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PR9 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route PR9 bus time schedule & line map PR9 Salisbury - Britford P&R View In Website Mode The PR9 bus line (Salisbury - Britford P&R) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Britford: 8:55 AM - 6:40 PM (2) North Charford: 5:52 PM (3) Salisbury: 7:27 AM - 6:30 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest PR9 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next PR9 bus arriving. Direction: Britford PR9 bus Time Schedule 8 stops Britford Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:55 AM - 6:40 PM Cathedral Hotel, Salisbury 1-5 Milford Street, Salisbury Tuesday 8:55 AM - 6:40 PM Brown Street, Salisbury Wednesday 8:55 AM - 6:40 PM Brewery Lane, Salisbury Thursday 8:55 AM - 6:40 PM St Osmunds School, Salisbury Friday 8:55 AM - 6:40 PM New Bridge Road, Salisbury Saturday 9:12 AM - 6:40 PM Bp Garage, Salisbury 71 Woodbury Gardens, Salisbury Civil Parish Milton Road, Salisbury PR9 bus Info Direction: Britford P&R, Britford Stops: 8 Downton Road, Britford Civil Parish Trip Duration: 8 min Line Summary: Cathedral Hotel, Salisbury, Brown P&R, Britford Street, Salisbury, St Osmunds School, Salisbury, New Bridge Road, Salisbury, Bp Garage, Salisbury, Milton Road, Salisbury, P&R, Britford, P&R, Britford Direction: North Charford PR9 bus Time Schedule 43 stops North Charford Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:52 PM Cathedral Hotel, Salisbury 1-5 Milford Street, Salisbury Tuesday 5:52 PM Brown Street, Salisbury Wednesday 5:52 PM Brewery Lane, Salisbury Thursday 5:52 PM St Osmunds School, Salisbury Friday 5:52 PM New Bridge Road, Salisbury Saturday Not Operational Bp Garage, Salisbury 71 Woodbury Gardens, Salisbury Civil Parish Milton Road, Salisbury PR9 bus Info Direction: North Charford P&R, Britford Stops: 43 Downton Road, Britford Civil Parish Trip Duration: 41 min Line Summary: Cathedral Hotel, Salisbury, Brown P&R, Britford Street, Salisbury, St Osmunds School, Salisbury, New Bridge Road, Salisbury, Bp Garage, Salisbury, Milton Milton Road, Salisbury Road, Salisbury, P&R, Britford, P&R, Britford, Milton Road, Salisbury, Longhill Drive, Salisbury, Viking Way, Longhill Drive, Salisbury Salisbury, Rowbarrow, Salisbury, Oak Tree Field, 6 Ancient Way, Salisbury Civil Parish Odstock, District Hospital, Salisbury, District Hospital, Salisbury, District Hospital, Salisbury, District Viking Way, Salisbury Hospital, Salisbury, Cross Roads, Odstock, Junior 2 Viking Way, Salisbury Civil Parish School, Odstock, Radnor Arms, Nunton, Bodenham Turn, Nunton, Bus Shelterl, Bodenham, Matrimony Rowbarrow, Salisbury Farmhouse, Nunton, Bus Shelter, Charlton All Saints, Warrens Lane, Charlton All Saints, Industrial Estate, Oak Tree Field, Odstock Downton, The Bull, Downton, Co-Op, Downton, Green Lane, Downton, Kings Arms, Downton, Moot Lodge, District Hospital, Salisbury Downton, Surgery, Downton, Saxon Meadow, Downton, Moot Close, Downton, Surgery, Downton, Moot Lodge, Downton, The Sidings, Downton, Ashley District Hospital, Salisbury Grange, Downton, Morgans Vale Road, Morgan's Vale, St Birinus Road, Woodfalls, The Old Inn, District Hospital, Salisbury Woodfalls, Pineview Close, Woodfalls, Woodfalls Cross, North Charford District Hospital, Salisbury Cross Roads, Odstock Junior School, Odstock Radnor Arms, Nunton Bodenham Turn, Nunton Bus Shelterl, Bodenham Matrimony Farmhouse, Nunton Bus Shelter, Charlton All Saints Warrens Lane, Charlton All Saints Industrial Estate, Downton The Bull, Downton The Headlands, Downton Co-Op, Downton Green Lane, Downton The Borough, Downton Kings Arms, Downton Church Hatch, Downton Civil Parish Moot Lodge, Downton Surgery, Downton Saxon Meadow, Downton Moot Close, Downton Surgery, Downton Moot Lodge, Downton The Sidings, Downton Ashley Grange, Downton Morgans Vale Road, Morgan's Vale St Birinus Road, Woodfalls The Old Inn, Woodfalls The Drove, Morgan's Vale Pineview Close, Woodfalls Woodfalls Cross, North Charford Hale Lane, Hale Civil Parish Direction: Salisbury PR9 bus Time Schedule 32 stops Salisbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:27 AM - 6:30 PM Morgans Vale Road, Morgan's Vale Tuesday 7:27 AM - 6:30 PM St Birinus Road, Woodfalls Wednesday 7:27 AM - 6:30 PM The Old Inn, Woodfalls Thursday 7:27 AM - 6:30 PM The Drove, Morgan's Vale Friday 7:27 AM - 6:30 PM Pineview Close, Woodfalls Saturday 8:00 AM - 5:57 PM Woodfalls Cross, North Charford Hale Lane, Hale Civil Parish Loosehanger, Lover PR9 bus Info St Mary's Close, Lover Direction: Salisbury Saint Mary's Close, Redlynch Civil Parish Stops: 32 Trip Duration: 8 min St Mary's Church, Lover Line Summary: Morgans Vale Road, Morgan's Vale, St Birinus Road, Woodfalls, The Old Inn, Woodfalls, Goggs Lane, Redlynch Pineview Close, Woodfalls, Woodfalls Cross, North Charford, Loosehanger, Lover, St Mary's Close, Lover, Orchards, Redlynch St Mary's Church, Lover, Goggs Lane, Redlynch, Orchards, Redlynch, Springƒeld, Redlynch, Morgans Springƒeld, Redlynch Vale Road, Morgan's Vale, Ashley Grange, Downton, The Sidings, Downton, Wooden Spoon, Downton, Green Lane, Downton, Co-Op, Downton, The Bull, Morgans Vale Road, Morgan's Vale Downton, Industrial Estate, Downton, Warrens Lane, Charlton All Saints, Bus Shelter, Charlton All Saints, Ashley Grange, Downton Matrimony Farmhouse, Nunton, Inveresk House, Bodenham, Bodenham Bypass, Nunton, Bus Shelter, The Sidings, Downton Britford, Milton Road, Salisbury, Rowbarrow, Salisbury, Bp Garage, Salisbury, New Bridge Road, Wooden Spoon, Downton Salisbury, St Osmunds School, Salisbury, Catherine Street, Salisbury, Cathedral Hotel, Salisbury Green Lane, Downton The Borough, Downton Co-Op, Downton The Bull, Downton The Headlands, Downton Industrial Estate, Downton Unit 6 Scotts Close, Downton Warrens Lane, Charlton All Saints Bus Shelter, Charlton All Saints Matrimony Farmhouse, Nunton Inveresk House, Bodenham Bodenham Bypass, Nunton Bus Shelter, Britford 3 High Road, Britford Civil Parish Milton Road, Salisbury Rowbarrow, Salisbury 12 Rowbarrow Close, Salisbury Civil Parish Bp Garage, Salisbury 57 Woodbury Gardens, Salisbury Civil Parish New Bridge Road, Salisbury St Osmunds School, Salisbury Exeter Street, Salisbury Catherine Street, Salisbury 50 Catherine Street, Salisbury Cathedral Hotel, Salisbury 1-5 Milford Street, Salisbury PR9 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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