road, Hastings Wrestwood Road, Bexhill Holliers Hill, Hastings Buxton Drive, Sidley 17 Ninƒeld Road, Hastings All Saints Lane, Sidley 71 Ninƒeld Road, Hastings Whitehouse Avenue, Sidley 51 Turkey Road, Hastings Hornbeam Avenue, Sidley 6 Scholars Walk, Hastings Our Lady Of the Rosary Church, Sidley 35 Southlands Road, Hastings Mayo Lane, Sidley 16 Blackmill Close, Hastings Mayo Rise, Sidley 2 Mount Idol View, Hastings Recreation Ground, Sidley Thorne
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