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N1 bus time schedule & line map N1 Mile Oak - Portslade - Hove - Brighton View In Website Mode The N1 bus line (Mile Oak - Portslade - Hove - Brighton) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Brighton: 1:12 AM - 3:22 AM (2) Portslade Village: 12:40 AM - 2:50 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest N1 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next N1 bus arriving. Direction: Brighton N1 bus Time Schedule 30 stops Brighton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 1:12 AM - 3:22 AM Monday 1:12 AM - 3:22 AM Community Centre, Portslade Village Chalky Road, Shoreham-By-Sea Tuesday 1:12 AM - 3:22 AM Portslade Aldridge Academy, Portslade Village Wednesday 1:12 AM - 3:22 AM Broomƒeld Drive, Portslade Village Thursday 1:12 AM - 3:22 AM Friday 1:12 AM - 3:22 AM Sheppard Way, Portslade Village Saturday 1:12 AM - 3:22 AM Foredown Tower, Portslade Village Warrior Close, Portslade Village Sycamore Close, Portslade Village N1 bus Info Bush Farm Drive, Shoreham-By-Sea Direction: Brighton Stops: 30 Bush Cottage Close, Portslade Trip Duration: 26 min Drovers Close, Shoreham-By-Sea Line Summary: Community Centre, Portslade Village, Portslade Aldridge Academy, Portslade Dean Gardens, Portslade Village, Broomƒeld Drive, Portslade Village, Sheppard Hangleton Lane, Shoreham-By-Sea Way, Portslade Village, Foredown Tower, Portslade Village, Warrior Close, Portslade Village, Sycamore Carlton Terrace, Portslade Close, Portslade Village, Bush Cottage Close, 97 Boundary Road, United Kingdom Portslade, Dean Gardens, Portslade, Carlton Terrace, Portslade, Portslade Railway Station, Hove, Portslade Railway Station, Hove Boundary Road, Hove, St Keyna Avenue North, Hove, 75 Boundary Road, United Kingdom Brittany Court, Hove, Wish Road North, Hove, Richardson Road, Hove, Westbourne Villas North, Boundary Road, Hove Hove, Hove Street, Hove, George Street South, Hove, Town Hall, Hove, Second Avenue, Hove, Palmeira St Keyna Avenue North, Hove Square, Hove, Brunswick Place, Hove, Norfolk Square, Brighton, Waitrose, Brighton, Clarence Square, Brighton, Churchill Square, Brighton, Clock Brittany Court, Hove Tower, Brighton, North Road, Brighton, Brighton Station, Brighton Wish Road North, Hove New Church Road, United Kingdom Richardson Road, Hove Westbourne Villas North, Hove 31 New Church Road, United Kingdom Hove Street, Hove 202A Church Road, United Kingdom George Street South, Hove 148 Church Road, United Kingdom Town Hall, Hove 82 Church Road, United Kingdom Second Avenue, Hove Palmeira Square, Hove Western Road, Brighton and Hove Brunswick Place, Hove 34-35 Western Road, Brighton and Hove Norfolk Square, Brighton 130 Western Road, Brighton and Hove Waitrose, Brighton 130-134 Western Road, Brighton and Hove Clarence Square, Brighton 169-174 Western Road, United Kingdom Churchill Square, Brighton 201 Western Road, United Kingdom Clock Tower, Brighton 12-13 North Street Quadrant, United Kingdom North Road, Brighton 48 Queens Road, Brighton and Hove Brighton Station, Brighton Junction Road, Brighton and Hove Direction: Portslade Village N1 bus Time Schedule 31 stops Portslade Village Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:40 AM - 2:50 AM Monday 12:40 AM - 2:50 AM Brighton Station, Brighton Junction Road, Brighton and Hove Tuesday 12:40 AM - 2:50 AM North Road, Brighton Wednesday 12:40 AM - 2:50 AM 48 Queens Road, Brighton and Hove Thursday 12:40 AM - 2:50 AM Kensington Gardens, Brighton Friday 12:40 AM - 2:50 AM 15 North Road, Brighton and Hove Saturday 12:40 AM - 2:50 AM Old Steine, Brighton Old Steine, United Kingdom North Street, Brighton Poplar Place, United Kingdom N1 bus Info Direction: Portslade Village Churchill Square, Brighton Stops: 31 Western Road, United Kingdom Trip Duration: 32 min Line Summary: Brighton Station, Brighton, North Clarence Square, Brighton Road, Brighton, Kensington Gardens, Brighton, Old 164/165 Western Road, United Kingdom Steine, Brighton, North Street, Brighton, Churchill Square, Brighton, Clarence Square, Brighton, Waitrose, Brighton Waitrose, Brighton, Norfolk Square, Brighton, Western Terrace, United Kingdom Brunswick Place, Hove, Palmeira Square, Hove, Second Avenue, Hove, Town Hall, Hove, George Norfolk Square, Brighton Street South, Hove, Hove Street, Hove, Westbourne Norfolk Square, Brighton and Hove Villas North, Hove, Richardson Road, Hove, Wish Road North, Hove, Brittany Court, Hove, St Keyna Brunswick Place, Hove Avenue North, Hove, Boundary Road, Hove, Station 31 Brunswick Square, Brighton and Hove Road, Portslade-By-Sea, Portslade Health Centre, Portslade-By-Sea, Battle Of Trafalgar, Portslade, Palmeira Square, Hove Southern Cross, Portslade, St Nicolas Church, Western Road, Brighton and Hove Portslade, Old Village, Portslade, Drove Crescent, Portslade Village, Valley Road Shops, Portslade Second Avenue, Hove Village, Wickhurst Road, Portslade Village, 36 Church Road, United Kingdom Community Centre, Portslade Village Town Hall, Hove 110 Church Road, United Kingdom George Street South, Hove 156 Church Road, United Kingdom Hove Street, Hove Westbourne Villas North, Hove Richardson Road, Hove Wish Road North, Hove Brittany Court, Hove St Keyna Avenue North, Hove Boundary Road, Hove 43 Station Road, United Kingdom Station Road, Portslade-By-Sea Portslade Health Centre, Portslade-By-Sea Battle Of Trafalgar, Portslade 103 Trafalgar Road, United Kingdom Southern Cross, Portslade St Nicolas Church, Portslade Old Village, Portslade Drove Crescent, Portslade Village Valley Road Shops, Portslade Village Valley Road, Shoreham-By-Sea Wickhurst Road, Portslade Village Community Centre, Portslade Village Chalky Road, Shoreham-By-Sea N1 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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