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W2 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route W2 bus time schedule & line map W2 HET Stornoway - West Side circular clockwise View In Website Mode The W2 bus line (HET Stornoway - West Side circular clockwise) has 6 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Barvas: 7:00 AM (2) Dalmore: 1:05 PM (3) South Shawbost: 1:45 PM - 6:00 PM (4) Stornoway: 7:35 AM - 4:00 PM (5) Stornoway: 7:40 AM - 3:55 PM (6) Upper Carloway: 3:40 PM - 6:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest W2 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next W2 bus arriving. Direction: Barvas W2 bus Time Schedule 19 stops Barvas Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:00 AM Bridge, Carloway Rathad Phentland, Scotland Tuesday 7:00 AM Medical Practice, Park Carloway Wednesday 7:00 AM Carloway Fc, Park Carloway Thursday 7:00 AM Friday 7:00 AM Road End, Dalmore Saturday 7:00 AM Road End, Dalbeg Norse Mill, South Shawbost Grinnivat Road End, South Shawbost W2 bus Info Direction: Barvas School, Shawbost Stops: 19 Trip Duration: 25 min Line Summary: Bridge, Carloway, Medical Practice, Old School, Shawbost Park Carloway, Carloway Fc, Park Carloway, Road End, Dalmore, Road End, Dalbeg, Norse Mill, South Park Rd End, Shawbost Shawbost, Grinnivat Road End, South Shawbost, School, Shawbost, Old School, Shawbost, Park Rd Carnan Rd End, North Shawbost End, Shawbost, Carnan Rd End, North Shawbost, Shawbost Inn, North Shawbost, Pairc An Duin, South Shawbost Inn, North Shawbost Bragar, Old School, Bragar, West Rd End, Arnol, Telephone Kiosk, Arnol, East Rd End, Arnol, Road Pairc An Duin, South Bragar End, Brue, Junction, Barvas Pairc An Duin, Scotland Old School, Bragar West Rd End, Arnol Telephone Kiosk, Arnol East Rd End, Arnol Road End, Brue Junction, Barvas Direction: Dalmore W2 bus Time Schedule 40 stops Dalmore Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 1:05 PM Bus Station, Stornoway Tuesday 1:05 PM Church Street, Stornoway Cromwell Street, Stornoway Wednesday 1:05 PM Bridge Centre, Stornoway Thursday 1:05 PM Friday 1:05 PM Co-Op, Stornoway Rathad MhicAmhlaidh, Scotland Saturday 1:05 PM Macdonald Road, Willowglen Gleann Seileach, Willowglen W2 bus Info Marybank Lodge, Marybank Direction: Dalmore Stops: 40 Marybank Quarry, Marybank Trip Duration: 50 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Stornoway, Church Creed Lodge, Marybank Street, Stornoway, Bridge Centre, Stornoway, Co-Op, Stornoway, Macdonald Road, Willowglen, Gleann Seileach, Willowglen, Marybank Lodge, Marybank, Arnish Point Rd End, Marybank Marybank Quarry, Marybank, Creed Lodge, Marybank, Arnish Point Rd End, Marybank, Lochside Lochside Arena Rd End, Marybank Arena Rd End, Marybank, Creed Enterprise Park, Marybank, Road End, Grimshader, Cameron Terrace, Creed Enterprise Park, Marybank Leurbost, Bus Shelter, Achmore, Pentland Road End, Achmore, Post Box, Lochganvich, Bus Shelter, Road End, Grimshader Garynahine, Springcorrie, Garynahine, Orasay, Callanish, South Rd End, Callanish, Stones Visitor Cameron Terrace, Leurbost Centre, Callanish, South Rd End, Callanish, North Rd End, Callanish, School, Breasclete, Stoneƒeld, Bus Shelter, Achmore Breasclete, Pier Rd End, Breasclete, West Rd End, Breasclete, Number 40, Breasclete, South Rd End, Pentland Road End, Achmore Tolstachaolais, North Rd End, Tolstachaolais, Doune Braes Hotel, Doune Carloway, Road End, Doune Post Box, Lochganvich Carloway, Goban Road End, Kirivick, Bus Shelter, Kirivick, Piper's Hill, Knock Carloway, Bridge, Bus Shelter, Garynahine Carloway, Medical Practice, Park Carloway, Carloway Fc, Park Carloway, Road End, Dalmore Springcorrie, Garynahine Orasay, Callanish South Rd End, Callanish A858, Scotland Stones Visitor Centre, Callanish South Rd End, Callanish A858, Scotland North Rd End, Callanish School, Breasclete Stoneƒeld, Breasclete Pier Rd End, Breasclete West Rd End, Breasclete Number 40, Breasclete South Rd End, Tolstachaolais North Rd End, Tolstachaolais Doune Braes Hotel, Doune Carloway Road End, Doune Carloway Goban Road End, Kirivick Bus Shelter, Kirivick Piper's Hill, Knock Carloway Bridge, Carloway Rathad Phentland, Scotland Medical Practice, Park Carloway Carloway Fc, Park Carloway Road End, Dalmore Direction: South Shawbost W2 bus Time Schedule 45 stops South Shawbost Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 1:45 PM - 6:00 PM Bus Station, Stornoway Tuesday 1:45 PM - 6:00 PM Church Street, Stornoway Cromwell Street, Stornoway Wednesday 1:45 PM - 6:00 PM Bridge Centre, Stornoway Thursday 1:45 PM - 6:00 PM Friday 1:45 PM - 6:00 PM Co-Op, Stornoway Rathad MhicAmhlaidh, Scotland Saturday 1:45 PM - 6:00 PM Western Isles Hospital, Stornoway Cearns Road End, Stornoway W2 bus Info Laxdale Lane, Laxdale Direction: South Shawbost Stops: 45 Number 15, Newmarket Trip Duration: 60 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Stornoway, Church Benside Rd End, Grianan Street, Stornoway, Bridge Centre, Stornoway, Co-Op, Stornoway, Western Isles Hospital, Stornoway, Number 24, Grianan Cearns Road End, Stornoway, Laxdale Lane, Laxdale, Number 15, Newmarket, Benside Rd End, Grianan, Number 24, Grianan, Number 95, Benside, Number Number 95, Benside 86, Benside, Baker's Rd End, Newmarket, Village, Newmarket, Bridge Cottages, Newmarket, Gleann Number 86, Benside Dubh, Newmarket, Community Centre, Barvas, Junction, Barvas, Road End, Brue, Number 22, Brue, Baker's Rd End, Newmarket Telephone Kiosk, Brue, Turning Point, Brue, Road End, Brue, East Rd End, Arnol, Telephone Kiosk, Arnol, Village, Newmarket West Rd End, Arnol, Village, North Bragar, Bus Shelter, South Bragar, Pairc An Duin, South Bragar, Bridge Cottages, Newmarket Shawbost Inn, North Shawbost, Carnan Rd End, North Shawbost, Carnan Park, North Shawbost, Gleann Dubh, Newmarket Carnan Rd End, North Shawbost, Township, Parc Shawbost, Park Rd End, Shawbost, School, Community Centre, Barvas Shawbost, Number 55, South Shawbost, Number 38, South Shawbost, Number 25, South Shawbost, Junction, Barvas Number 19, South Shawbost, Number 17, South Shawbost, Number 45, South Shawbost, Number 48, Road End, Brue South Shawbost, Grinnivat Road End, South Shawbost, Grinnivat Road, South Shawbost Number 22, Brue Telephone Kiosk, Brue Turning Point, Brue Road End, Brue East Rd End, Arnol Telephone Kiosk, Arnol West Rd End, Arnol Village, North Bragar Bus Shelter, South Bragar Pairc An Duin, South Bragar Pairc An Duin, Scotland Shawbost Inn, North Shawbost Carnan Rd End, North Shawbost Carnan Park, North Shawbost Carnan Rd End, North Shawbost Township, Parc Shawbost Park Rd End, Shawbost School, Shawbost Number 55, South Shawbost Number 38, South Shawbost Number 25, South Shawbost Number 19, South Shawbost Number 17, South Shawbost Number 45, South Shawbost Number 48, South Shawbost Grinnivat Road End, South Shawbost Grinnivat Road, South Shawbost Direction: Stornoway W2 bus Time Schedule 94 stops Stornoway Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:35 AM - 4:00 PM Bus Station, Stornoway Tuesday 7:35 AM - 4:00 PM Church Street, Stornoway Cromwell Street, Stornoway Wednesday 7:35 AM - 4:00 PM Thursday 7:35 AM - 4:00 PM Bridge Centre, Stornoway Friday 7:35 AM - 4:00 PM Co-Op, Stornoway Rathad MhicAmhlaidh, Scotland Saturday 7:25 AM - 4:00 PM Western Isles Hospital, Stornoway Cearns Road End, Stornoway W2 bus Info Laxdale Lane, Laxdale Direction: Stornoway Stops: 94 Number 15, Newmarket Trip Duration: 62 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Stornoway, Church Benside Rd End, Grianan Street, Stornoway, Bridge Centre, Stornoway, Co-Op, Stornoway, Western Isles Hospital, Stornoway, Cearns Road End, Stornoway, Laxdale Lane, Laxdale, Number 24, Grianan Number 15, Newmarket, Benside Rd End, Grianan, Number 24, Grianan, Number 95, Benside, Number Number 95, Benside 86, Benside, Baker's Rd End, Newmarket, Village, Newmarket, Bridge Cottages, Newmarket, Gleann Number 86, Benside Dubh, Newmarket, Community Centre, Barvas, Junction, Barvas, Road End, Brue, East Rd End, Baker's Rd End, Newmarket Arnol, Telephone Kiosk, Arnol, West Rd End, Arnol, Village, North Bragar, Pairc An Duin, South Bragar, Village, Newmarket Shawbost Inn, North Shawbost, Carnan Rd End, North Shawbost, Park Rd End, Shawbost, School, Bridge Cottages, Newmarket Shawbost, Number 55, South Shawbost, Number 38, South Shawbost, Number 25, South Shawbost, Gleann Dubh, Newmarket Number 19, South Shawbost, Number 17, South Shawbost, Number 45, South Shawbost, Number 48, Community Centre, Barvas South Shawbost, Grinnivat Road End, South Shawbost, Norse Mill, South Shawbost, Road End, Junction, Barvas Dalbeg, Road End, Dalmore, Carloway Fc, Park Carloway, Parkview, Upper Carloway, Windygates, Upper Carloway, Number 32, Upper Carloway, Road End, Brue Number 14, Upper Carloway, Number 2, Upper Carloway, Uraghag, Garenin, Uraghag Rd End, East Rd End, Arnol Garenin, Number 25, Garenin, Car Park, Garenin, Number 25, Garenin, Uraghag Rd End, Garenin, Road Telephone Kiosk, Arnol End, Borrowston, Creaganan Gorm, Knock Carloway, Pentland Drive, Knock Carloway, The Brooks, Knock West Rd End, Arnol Carloway, Number 26, Knock Carloway, Lios Na Glibe, Knock Carloway, Bridge, Carloway, Piper's Hill, Village, North Bragar Knock Carloway, Bus Shelter, Kirivick, Goban Road End, Kirivick, Road End, Doune Carloway, Doune Pairc An Duin, South Bragar Braes Hotel, Doune Carloway, North Rd End, Pairc An Duin, Scotland Tolstachaolais, South Rd End, Tolstachaolais, Number 40, Breasclete, West Rd End, Breasclete, Pier Shawbost Inn, North Shawbost Rd End, Breasclete, Stoneƒeld, Breasclete, School, Breasclete, North Rd End, Callanish, South Rd End,
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