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S827 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route S827 bus time schedule & line map S827 South Shields - Harton View In Website Mode The S827 bus line (South Shields - Harton) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Harton: 7:40 AM (2) South Shields: 3:20 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest S827 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next S827 bus arriving. Direction: Harton S827 bus Time Schedule 20 stops Harton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:40 AM Mile End Road, South Shields Heron Drive, South Shields Tuesday 7:40 AM Mile End Road-Clasper Court, South Shields Wednesday 7:40 AM Lawe Road-Trajan Avenue, South Shields Thursday 7:40 AM Lawe Road, South Shields Friday 7:40 AM Lawe Road-George Scott Street, South Shields Saturday Not Operational Sea Road-Pier Parade, South Shields Salisbury Place-Beach Road, South Shields 146 Beach Road, South Shields S827 bus Info Direction: Harton Sea Way, South Shields Stops: 20 Trip Duration: 25 min Bents Park, South Shields Line Summary: Mile End Road, South Shields, Mile End Road-Clasper Court, South Shields, Lawe Road- Mowbray Road-New Crown, South Shields Trajan Avenue, South Shields, Lawe Road-George Scott Street, South Shields, Sea Road-Pier Parade, Mowbray Road-Kingsway, Westoe South Shields, Salisbury Place-Beach Road, South Shields, Sea Way, South Shields, Bents Park, South Shields, Mowbray Road-New Crown, South Shields, Bamburgh Avenue-Euryalus Court, Westoe Mowbray Road-Kingsway, Westoe, Bamburgh Avenue-Euryalus Court, Westoe, Bamburgh Avenue- Bamburgh Avenue-Kelvin Grove, Westoe Kelvin Grove, Westoe, Bamburgh Avenue, Horsley Bamburgh Avenue, South Shields Hill, Cheviot Road-Bamburgh Avenue, Horsley Hill, Cheviot Road-Norham Avenue North, Horsley Hill, Bamburgh Avenue, Horsley Hill Highƒeld Road-Cheviot Road, Horsley Hill, Horsley Bamburgh Avenue, South Shields Hill Square, Horsley Hill, Horsley Hill Square, Horsley Hill, Centenary Avenue-Witton Avenue, Harton, Cheviot Road-Bamburgh Avenue, Horsley Hill Harton Academy, Harton Cheviot Road-Norham Avenue North, Horsley Hill Highƒeld Road-Cheviot Road, Horsley Hill Cheviot Road, South Shields Horsley Hill Square, Horsley Hill Horsley Hill Square, Horsley Hill Centenary Avenue-Witton Avenue, Harton Harton Academy, Harton Direction: South Shields S827 bus Time Schedule 19 stops South Shields Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:20 PM Harton Academy, Harton Tuesday 3:20 PM Marsden Road-Bulmer Road, Harton Wednesday 3:20 PM Marsden Road-Tabernacle, Horsley Hill Thursday 3:20 PM Horsley Hill Square, Horsley Hill Friday 3:20 PM Horsley Hill Square, South Shields Saturday Not Operational Highƒeld Road-Cheviot Road, Horsley Hill Cheviot Road-Hemsley Road, Horsley Hill Cheviot Road, South Shields S827 bus Info Cheviot Road-Bamburgh Avenue, Horsley Hill Direction: South Shields Stops: 19 Bamburgh Avenue, Horsley Hill Trip Duration: 20 min Bamburgh Avenue, South Shields Line Summary: Harton Academy, Harton, Marsden Road-Bulmer Road, Harton, Marsden Road- Bamburgh Avenue-Kelvin Grove, Westoe Tabernacle, Horsley Hill, Horsley Hill Square, Horsley Bamburgh Avenue, South Shields Hill, Highƒeld Road-Cheviot Road, Horsley Hill, Cheviot Road-Hemsley Road, Horsley Hill, Cheviot Tadema Road, Westoe Road-Bamburgh Avenue, Horsley Hill, Bamburgh Mowbray Villas, South Shields Avenue, Horsley Hill, Bamburgh Avenue-Kelvin Grove, Westoe, Tadema Road, Westoe, Mowbray Road- Mowbray Road-Kingsway, Westoe Kingsway, Westoe, Mowbray Road-New Crown, South Shields, Bents Park, South Shields, Salisbury Mowbray Road-New Crown, South Shields Place-Marine Approach, South Shields, Pier Head, South Shields, Lawe Road-George Scott Street, Bents Park, South Shields South Shields, Lawe Road-Vespasian Avenue, South Shields, Mile End Road, South Shields, Mile End Road- Clasper Court, South Shields Salisbury Place-Marine Approach, South Shields Pier Head, South Shields Lawe Road-George Scott Street, South Shields Lawe Road-Vespasian Avenue, South Shields Lawe Road, South Shields Mile End Road, South Shields Mile End Road, South Shields Mile End Road-Clasper Court, South Shields S827 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in North East and Cumbria. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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