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N44 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route N44 bus time schedule & line map N44 Sutton Station - Aldwych View In Website Mode The N44 bus line Sutton Station - Aldwych has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Aldwych: 12:35 AM - 4:35 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest N44 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next N44 bus arriving. Direction: Aldwych N44 bus Time Schedule 85 stops Aldwych Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:35 AM - 4:35 AM Monday 12:35 AM - 4:35 AM Sutton Station / the Quadrant (Q) 5 Brighton Road, London Tuesday 12:35 AM - 4:35 AM Sutton Station Sutton (P) Wednesday 12:35 AM - 4:35 AM 4 Brighton Road, London Thursday 12:35 AM - 4:35 AM Sutton Head Post O∆ce (R) Friday 12:35 AM - 4:35 AM 7 Grove Road, London Saturday 12:35 AM - 4:35 AM Sutton Civic Centre (V) St. Nicholas Centre (W) Crown Road (Y) N44 bus Info 1 Crown Road, London Direction: Aldwych Stops: 85 Sutton Green (A) Trip Duration: 66 min Line Summary: Sutton Station / the Quadrant (Q), Cranleigh Gardens (Rw) Sutton Station Sutton (P), Sutton Head Post O∆ce B2230, London (R), Sutton Civic Centre (V), St. Nicholas Centre (W), Crown Road (Y), Sutton Green (A), Cranleigh Rose Hill Park West (Rw) Gardens (Rw), Rose Hill Park West (Rw), Rose Hill Rose Hill, London Rose Hill Roundabt (Rs), Bishopsford Road / Rose Hill Roundabout (RH), Netley Road, Middleton Road Rose Hill Rose Hill Roundabt (Rs) (N), Green Wrythe Lane (BA), Peterborough Road (N), Wandle Road (N), Bishopsford Road (W), Milner Bishopsford Road / Rose Hill Roundabout (RH) Road (G), The Drive (H), Morden Hall Park / Surrey Arms (Q), Belgrave Walk Tram Stop (M), Mitcham Netley Road Tram Stop (T), Gedge Court (S), Mitcham / Cricket Green (P), Mitcham / Lower Green (L), Glebe Court Middleton Road (N) (J), Mitcham Fair Green (D), Downe Road / Mitcham Library (A), Eveline Road (D), London Road / Figge's Marsh (L), Gorringe Park Avenue (TB), Tooting Green Wrythe Lane (BA) Station (TC), Mitcham Road / Tooting Station (TD), 203-219 Bishopsford Road, London Amen Corner (TE), Tooting / the Mitre (TH), Bickley Street (P), Tooting Broadway Station (H), Garratt Peterborough Road (N) Lane / Tooting Broadway (N), Fairlight Road (HR), 192 Bishopsford Road, London Streatham Cemetery (SA), Wimbledon Road (SB), Wandle Road (N) Huntspill Street (SC), Burntwood Lane (SD), Waldron Road (SE), Isis Street (Q), Earlsƒeld Station (C), 26 Gavina Close, London Earlsƒeld Road (H), Henry Prince Estate (J), Bishopsford Road (W) Swa∆eld Road (N), The Old Sergeant (N), Mapleton 1 Wandle Road, London Road (N), Southside Shopping Centre (T), Ram Street (Q), Tonsley Street (K), Wandsworth Town Station Milner Road (G) (AA), Swandon Way (TC), Petergate (TN), Chatƒeld 57 Wandle Road, London Road (TP), Hope Street / Plantation Wharf Pier (C), York Gardens (D), Badric Court (LM), Battersea High The Drive (H) Street (LN), Bullen Street (LQ), The Latchmere (LS), 125 Wandle Road, London Harris Academy / Battersea (LT), Battersea Park Library (LY), Macduff Road (LZ), Battersea Medical Morden Hall Park / Surrey Arms (Q) Centre (G), Battersea Park Station (D), Sopwith Way (E), Battersea Park / Chelsea Gate (CJ), Lister Belgrave Walk Tram Stop (M) Hospital (CK), Ebury Bridge Road (N), Victoria Coach Station (W), Eccleston Bridge (T), Victoria Station / Mitcham Tram Stop (T) Grosvenor Gardens (S), Westminster Cathedral (N), Westminster City Hall (SA), St James's Park Station Gedge Court (S) (SC), Westminster Abbey (R), Westminster Stn / Parliament Square (A), Horse Guards Parade (N), Mitcham / Cricket Green (P) Trafalgar Square / Charing Cross Station (E), Southampton Street / Covent Garden (A), Aldwych / Broadway Gardens, London Drury Lane (E) Mitcham / Lower Green (L) Glebe Court (J) Mitcham Fair Green (D) London Road, London Downe Road / Mitcham Library (A) Downe Road, London Eveline Road (D) 170 London Road, London London Road / Figge's Marsh (L) Gorringe Park Avenue (TB) Tooting Station (TC) 29 London Road, London Mitcham Road / Tooting Station (TD) Amen Corner (TE) Stella Road, London Tooting / the Mitre (TH) 145 Mitcham Road, London Bickley Street (P) 76 Mitcham Road, London Tooting Broadway Station (H) 12 Mitcham Road, London Garratt Lane / Tooting Broadway (N) Fairlight Road (HR) 953-959 Garratt Lane, London Streatham Cemetery (SA) Wimbledon Road (SB) Huntspill Street (SC) Burntwood Lane (SD) 721 Garratt Lane, London Waldron Road (SE) 661 Garratt Lane, London Isis Street (Q) 434 Garratt Lane, London Earlsƒeld Station (C) 380 Garratt Lane, London Earlsƒeld Road (H) 459 Garratt Lane, London Henry Prince Estate (J) 367 Garratt Lane, London Swa∆eld Road (N) 162 Garratt Lane, London The Old Sergeant (N) Iron Mill Place, London Mapleton Road (N) 90-92 Garratt Lane, London Southside Shopping Centre (T) Ram Street (Q) Ram Street, London Tonsley Street (K) Old York Road, London Wandsworth Town Station (AA) Swandon Way (TC) Swandon Way, London Petergate (TN) Petergate, London Chatƒeld Road (TP) Hibbert Street, London Hope Street / Plantation Wharf Pier (C) 198 York Road, London York Gardens (D) Bridges Court, London Badric Court (LM) York Road, London Battersea High Street (LN) 10 York Road, London Bullen Street (LQ) 316-318 Battersea Park Road, London The Latchmere (LS) Latchmere Street, London Harris Academy / Battersea (LT) Battersea Park Library (LY) 337 Battersea Park Road, London Macduff Road (LZ) Battersea Medical Centre (G) 181 Battersea Park Road, London Battersea Park Station (D) Queenstown Road, London Sopwith Way (E) Battersea Park / Chelsea Gate (CJ) Battersea Footbridge, London Lister Hospital (CK) Chelsea Bridge Road, London Ebury Bridge Road (N) 44-46 Ebury Bridge Road, London Victoria Coach Station (W) Eccleston Bridge (T) Buckingham Palace Road, London Victoria Station / Grosvenor Gardens (S) Buckingham Palace Road, London Westminster Cathedral (N) 25 Ashley Place, London Westminster City Hall (SA) Victoria Street, London St James's Park Station (SC) 73 Victoria Street, London Westminster Abbey (R) 8 Victoria Street, London Westminster Stn / Parliament Square (A) 100 Parliament Street, London Horse Guards Parade (N) Trafalgar Square / Charing Cross Station (E) 460 Strand, London Southampton Street / Covent Garden (A) 390 Strand, London Aldwych / Drury Lane (E) India Place, London N44 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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