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9A bus time schedule & line map 9A Derby - Chaddesden - Spondon - Borrowash - View In Website Mode Ockbrook - Spondon - Chaddesden - Derby The 9A bus line Derby - Chaddesden - Spondon - Borrowash - Ockbrook - Spondon - Chaddesden - Derby has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Derby: 7:00 AM - 4:05 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 9A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 9A bus arriving. Direction: Derby 9A bus Time Schedule 69 stops Derby Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:00 AM - 4:05 PM Monday 7:00 AM - 4:05 PM Morledge, Derby Morledge, Derby Tuesday 7:00 AM - 4:05 PM Wayzgoose Drive, Chaddesden Wednesday 7:00 AM - 4:05 PM Huntingdon Green, Derby Thursday 7:00 AM - 4:05 PM Cornwall Road, Chaddesden Friday 7:00 AM - 4:05 PM Nottingham Road Cemetery, Chaddesden Saturday Not Operational Highƒeld Lane, Chaddesden Chaddesden Lane End, Chaddesden 9A bus Info Sunny Grove, Chaddesden Direction: Derby Stops: 69 Lyndhurst Grove, Chaddesden Trip Duration: 53 min Line Summary: Morledge, Derby, Wayzgoose Drive, Albert Road, Chaddesden Chaddesden, Cornwall Road, Chaddesden, Nottingham Road Cemetery, Chaddesden, Highƒeld Lane, Chaddesden, Chaddesden Lane End, Meath Avenue, Chaddesden Chaddesden, Sunny Grove, Chaddesden, Lyndhurst Grove, Chaddesden, Albert Road, Chaddesden, Waterford Drive, Chaddesden Meath Avenue, Chaddesden, Waterford Drive, Chaddesden, Lime Grove, Chaddesden, Raynesway, Lime Grove, Chaddesden Chaddesden, Asda, Spondon, Merchant Avenue, Spondon, Lodge Lane, Spondon, Kirk Leys Avenue Raynesway, Chaddesden South, Spondon, Grayburn Avenue, Spondon, Arnhem Terrace, Spondon, Milldale Road, Spondon, Asda, Spondon Borrowƒeld Road, Spondon, Borrowash Road, Spondon, Medical Centre, Borrowash, Victoria Merchant Avenue, Spondon Avenue, Borrowash, The Foresters, Borrowash, Nottingham Road Bradbury Close, Borrowash, Lodge Lane, Spondon Priorway Avenue, Borrowash, Harrington Avenue, Nottingham Road, England Borrowash, Peveril Avenue, Borrowash, Chevin Avenue, Borrowash, Beech Avenue, Borrowash, Kirk Leys Avenue South, Spondon Victoria Avenue, Ockbrook, Collier Lane, Ockbrook, Bakehouse Lane, Ockbrook, Pares Way, Ockbrook, Grayburn Avenue, Spondon Cross Keys, Ockbrook, The Ridings, Ockbrook, Moor Lane, Ockbrook, Pheasant Field Drive, Spondon, Arnhem Terrace, Spondon Wood Road, Spondon, Dale Road Shops, Spondon, Sancroft Road, Spondon, Glendale Drive, Spondon, Milldale Road, Spondon White Swan, Spondon, Sitwell Street, Spondon, By- Milldale Road, England Pass Bridge, Spondon, Willowcroft Road, Spondon, Lodge Lane, Spondon, Merchant Avenue, Spondon, Borrowƒeld Road, Spondon Asda, Spondon, Raynesway, Chaddesden, Lime Grove, Chaddesden, Eden Road, Chaddesden, Albert Borrowash Road, Spondon Road, Chaddesden, Meath Avenue, Chaddesden, Waterford Drive, Chaddesden, Donegal Walk, Chaddesden, Lyndhurst Grove, Chaddesden, Sunny Medical Centre, Borrowash Grove, Chaddesden, Chaddesden Lane End, 55 Derby Road, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Chaddesden, Highƒeld Lane, Chaddesden, Nottingham Road Cemetery, Chaddesden, Cornwall Victoria Avenue, Borrowash Road, Chaddesden, Wayzgoose Drive, Chaddesden, 14B Nottingham Road, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Eastgate, Derby, Meadow Road, Derby, Exeter Street, Derby (C10), Derwent Street, Derby, Morledge, Derby The Foresters, Borrowash Nottingham Road, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Nottingham Road Bradbury Close, Borrowash 1 Bradbury Close, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Priorway Avenue, Borrowash 2 Priorway Avenue, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Harrington Avenue, Borrowash 35 Priorway Avenue, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Peveril Avenue, Borrowash 136 Priorway Avenue, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Chevin Avenue, Borrowash 42 Hawthorne Avenue, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Beech Avenue, Borrowash 8 Hawthorne Avenue, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Victoria Avenue, Ockbrook 261 Victoria Avenue, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Collier Lane, Ockbrook 291 Victoria Avenue, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Bakehouse Lane, Ockbrook 284 Victoria Avenue, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Pares Way, Ockbrook 31 Bare Lane, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Cross Keys, Ockbrook 15 Green Lane, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish The Ridings, Ockbrook 105 Green Lane, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Moor Lane, Ockbrook Pheasant Field Drive, Spondon 216 Dale Road, England Wood Road, Spondon 184A Dale Road, England Dale Road Shops, Spondon 119 Dale Road, England Sancroft Road, Spondon Glendale Drive, Spondon White Swan, Spondon Sitwell Street, Spondon By-Pass Bridge, Spondon Kirk Leys Avenue South, England Willowcroft Road, Spondon Lodge Lane, Spondon Derwent Road, England Merchant Avenue, Spondon Asda, Spondon Derby Road, Derby Raynesway, Chaddesden Lime Grove, Chaddesden Derby Road, Derby Eden Road, Chaddesden Eden Road, Derby Albert Road, Chaddesden Meath Avenue, Chaddesden Waterford Drive, Chaddesden Donegal Walk, Chaddesden Lyndhurst Grove, Chaddesden Sunny Grove, Chaddesden Chaddesden Lane End, Chaddesden Highƒeld Lane, Chaddesden Nottingham Road Cemetery, Chaddesden Cornwall Road, Chaddesden Wayzgoose Drive, Chaddesden Eastgate, Derby Eastgate, Derby Meadow Road, Derby Meadow Road, Derby Exeter Street, Derby (C10) Exeter Street, Derby Derwent Street, Derby Exeter Bridge, Derby Morledge, Derby Morledge, Derby 9A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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