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R4 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route R4 bus time schedule & line map R4 Rowlands Gill - Clara Vale View In Website Mode The R4 bus line Rowlands Gill - Clara Vale has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Clara Vale: 7:27 AM - 11:15 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest R4 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next R4 bus arriving. Direction: Clara Vale R4 bus Time Schedule 58 stops Clara Vale Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:29 AM - 11:15 PM Monday 7:27 AM - 11:15 PM Station Road - Stirling Lane, Rowlands Gill Tuesday 7:27 AM - 11:15 PM Station Road-Hollydene, Rowlands Gill Windsor Court, Highƒeld Wednesday 7:27 AM - 11:15 PM Norwood Crescent, Rowlands Gill Thursday 7:27 AM - 11:15 PM Southwood Crescent, Highƒeld Friday 7:27 AM - 11:15 PM Sherburn Tower Estate- Lilleycroft, Rowlands Gill Saturday 7:29 AM - 11:15 PM Garesƒeld Gardens, Highƒeld Sherburn Tower Estate-Snipes Dene, Rowlands Gill Snipes Dene, Highƒeld R4 bus Info Direction: Clara Vale Sherburn Tower Estate, Rowlands Gill Stops: 58 Trip Duration: 41 min Sherburn Towersestate-Snipes Dene, Rowlands Line Summary: Station Road - Stirling Lane, Gill Rowlands Gill, Station Road-Hollydene, Rowlands Garesƒeld Gardens, Highƒeld Gill, Norwood Crescent, Rowlands Gill, Sherburn Tower Estate- Lilleycroft, Rowlands Gill, Sherburn Sherburn Tower Estate-Lilleycroft, Rowlands Gill Tower Estate-Snipes Dene, Rowlands Gill, Sherburn Garesƒeld Gardens, Highƒeld Tower Estate, Rowlands Gill, Sherburn Towersestate- Snipes Dene, Rowlands Gill, Sherburn Tower Estate- Southwood Crescent, Rowlands Gill Lilleycroft, Rowlands Gill, Southwood Crescent, Norwood Crescent, Highƒeld Rowlands Gill, Lockhaugh Road-Dominies Close, Rowlands Gill, Lockhaugh Road-Hollin Hill Lane, Lockhaugh Road-Dominies Close, Rowlands Gill Rowlands Gill, Lockhaugh Road-Thornley Lane, Cowan Terrace, Highƒeld Lockhaugh, Thornley Lane-Glamis Crescent, Lockhaugh, Thornley Lane-Hollinhill, Lockhaugh, Lockhaugh Road-Hollin Hill Lane, Rowlands Gill Mundle Avenue, Winlaton Mill, Noel Avenue, Winlaton Mill, Holly Avenue, Winlaton Mill, Scotland Head- Lockhaugh Road-Thornley Lane, Lockhaugh Snook Hill Cottages, Winlaton, Scotland Head- Stephenson Way, Winlaton, Scotland Head-Park Thornley Lane-Glamis Crescent, Lockhaugh Lane, Winlaton, Scotland Head-West Lane, Winlaton, Winlaton Bus Station, Winlaton, Blaydon Bank-Alice Thornley Lane-Hollinhill, Lockhaugh Street, Winlaton, Blaydon Bank-Monarch Terrace, Blaydon, Blaydon Bank-Croftdale Road, Blaydon, Mundle Avenue, Winlaton Mill Tyne Street, Winlaton, Axwell View-Parkside Avenue, Winlaton, Axwell View-Sports Ground, Winlaton, Hole Mundle Avenue, England In the Wall Estate, Winlaton, Shibdon Bank-Hazel Noel Avenue, Winlaton Mill Terrace, Blaydon, Hazel Road-Linden Road, Blaydon, Hazel Road-Maple Road, Blaydon, Larch Road, Holly Avenue, Winlaton Mill Blaydon, Shibdon Road-West View, Blaydon, Blaydon Bus Station, Blaydon, Stargate Lane-Middle Row, Scotland Head-Snook Hill Cottages, Winlaton Crookhill, Summerhill Cushy Cow Lane, Ryton, Hexham Old Road-Church, Ryton, Hexham Old Road, Scotland Head-Stephenson Way, Winlaton Ryton, Hexham Old Road-Church Rise, Crookhill, King Edward Road-Simpson Street, Crookhill, King Edward Scotland Head-Park Lane, Winlaton Road-Alexandra Gardens, Crookhill, Stargate Lane- Ennerdale Crescent, England Hollybush Gardens, Crookhill, Stargate Lane - Hexham Old Road, Crookhill, Main Road-Runhead Scotland Head-West Lane, Winlaton Estate, Ryton, Main Road - Watermill, Ryton, Whitewell Lane, Ryton, Ryton Village, Ryton, Barmoor Winlaton Bus Station, Winlaton Lane-Cypress Grove, Ryton, Main Road - Reasby Gardens, Ryton, Main Road-Barmoor Terrace, Ryton, Back Street, Blaydon Main Street-Meadow Lane, Crawcrook, Main Street - Blaydon Bank-Alice Street, Winlaton Kepier Chare, Crawcrook, Crawcrook Lane-Main Street, Crawcrook, Crawcrook Lane-Stannerford Road, Crawcrook, Stannerford Road-Crawcrook Blaydon Bank-Monarch Terrace, Blaydon Lane, Clara Vale, Stannerford Road-Farm, Clara Vale, Blaydon Bank, Blaydon Stannerford Road-East View, Clara Vale Blaydon Bank-Croftdale Road, Blaydon 42 Bowland Crescent, Blaydon Tyne Street, Winlaton Axwell View-Parkside Avenue, Winlaton Axwell View-Sports Ground, Winlaton Hole In the Wall Estate, Winlaton Shibdon Bank-Hazel Terrace, Blaydon Hazel Road-Linden Road, Blaydon Hazel Road, Blaydon Hazel Road-Maple Road, Blaydon Larch Road, Blaydon Lucy Street, Blaydon Shibdon Road-West View, Blaydon Blaydon Bus Station, Blaydon Stargate Lane-Middle Row, Crookhill Summerhill Cushy Cow Lane, Ryton Hexham Old Road-Church, Ryton Hexham Old Road, Ryton Hexham Old Road-Church Rise, Crookhill Church Rise, England King Edward Road-Simpson Street, Crookhill King Edward Road-Alexandra Gardens, Crookhill Stargate Lane-Hollybush Gardens, Crookhill Stargate Lane - Hexham Old Road, Crookhill Main Road-Runhead Estate, Ryton Main Road - Watermill, Ryton Main Road, Crawcrook Whitewell Lane, Ryton Ryton Village, Ryton Barmoor Lane-Cypress Grove, Ryton Main Road - Reasby Gardens, Ryton Main Road, England Main Road-Barmoor Terrace, Ryton Towny Cottages, England Main Street-Meadow Lane, Crawcrook Main Street - Kepier Chare, Crawcrook Chamberlain Street, England Crawcrook Lane-Main Street, Crawcrook Ellen Crescent, England Crawcrook Lane-Stannerford Road, Crawcrook Stannerford Road-Crawcrook Lane, Clara Vale Stannerford Road-Farm, Clara Vale Stannerford Road-East View, Clara Vale R4 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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