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290 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 290 bus time schedule & line map 290 Epping to City Erskine St via Macquarie University View In Website Mode & North Sydney The 290 bus line (Epping to City Erskine St via Macquarie University & North Sydney) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) City Sussex St: 1:00 AM - 11:57 PM (2) Epping: 12:05 AM - 6:07 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 290 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 290 bus arriving. Direction: City Sussex St 290 bus Time Schedule 48 stops City Sussex St Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 1:00 AM - 11:12 PM Monday 4:25 AM - 11:57 PM Epping Station, Cambridge St, Stand A 1-3 Oxford Street, Epping Tuesday 1:00 AM - 11:57 PM Pembroke St at Essex St Wednesday 1:00 AM - 11:57 PM 21 Pembroke Street, Epping Thursday 1:00 AM - 11:57 PM Pembroke St after Norfolk Rd Friday 1:00 AM - 11:57 PM Pembroke Street, Marsƒeld Saturday 1:00 AM - 11:57 PM 49 Epping Rd 49 Epping Road, Marsƒeld Epping Rd opp Crimea Rd 102A Crimea Road, Marsƒeld 290 bus Info Direction: City Sussex St Epping Rd after Vimiera Rd Stops: 48 213 Vimiera Road, Marsƒeld Trip Duration: 40 min Line Summary: Epping Station, Cambridge St, Stand Epping Rd before Culloden Rd A, Pembroke St at Essex St, Pembroke St after 94-116 Culloden Road, Marsƒeld Norfolk Rd, 49 Epping Rd, Epping Rd opp Crimea Rd, Epping Rd after Vimiera Rd, Epping Rd before Balaclava Rd at Hadenƒeld Av Culloden Rd, Balaclava Rd at Hadenƒeld Av, Balaclava Road, Marsƒeld Macquarie University Campus, University Av, Stand A, Macquarie University Station, Herring Rd, Stand D, Macquarie University Campus, University Av, Macquarie Centre, Stand C, Herring Rd opp Dunmore Stand A Lang College, Herring Rd after Ivanhoe Pl, Epping Rd University Avenue, Macquarie Park opp Booth Reserve, Epping Rd opp Paul St, Epping Rd before Lane Cove Rd, Epping Rd after Lane Cove Macquarie University Station, Herring Rd, Stand D Rd, Epping Rd before Wicks Rd, Epping Rd before Herring Road, Macquarie Park Delhi Rd, Epping Rd after Delhi Rd, Epping Rd at Rivett Rd, Epping Rd at Mowbray Rd, Epping Rd Macquarie Centre, Stand C before Cumberland Av, Epping Rd opp Sam Johnson Way, Epping Rd before Johnston Cres, Epping Rd Herring Rd opp Dunmore Lang College after Fraser St, Tantallon Oval, Epping Rd, Epping Rd 161 Herring Road, Macquarie Park at Wingadee St, Epping Rd after Centennial Av, Epping Rd opp Cox Lane, Lane Cove Interchange, Herring Rd after Ivanhoe Pl Longueville Rd, Stand B, Paciƒc Hwy opp Allison Av, 137-143 Herring Road, Macquarie Park Paciƒc Hwy opp Cobden Av, Paciƒc Hwy at Dickson Epping Rd opp Booth Reserve Av, Paciƒc Hwy at Campbell St, Gore Hill Technology 36 Ivanhoe Place, Macquarie Park Park, Paciƒc Hwy, TAFE St Leonards, Paciƒc Hwy, Paciƒc Hwy opp Bellevue Av, Paciƒc Hwy before Epping Rd opp Paul St Reserve Rd, St Leonards Station, Paciƒc Hwy, Stand A, Paciƒc Hwy after Albany St, Paciƒc Hwy after Epping Rd before Lane Cove Rd Falcon St, North Sydney Girls High School, Paciƒc Lane Cove Road Exit, Macquarie Park Hwy, Paciƒc Hwy at West St, Victoria Cross, Miller St, Paciƒc Hwy at Walker St, Lang Park, York St, Sussex Epping Rd after Lane Cove Rd St before Erskine St Epping Rd before Wicks Rd Wicks Road, North Ryde Epping Rd before Delhi Rd 25R Epping Road, North Ryde Epping Rd after Delhi Rd 21 Epping Road, North Ryde Epping Rd at Rivett Rd Lucknow Road, East Ryde Epping Rd at Mowbray Rd Mowbray Road, Lane Cove North Epping Rd before Cumberland Av 57 Epping Road, Lane Cove North Epping Rd opp Sam Johnson Way 51 Epping Road, Lane Cove North Epping Rd before Johnston Cres 103 Johnston Crescent, Lane Cove West Epping Rd after Fraser St 37 Epping Road, Lane Cove West Tantallon Oval, Epping Rd 2 Munro Street, Lane Cove West Epping Rd at Wingadee St 3 Epping Road, Lane Cove Epping Rd after Centennial Av Lane Cove Tunnel, Lane Cove Epping Rd opp Cox Lane 22 Landers Road, Lane Cove Lane Cove Interchange, Longueville Rd, Stand B 51 Longueville Road, Lane Cove Paciƒc Hwy opp Allison Av 400 Paciƒc Highway, Artarmon Paciƒc Hwy opp Cobden Av 395 Paciƒc Highway, Artarmon Paciƒc Hwy at Dickson Av 329-335 Paciƒc Highway, Lane Cove Paciƒc Hwy at Campbell St 269 Paciƒc Highway, Artarmon Gore Hill Technology Park, Paciƒc Hwy TAFE St Leonards, Paciƒc Hwy 213, Building A Paciƒc Highway Paciƒc Hwy opp Bellevue Av 176 Paciƒc Highway, Artarmon Paciƒc Hwy before Reserve Rd 66 Paciƒc Highway, St Leonards St Leonards Station, Paciƒc Hwy, Stand A Paciƒc Highway underpass, St Leonards Paciƒc Hwy after Albany St 575-597 Paciƒc Highway, St Leonards Paciƒc Hwy after Falcon St 415 Paciƒc Highway, Crows Nest North Sydney Girls High School, Paciƒc Hwy 365 Paciƒc Highway, Crows Nest Paciƒc Hwy at West St 271 Paciƒc Highway, North Sydney Victoria Cross, Miller St Paciƒc Highway, North Sydney Paciƒc Hwy at Walker St Paciƒc Highway, North Sydney Lang Park, York St 259 George Street, Sydney Sussex St before Erskine St 275 Kent Street, Sydney Direction: Epping 290 bus Time Schedule 51 stops Epping Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:05 AM - 11:05 PM Monday 12:05 AM - 6:07 AM Sussex St at Erskine St 44 Erskine Street, Sydney Tuesday 12:05 AM - 6:07 AM Clarence St opp Barrack St Wednesday 12:05 AM - 6:07 AM 155 Clarence Street, Sydney Thursday 12:05 AM - 6:07 AM Wynyard Station, Clarence St, Stand R Friday 12:05 AM - 6:07 AM 1 Margaret Street, Sydney Saturday 12:05 AM - 6:07 AM North Sydney Station, Blue St, Stand B Blue Street, North Sydney Victoria Cross, Miller St 54 Miller Street, North Sydney 290 bus Info Direction: Epping Paciƒc Hwy at Berry St Stops: 51 33 Berry Street, North Sydney Trip Duration: 41 min Line Summary: Sussex St at Erskine St, Clarence St Paciƒc Hwy before Bay Rd opp Barrack St, Wynyard Station, Clarence St, Stand 172 Paciƒc Highway, North Sydney R, North Sydney Station, Blue St, Stand B, Victoria Cross, Miller St, Paciƒc Hwy at Berry St, Paciƒc Hwy Paciƒc Hwy opp West St before Bay Rd, Paciƒc Hwy opp West St, Paciƒc Hwy 71 Crows Nest Road, North Sydney opp North Sydney Girls High School, Paciƒc Hwy opp Alexander St, Paciƒc Hwy after Shirley Rd, Paciƒc Paciƒc Hwy opp North Sydney Girls High School Hwy at Hume St, Paciƒc Hwy before Christie St, St 41 Rocklands Road, Crows Nest Leonards Station, Paciƒc Hwy, Stand B, Paciƒc Hwy opp Gore Hill Oval, Paciƒc Hwy at Bellevue Av, Paciƒc Paciƒc Hwy opp Alexander St Hwy opp TAFE St Leonards, Paciƒc Hwy opp 441 Paciƒc Highway, Crows Nest Campbell St, Paciƒc Hwy opp Dickson Av, Paciƒc Hwy opp Hotham Pde, Paciƒc Hwy at Allison Av, Paciƒc Hwy after Shirley Rd Lane Cove Interchange, Longueville Rd, Stand C, 326 Paciƒc Highway, Crows Nest Epping Rd at Coxs Lane, Epping Rd before Centennial Av, Epping Rd at Munro St, Epping Rd Paciƒc Hwy at Hume St after Moore St, Epping Rd after Sam Johnson Way, 370 Paciƒc Highway, St Leonards 150 Epping Rd, Epping Rd opp Mowbray Rd, Epping Rd before Pittwater Rd, Epping Rd opp Delhi Rd, Paciƒc Hwy before Christie St Epping Rd at Ryrie St, Epping Rd after Wicks Rd, 504 Paciƒc Highway, St Leonards Epping Rd before Lane Cove Rd, Epping Rd after Lane Cove Rd, Epping Rd at Hawkes Pathway, Booth St Leonards Station, Paciƒc Hwy, Stand B Reserve, Epping Rd, Herring Rd opp Ivanhoe Pl, 28 Paciƒc Highway, St Leonards Dunmore Lang College, Herring Rd, Macquarie University Station, Herring Rd, Stand D, Macquarie Paciƒc Hwy opp Gore Hill Oval Centre, Stand D, Macquarie University Campus, 108-110 Paciƒc Highway, Artarmon University Av, Stand D, Shalom Centre, Balaclava Rd, Epping Rd after Balaclava Rd, Epping Rd at Culloden Paciƒc Hwy at Bellevue Av Rd, Epping Rd after Culloden Rd, Epping Rd after 176 Paciƒc Highway, Artarmon Vimiera Rd, Epping Rd at Crimea Rd, Pembroke St after Epping Rd, Pembroke St at Smith St, Epping Paciƒc Hwy opp TAFE St Leonards Station, Cambridge St, Stand B 222 Paciƒc Highway, Artarmon Paciƒc Hwy opp Campbell St 272-274 Paciƒc Highway, Artarmon Paciƒc Hwy opp Dickson Av 351 Paciƒc Highway, Lane Cove Paciƒc Hwy opp Hotham Pde 316 Paciƒc Highway, Artarmon Paciƒc Hwy at Allison Av 400 Paciƒc Highway, Artarmon Lane Cove Interchange, Longueville Rd, Stand C 44 Longueville Road, Lane Cove Epping Rd at Coxs Lane 27 Birdwood Avenue, Lane Cove Epping Rd before Centennial Av 54 Epping Road, Lane Cove Epping Rd at Munro St 2 Munro Street, Lane Cove West Epping Rd after Moore St 103 Johnston Crescent, Lane Cove West Epping Rd after Sam Johnson Way 150 Epping Rd Epping Rd opp Mowbray Rd Mowbray Road Offramp, Lane Cove North Epping Rd before Pittwater Rd Epping Rd opp Delhi Rd Delhi Road, North Ryde Epping Rd at Ryrie St 36 Epping Road, North Ryde Epping Rd after Wicks Rd 70 Epping Road, North Ryde Epping Rd before Lane Cove Rd 112 Epping Road, Macquarie Park Epping Rd after Lane Cove Rd 126B Epping Road, Macquarie Park Epping Rd at Hawkes Pathway 160 Epping Road, Macquarie Park Booth Reserve, Epping Rd 35-37 Booth Street, Marsƒeld Herring Rd opp Ivanhoe Pl 116-118 Herring Road, Macquarie Park Dunmore Lang College, Herring Rd 2 Saunders Close, Macquarie Park Macquarie University Station, Herring Rd, Stand D Herring Road, Macquarie Park Macquarie Centre, Stand D Macquarie University Campus, University Av, Stand D University Avenue, Marsƒeld Shalom Centre, Balaclava Rd Epping Rd after Balaclava Rd 188-190 Balaclava Road, Marsƒeld Epping Rd at Culloden Rd 92 Culloden Road, Marsƒeld Epping Rd after Culloden Rd 4 Yarwood Street, Marsƒeld Epping Rd after Vimiera Rd 205 Vimiera Road, Marsƒeld Epping Rd at Crimea Rd 81 Crimea Road, Marsƒeld Pembroke St after Epping Rd 48 Pembroke Street, Cheltenham Pembroke St at Smith St 18 Pembroke Street, Epping Epping Station, Cambridge St, Stand B 1-3 Oxford Street, Epping 290 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com.
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