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42 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 42 bus time schedule & line map 42 Berwick Bassett View In Website Mode The 42 bus line (Berwick Bassett) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Berwick Bassett: 5:40 PM (2) Calne: 8:25 AM - 5:45 PM (3) Compton Bassett: 9:33 AM (4) Devizes: 5:10 PM (5) Marlborough: 7:28 AM - 4:32 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 42 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 42 bus arriving. Direction: Berwick Bassett 42 bus Time Schedule 27 stops Berwick Bassett Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:40 PM Sainsburys, Calne Tuesday 5:40 PM Post O∆ce, Calne High Street, Calne Wednesday 5:40 PM Bank House, Calne Thursday 5:40 PM A4, Calne Friday 5:40 PM Shelburne Road, Calne Saturday Not Operational 85 London Road, Calne Bentley Lane, Quemerford Holy Trinity Church, Quemerford 42 bus Info Wessington Avenue, Calne Direction: Berwick Bassett Stops: 27 Stockley Lane, Quemerford Trip Duration: 41 min Riverside, Calne Line Summary: Sainsburys, Calne, Post O∆ce, Calne, Bank House, Calne, Shelburne Road, Calne, Bentley Post O∆ce, Quemerford Lane, Quemerford, Holy Trinity Church, Quemerford, Lake View, Calne Civil Parish Stockley Lane, Quemerford, Post O∆ce, Quemerford, Common Farm, Quemerford, Compton Turn, Common Farm, Quemerford Compton Bassett, Atcherley Road, Compton Bassett, Whittle Avenue, Compton Bassett, White Horse, Compton Turn, Compton Bassett Compton Bassett, Whittle Avenue, Compton Bassett, Atcherley Road, Compton Bassett, Cherhill Turn, Atcherley Road, Compton Bassett Cherhill, Black Horse, Cherhill, Middle Lane, Cherhill, Park Lane, Cherhill, Poachers Croft, Cherhill, Riding Whittle Avenue, Compton Bassett Stables, Beckhampton, Avebury Trusloe, Red Lion, Spreckley Road, Calne Without Civil Parish Avebury, Harrington Court, Avebury, Winterbourne Monkton, Berwick Shelter, Berwick Bassett, Berwick White Horse, Compton Bassett Shelter, Berwick Bassett Whittle Avenue, Compton Bassett Spreckley Road, Calne Without Civil Parish Atcherley Road, Compton Bassett Cherhill Turn, Cherhill Black Horse, Cherhill Middle Lane, Cherhill Main Road, Cherhill Civil Parish Park Lane, Cherhill A4, Cherhill Civil Parish Poachers Croft, Cherhill Riding Stables, Beckhampton Avebury Trusloe Red Lion, Avebury High Street, Avebury Civil Parish Harrington Court, Avebury Winterbourne Monkton Berwick Shelter, Berwick Bassett Berwick Shelter, Berwick Bassett Direction: Calne 42 bus Time Schedule 42 stops Calne Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:25 AM - 5:45 PM Ladbrokes, Marlborough 28 High Street, Marlborough Tuesday 8:25 AM - 5:45 PM Leisure Centre, Marlborough Wednesday 8:25 AM - 5:45 PM Irving Way, Marlborough Thursday 8:25 AM - 5:45 PM Irving Way, Marlborough Civil Parish Friday 8:25 AM - 5:45 PM Edwards Meadow, Marlborough Saturday 8:45 AM - 3:35 PM College Fields, Marlborough Civil Parish Falkner Close, Marlborough Hawkins Meadow, Marlborough 42 bus Info Hawkins Meadow, Marlborough Civil Parish Direction: Calne Stops: 42 Aubrey Close, Marlborough Trip Duration: 43 min Aubrey Close, Marlborough Civil Parish Line Summary: Ladbrokes, Marlborough, Leisure Centre, Marlborough, Irving Way, Marlborough, Beech Cottage, Marlborough Edwards Meadow, Marlborough, Falkner Close, Marlborough, Hawkins Meadow, Marlborough, The Bridge, Manton Aubrey Close, Marlborough, Beech Cottage, Bridge Street, Marlborough Civil Parish Marlborough, The Bridge, Manton, Outside Chance, Manton, West Manton, Manton, The Stables, Fyƒeld, Outside Chance, Manton Priest Acre, Fyƒeld, Who'D A Thought It, Lockeridge, Kennet Valley Primary School, Lockeridge, Kennet West Manton, Manton Valley Hall, Lockeridge, Southƒeld, West Overton, Telephone Box, West Overton, Old School, East The Stables, Fyƒeld Kennett, Telephone Box, West Kennett, Red Lion, Avebury, Avebury Trusloe, Riding Stables, Priest Acre, Fyƒeld Beckhampton, Poachers Croft, Cherhill, Park Lane, Cherhill, Middle Lane, Cherhill, Black Horse, Cherhill, A4, Fyƒeld Civil Parish Cherhill Turn, Cherhill, Atcherley Road, Compton Who'D A Thought It, Lockeridge Bassett, Whittle Avenue, Compton Bassett, White Horse, Compton Bassett, Whittle Avenue, Compton Old Beasants, West Overton Civil Parish Bassett, Atcherley Road, Compton Bassett, Compton Kennet Valley Primary School, Lockeridge Turn, Compton Bassett, Common Farm, Quemerford, Post O∆ce, Quemerford, Stockley Lane, Quemerford, Holy Trinity Church, Quemerford, Bentley Lane, Kennet Valley Hall, Lockeridge Quemerford, Shelburne Road, Calne, Town Hall, Calne, Sainsburys, Calne Southƒeld, West Overton Southƒeld, West Overton Civil Parish Telephone Box, West Overton Peacock, West Overton Civil Parish Old School, East Kennett Telephone Box, West Kennett Red Lion, Avebury A4361, Avebury Civil Parish Avebury Trusloe Riding Stables, Beckhampton Poachers Croft, Cherhill Park Lane, Cherhill Middle Lane, Cherhill Main Road, Cherhill Civil Parish Black Horse, Cherhill Cherhill Turn, Cherhill Atcherley Road, Compton Bassett Whittle Avenue, Compton Bassett Spreckley Road, Calne Without Civil Parish White Horse, Compton Bassett Whittle Avenue, Compton Bassett Spreckley Road, Calne Without Civil Parish Atcherley Road, Compton Bassett Compton Turn, Compton Bassett Common Farm, Quemerford Post O∆ce, Quemerford Stockley Lane, Quemerford Quemerford, Calne Holy Trinity Church, Quemerford Wessington Court, Calne Bentley Lane, Quemerford Shelburne Road, Calne London Road, Calne Town Hall, Calne A4, Calne Sainsburys, Calne Direction: Compton Bassett 42 bus Time Schedule 12 stops Compton Bassett Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:33 AM Post O∆ce, Calne High Street, Calne Tuesday 9:33 AM Bank House, Calne Wednesday 9:33 AM A4, Calne Thursday 9:33 AM Shelburne Road, Calne Friday 9:33 AM 85 London Road, Calne Saturday 9:43 AM Bentley Lane, Quemerford Holy Trinity Church, Quemerford Wessington Avenue, Calne 42 bus Info Stockley Lane, Quemerford Direction: Compton Bassett Riverside, Calne Stops: 12 Trip Duration: 15 min Post O∆ce, Quemerford Line Summary: Post O∆ce, Calne, Bank House, Lake View, Calne Civil Parish Calne, Shelburne Road, Calne, Bentley Lane, Quemerford, Holy Trinity Church, Quemerford, Common Farm, Quemerford Stockley Lane, Quemerford, Post O∆ce, Quemerford, Common Farm, Quemerford, Compton Turn, Compton Turn, Compton Bassett Compton Bassett, Atcherley Road, Compton Bassett, Whittle Avenue, Compton Bassett, White Horse, Atcherley Road, Compton Bassett Compton Bassett Whittle Avenue, Compton Bassett Spreckley Road, Calne Without Civil Parish White Horse, Compton Bassett Direction: Devizes 42 bus Time Schedule 25 stops Devizes Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Ladbrokes, Marlborough 28 High Street, Marlborough Tuesday Not Operational The College, Marlborough Wednesday Not Operational Golding Avenue, Marlborough Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational Manton House, Manton Saturday 5:10 PM Elm Tree Cottage, Clatford The Stables, Fyƒeld Priest Acre, Fyƒeld 42 bus Info A4, Fyƒeld Civil Parish Direction: Devizes Stops: 25 Who'D A Thought It, Lockeridge Trip Duration: 42 min Old Beasants, West Overton Civil Parish Line Summary: Ladbrokes, Marlborough, The College, Marlborough, Golding Avenue, Marlborough, Kennet Valley Primary School, Lockeridge Manton House, Manton, Elm Tree Cottage, Clatford, The Stables, Fyƒeld, Priest Acre, Fyƒeld, Who'D A Kennet Valley Hall, Lockeridge Thought It, Lockeridge, Kennet Valley Primary School, Lockeridge, Kennet Valley Hall, Lockeridge, Southƒeld, West Overton, Telephone Box, West Southƒeld, West Overton Overton, Telephone Box, West Kennett, Red Lion, Southƒeld, West Overton Civil Parish Avebury, Avebury Trusloe, Roundabout, Beckhampton, The Firs, Beckhampton, B&Q, Devizes, Telephone Box, West Overton Coate Roundabout, Devizes, Police Hq, Devizes, Peacock, West Overton Civil Parish Canal Bridge, Devizes, Kwik Fit, Devizes, Fire Station, Telephone Box, West Kennett Devizes, Long Street, Devizes, The Pelican, Devizes Red Lion, Avebury A4361, Avebury Civil Parish Avebury Trusloe Roundabout, Beckhampton The Firs, Beckhampton B&Q, Devizes Coate Roundabout, Devizes London Road, Roundway Civil Parish Police Hq, Devizes London Road, Devizes Canal Bridge, Devizes Kwik Fit, Devizes Fire Station, Devizes Southbroom Road, Devizes Long Street, Devizes 28 Long Street, Devizes The Pelican, Devizes The Market Place, Devizes Direction: Marlborough 42 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Marlborough Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:28 AM - 4:32 PM Sainsburys, Calne Tuesday 7:28 AM - 4:32 PM Post O∆ce, Calne High Street, Calne Wednesday 7:28 AM - 4:32 PM Bank House, Calne Thursday 7:28 AM - 4:32 PM A4, Calne Friday 7:28 AM - 4:32 PM Shelburne Road, Calne Saturday 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM 85 London Road, Calne Bentley Lane, Quemerford Holy Trinity Church, Quemerford 42 bus Info Wessington Avenue, Calne Direction: Marlborough Stops: 45 Stockley Lane, Quemerford Trip Duration: 57 min Riverside, Calne Line Summary: Sainsburys, Calne, Post O∆ce, Calne, Bank House, Calne, Shelburne Road, Calne, Bentley Post O∆ce, Quemerford Lane, Quemerford, Holy Trinity Church, Quemerford, Lake View, Calne Civil Parish Stockley Lane, Quemerford, Post O∆ce, Quemerford, Common Farm, Quemerford, Compton Turn, Common Farm, Quemerford Compton Bassett, Cherhill Turn, Cherhill, Black Horse, Cherhill, Middle Lane, Cherhill, Park Lane, Cherhill, Compton Turn, Compton Bassett Poachers Croft, Cherhill, Riding Stables, Beckhampton,
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