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Route Descriptions As at August 2016 Route Descriptions As At August 2016 All Services observes all recognised Bus Stops along this route apart from only those Bus Stops and Stances within the City Centre which have been allocated by Dundee City Council, unless otherwise stated. Green Highlighting – deviations from main route, or occasional journeys only Yellow Highlighting – Hail & Ride areas Xplore Dundee Route Descriptions, August 2016 Page 1 Service Page Number Services 1a/1b 3 Service 5 4 Services 9, 9a, 9c 5 – 6 Service 9s 7 Services 10, 10a 8 – 9 Service 14 10 Service 14s 11 Service 15 12 Service 17 13 Service 17s 13 Service 18 14 Service 23 15 Service 23a 16 Service 23b 17 Service 27 21 Service 27S 22 Service 28 23 Service 28S 24 Service 29 25 Service 29S 26 Service 30 27 Service 31 28 Services 32, 32A 29 Service 33 30 Services 36, 36C 31 Service 51 32 - 33 Services 137, 137A 34 Service 138 35 Service 139 36 - 37 Services 198, 199 38 Service 701 38 Services AS1, AS2 39 Services AS3, AS4 40 Service GF1 41 Services MD1, MD2, MD3, MD4, MD5, MD6, MD9, 43 - 51 MD10, MD11 Xplore Dundee Route Descriptions, August 2016 Page 2 Services 1A/1B Route Description Service 1A from City Centre to St Marys Courthouse Square, Ward Road, Euclid Crescent, Panmure Street, Meadowside, Victoria Road, Dens Road, Moncur Crescent, Strathmore Avenue, Harefield Road, Stack Leisure Park (some journeys do not operate via Stack Leisure Park – see timetable for those journeys), Harefield Road, Kings Cross Road, Macalpine Road, Staffa Place (some journeys operate a loop to the Tesco Call Centre by operating via Telford Road, Baird Avenue, Faraday Street, Telford Road, Staffa Place, See Timetable for details), Rosemount Road, Dalmahoy Drive, Birkdale Place, Macalpine Road to St Marys Laird Street (Benholm Place Bus Terminus) Service 1A from St Marys to City Centre From St Marys Laird Street (Benholm Place Bus Terminus then via Macalpine Road, Birkdale Place, Dalmahoy Drive, Rosemount Road, Staffa Place, (some journeys operate a loop to the Tesco Call Centre by operating via Telford Road, Baird Avenue, Faraday Street, Telford Road, Staffa Place See Timetable for details), Macalpine Road, Kings Cross Road, Harefield Road, Stack Leisure Park (some journeys do not serve Stack – see timetable for details), Harefield Road, Strathmore Avenue, Moncur Crescent, Dens Road, Victoria Road, Meadowside, Albert Square, Ward Road, Constitution Road, West Bell Street, Courthouse Square. Service 1B from City Centre to St Marys Courthouse Square, Ward Road, Euclid Crescent, Panmure Street, Meadowside, Victoria Road, Dens Road, Main Street, Hilltown, Strathmore Avenue, Harefield Road, Stack Leisure Park (some journeys do not operate via Stack Leisure Park – see timetable for those journeys), Harefield Road, Kings Cross Road, Macalpine Road, St Kilda Road, Dalmahoy Drive to St Marys Laird Street (Benholm Place Bus Terminus). Service 1B from St Marys From St Marys Laird Street (Benholm Place Bus Terminus) then via Dalmahoy Drive, St Kilda Road, Macalpine Road, Kings Cross Road, Harefield Road, Stack Leisure Park (some journeys do not serve Stack – see timetable for details), Harefield Road, Strathmore Avenue, Hilltown, Main Street, Dens Road, Victoria Road, Meadowside, Albert Square, Ward Road, Constitution Road, West Bell Street, Courthouse Square Xplore Dundee Route Descriptions, August 2016 Page 3 Service 5 Route Description Ninewells Hospital - Barnhill Ninewells Hospital Stance B, James Black Place, Charleston Drive, Dickson Avenue, Glamis Road, Perth Road, Nethergate, High Street Primark (Stop H2), Crichton Street, Dock Street (Shore Terrace), Commercial Street, Seagate, Blackscroft, Broughty Ferry Road, Greendykes Road, Craigie Avenue, Craigie Drive, Strathern Road, Claypotts Road, Queen Street, Fort Street, Forthill Road, Barnhill Balgillo Road Barnhill - Ninewells Hospital Barnhill Balgillo Road then North Balmossie Street, Strathmore Street, Nursery Road, Forthill Road, Broughty Ferry Queen Street, Claypotts Road, Strathern Road, Craigie Drive, Craigie Avenue, Green Dykes Road, Broughty Ferry Road, Blackscroft, Seagate, Commercial Street, Dock Street, Whitehall Crescent, Whitehall Street (Stop W2), High Street, Nethergate, Perth Road, Glamis Road, Dickson Avenue, Charlestown Drive, James Black Place, Ninewells Hospital Stance B. Buses Terminating at City Centre from Barnhill As Above to Commercial Street, then Dock Street, Whitehall Crescent, Union Street, High Street, to Bus Stop H2 at High Street, Primark Xplore Dundee Route Descriptions, August 2016 Page 4 Services 9, 9A, 9C Route Description Service 9 Outer Circle clockwise Ninewells Hospital Stance B, James Black Place, Kirsty Semple Way, Tom McDonald Avenue, Mariner Drive, Explorer Road, South Road, Craigowan Road, Charleston Road, Balgarthno Road, Buttars Road, Butter’s Loan, Liff Road, Lochee By-Pass, Lochee Bank Street, Lochee High Street, Loons Road, Alpin Road, Harefield Road, Stack Leisure Park, Harefield Road, Kings Cross Road, Macalpine road, Turnberry Avenue, Dalmahoy Drive, Laird Street, Strathmartine Road, Downfield Cox Street, Strathmartine Road, Balgowan Avenue, Asda Kirkton Avenue, Derwent Avenue, Gillburn Road, Old Glamis Road, Claverhouse Road, Barns of Claverhouse Road Turning Circle, Claverhouse Road, Eriskay Drive, Hebrides Drive, Forfar Road, Fintry Drive, Longhaugh Road, Fintry Terrace, Lothian Crescent, Summerfield Avenue, Drumgeith Road, Balunie Drive, Ballindean Road, Balunie Avenue, Baldovie Road, Sainsbury’s Turning Circle, Baldovie Road, Claypotts Junction, Arbroath Road, Balgillo Road, North Balmossie Street, Strathmore Street, Nursery Road, Forthill Road, Broughty Ferry Queen Street, Claypotts Road, Strathern Road, Craigie Drive, Craigie Avenue, Green Dykes Road, Broughty Ferry Road, Blackscroft, Seagate, Commercial Street, Dock Street, Whitehall Crescent, Whitehall Street, High Street, Nethergate, Perth Road, Tom MacDonald Avenue, Kirsty Semple Way, James Black Place, Ninewells Hospital Stance B. Monday to Friday journeys showing Jack Martin Way on timetable, as above to Hebrides Drive, then Forfar Road to Jack Martin Way Turning Circle, then to Fintry Drive. Xplore Dundee Route Descriptions, August 2016 Page 5 Service 9A Outer Circle clockwise Ninewells Hospital Stance B, James Black Place, Charleston Drive, Spey Drive, Mallaig Avenue, South Road, Craigowan Road, Charleston Road, Balgarthno Road, Buttars Road, Butter’s Loan, Liff Road, Coupar Angus Road, Dryburgh at Langshaw Road, Coupar Angus Road, Lochee Bypass, Lochee Bank Street, Lochee High Street, Loons Road, Alpin Road, Harefield, Road, Stack Leisure Park, Harefield Road, Kings Cross Road, Macalpine road, Turnberry Avenue, Dalmahoy Drive, Laird Street, Strathmartine Road, Downfield Cox Street, Strathmartine Road, Balgowan Avenue, Asda Kirkton Avenue, Derwent Avenue, Gillburn Road, Old Glamis Road, Claverhouse Road, Barns of Claverhouse Road Turning Circle, Claverhouse Road, Eriskay Drive, Hebrides Drive (Complete Loop on 9A), then Forfar Road, Fintry Drive, Longhaugh Road, Fintry Terrace, Lothian Crescent, Summerfield Avenue, Drumgeith Road, Balunie Drive, Ballindean Road, Balunie Avenue, Baldovie Road, Sainsbury’s Turning Circle, Baldovie Road, Claypotts Junction, Arbroath Road, Balgillo Road, North Balmossie Street, Strathmore Street, Nursery Road, Forthill Road, Broughty Ferry Queen Street, Claypotts Road, Strathern Road, Craigie Drive, Craigie Avenue, Green Dykes Road, Broughty Ferry Road, Blackscroft, Seagate, Commercial Street, Dock Street, Whitehall Crescent, Whitehall Street, High Street, Nethergate, Perth Road, Tom MacDonald Avenue, Kirsty Semple Way, James Black Place, Ninewells Hospital Stance B. Service 9C Outer Circle clockwise Ninewells Hospital Stance B, James Black Place, Kirsty Semple Way, Tom McDonald Avenue, Mariner Drive, Explorer Road, South Road, Craigowan Road, Charleston Road, Balgarthno Road, Buttars Road, Butter’s Loan, Liff Road, Lochee By-Pass, Lochee Bank Street, Lochee High Street, Loons Road, Alpin Road, Harefield Road, Stack Leisure Park, Harefield Road, Kings Cross Road, Macalpine road, Turnberry Avenue, Dalmahoy Drive, Laird Street, Strathmartine Road, Downfield Cox Street, Strathmartine Road, Balgowan Avenue, Asda Kirkton Avenue, Derwent Avenue, Gillburn Road, Old Glamis Road, Claverhouse Road, Barns of Claverhouse Road Turning Circle, Claverhouse Road, Eriskay Drive, Hebrides Drive, then Forfar Road to Jack Martin Way Turning Circle, then to Fintry Drive, Longhaugh Road, Fintry Terrace, Lothian Crescent, Summerfield Avenue, Drumgeith Road, Douglas Road, Strips of Craigie Road, Strathern Road, Claypotts Road, Queen Street, Fort Street, Balgillo Road, North Balmossie Street, Strathmore Street, Nursery Road, Forthill Road, Broughty Ferry Queen Street, Claypotts Road, Strathern Road, Craigie Drive, Craigie Avenue, Green Dykes Road, Broughty Ferry Road, Blackscroft, Seagate, Commercial Street, Dock Street, Whitehall Crescent, Whitehall Street, High Street, Nethergate, Perth Road, Tom MacDonald Avenue, Kirsty Semple Way, James Black Place, Ninewells Hospital Stance B. Xplore Dundee Route Descriptions, August 2016 Page 6 Service 9s Route Description Ninewells Hospital – St. Pauls Academy. Ninewells Hospital (Stop B) then Charleston Drive, Arran Drive, South Road, Craigowan Road, Charleston Road, Balgarthno Road, Brownhill Road, Buttars Road, South Road, Lochee Bank Street, Lochee High Street, Loons Road, Alpin Road, Harefield Road, Kings Cross Roads, Macalpine Road, Birkdale Place, Dalmahoy Drive, Laird Street, Cox Street,
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