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19A Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 19A bus time schedule & line map 19A Ballingry View In Website Mode The 19A bus line (Ballingry) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Ballingry: 4:57 AM - 5:10 PM (2) Dunfermline: 4:52 AM - 4:59 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 19A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 19A bus arriving. Direction: Ballingry 19A bus Time Schedule 81 stops Ballingry Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:57 AM - 5:10 PM St Leonard's Bus Depot, Dunfermline St Leonard's Street, Dunfermline Tuesday 4:57 AM - 5:10 PM Bothwell Street, Dunfermline Wednesday 4:57 AM - 5:10 PM Bothwell Street, Dunfermline Thursday 4:57 AM - 5:10 PM Town Railway Station, Dunfermline Friday 4:57 AM - 5:10 PM Kingsgate Centre, Dunfermline Saturday 4:54 AM - 4:40 PM Bus Station, Dunfermline Pilmuir Street, Dunfermline Bus Station, Dunfermline 19A bus Info Pilmuir Street, Dunfermline Direction: Ballingry Stops: 81 Old Fire Station, Dunfermline Trip Duration: 55 min A907, Dunfermline Line Summary: St Leonard's Bus Depot, Dunfermline, Bothwell Street, Dunfermline, Town Railway Station, Park Place, Dunfermline Dunfermline, Kingsgate Centre, Dunfermline, Bus Appin Crescent, Dunfermline Station, Dunfermline, Bus Station, Dunfermline, Old Fire Station, Dunfermline, Park Place, Dunfermline, Transy Grove, Dunfermline Transy Grove, Dunfermline, Athol Place, Dunfermline, East End Football Park, Dunfermline, Dunfermline Athol Place, Dunfermline Cemetery, Dunfermline, Scobie Place, Dunfermline, Athol Place, Dunfermline Cherry Bank, Dunfermline, Dalcross Way, Dunfermline, Halbeath Road, Dunfermline, Linburn East End Football Park, Dunfermline Road, Dunfermline, Lynebank Hospital, Halbeath, Fife College, Halbeath, Halbeath Bypass, Halbeath, Dunfermline Cemetery, Dunfermline Kingdom Services, Halbeath, Park & Ride Arrival Bay, Ronaldson Grove, Dunfermline Halbeath, Park & Ride, Halbeath, Lady Anne Court, Crossgates, Primary School, Crossgates, Hillview Scobie Place, Dunfermline Crescent, Crossgates, Main Street, Crossgates, Netherbeath Road, Hill Of Beath, Concrete Works, Hill Cherry Bank, Dunfermline Of Beath, Swinton's Place, Hill Of Beath, Allan Park, Cowdenbeath, Gardiner Place, Woodend, Westburn Dalcross Way, Dunfermline Avenue, Cowdenbeath, Bus Depot, Cowdenbeath, James Street, Cowdenbeath, Park Avenue, Halbeath Road, Dunfermline Cowdenbeath, The Fountain, Cowdenbeath, Railway Station, Cowdenbeath, Hill Street, Cowdenbeath, Halbeath Road, Dunfermline Bowling Green Street, Cowdenbeath, King Street, Linburn Road, Dunfermline Cowdenbeath, Russell Street, Cowdenbeath, George Street, Cowdenbeath, Gateside Industrial Estate, Lynebank Hospital, Halbeath Cowdenbeath, Old Perth Road, Cowdenbeath, Beath High School, Cowdenbeath, Prospect Street, Fife College, Halbeath Cowdenbeath, Foulford Place, Cowdenbeath, North End Park, Cowdenbeath, Alexander Street, Halbeath Bypass, Halbeath Cowdenbeath, Stuart Place, Cowdenbeath, Primary School, Lumphinnans, Gagarin Way, Lumphinnans, Kingdom Services, Halbeath War Memorial, Lumphinnans, Robert Smith Court, Lumphinnans, Viewƒeld Terrace, Lumphinnans, St A92, Scotland Finnian's Church, Lochgelly, Motion Street, Lochgelly, Park & Ride Arrival Bay, Halbeath Buller Street, Lochgelly, Macainsh Parish Church, Lochgelly, North Street, Lochgelly, Lochgelly Centre, Lochgelly, Hugh Place, Lochgelly, Launcherhead Park & Ride, Halbeath Road, Lochgelly, Railway Station, Lochgelly, High School, Lochgelly, Kingslea Cottage, Glencraig, Clune Lady Anne Court, Crossgates Terrace, Glencraig, Lochore Meadows, Crosshill, Catherine Terrace, Crosshill, Benarty Avenue, Primary School, Crossgates Crosshill, Abbotsford Road, Lochore, Loch Leven Dunfermline Road, Crossgates Terrace, Lochore, Balbedie Avenue, Lochore, Malcolm Street, Ballingry, Navitie Park, Ballingry, Benarty Hillview Crescent, Crossgates Square, Ballingry, Dunmore Nursery School, Ballingry, Ballingry Road, Ballingry, Marshall Place, Ballingry, Main Street, Crossgates Ballingry Turning Circle, Ballingry John Wood Place, Crossgates Netherbeath Road, Hill Of Beath B981, Crossgates Concrete Works, Hill Of Beath B981, Scotland Swinton's Place, Hill Of Beath 8 Main Street, Scotland Allan Park, Cowdenbeath Allan Park, Scotland Gardiner Place, Woodend Gardiner Place, Scotland Westburn Avenue, Cowdenbeath Bus Depot, Cowdenbeath James Street, Cowdenbeath Broad Street, Cowdenbeath Park Avenue, Cowdenbeath Park Avenue, Cowdenbeath The Fountain, Cowdenbeath 20 Broad Street, Cowdenbeath Railway Station, Cowdenbeath Hill Street, Cowdenbeath Bowling Green Street, Cowdenbeath King Street, Cowdenbeath Russell Street, Cowdenbeath Russell Street, Cowdenbeath George Street, Cowdenbeath Gateside Industrial Estate, Cowdenbeath Old Perth Road, Scotland Old Perth Road, Cowdenbeath Beath High School, Cowdenbeath Prospect Street, Cowdenbeath Foulford Place, Cowdenbeath Foulford Road, Cowdenbeath North End Park, Cowdenbeath Primrose Lane, Cowdenbeath Alexander Street, Cowdenbeath Stuart Place, Cowdenbeath A909, Cowdenbeath Primary School, Lumphinnans Gagarin Way, Lumphinnans Main Street, Cowdenbeath War Memorial, Lumphinnans Pit Road, Cowdenbeath Robert Smith Court, Lumphinnans Viewƒeld Terrace, Lumphinnans Viewƒeld Terrace, Scotland St Finnian's Church, Lochgelly Motion Street, Lochgelly Lumphinnans Road, Scotland Buller Street, Lochgelly Baird Court, Scotland Macainsh Parish Church, Lochgelly North Street, Lochgelly Bank Street, Scotland Lochgelly Centre, Lochgelly Hugh Place, Lochgelly Hugh Place, Scotland Launcherhead Road, Lochgelly Railway Station, Lochgelly High School, Lochgelly Kingslea Cottage, Glencraig Clune Terrace, Glencraig Lochore Meadows, Crosshill Catherine Terrace, Crosshill Meadows Court, Scotland Benarty Avenue, Crosshill Abbotsford Road, Lochore Loch Leven Terrace, Lochore Balbedie Avenue, Lochore Lochleven Road, Scotland Malcolm Street, Ballingry Navitie Park, Ballingry Benarty Square, Ballingry Dunmore Nursery School, Ballingry Ballingry Road, Ballingry Marshall Place, Ballingry Fairnsdale Terrace, Scotland Ballingry Turning Circle, Ballingry Direction: Dunfermline 19A bus Time Schedule 67 stops Dunfermline Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:52 AM - 4:59 PM Marshall Place, Ballingry Marshall Place, Scotland Tuesday 4:52 AM - 4:59 PM Kirkland Gardens, Ballingry Wednesday 4:52 AM - 4:59 PM Benarty Square, Ballingry Thursday 4:52 AM - 4:59 PM Friday 4:52 AM - 4:59 PM Hill Road, Ballingry Saturday 8:59 AM - 4:59 PM Malcolm Street, Ballingry Balbedie Avenue, Lochore Loanhead Avenue, Lochore 19A bus Info Balbedie Gardens, Scotland Direction: Dunfermline Stops: 67 Rosewell Drive, Lochore Trip Duration: 56 min Line Summary: Marshall Place, Ballingry, Kirkland Benarty Avenue, Crosshill Gardens, Ballingry, Benarty Square, Ballingry, Hill Road, Ballingry, Malcolm Street, Ballingry, Balbedie Catherine Terrace, Crosshill Avenue, Lochore, Loanhead Avenue, Lochore, Rosewell Drive, Lochore, Benarty Avenue, Crosshill, Catherine Terrace, Crosshill, Manse Road, Glencraig, Manse Road, Glencraig Clune Terrace, Glencraig, Kingslea Cottage, Main Road, Scotland Glencraig, High School, Lochgelly, Railway Station, Lochgelly, Launcherhead Road, Lochgelly, Hugh Clune Terrace, Glencraig Place, Lochgelly, North Street, Lochgelly, Macainsh Parish Church, Lochgelly, Zetland Place, Lochgelly, Kingslea Cottage, Glencraig Motion Street, Lochgelly, St Finnian's Church, B920, Scotland Lochgelly, Viewƒeld Terrace, Lumphinnans, Robert Smith Court, Lumphinnans, War Memorial, High School, Lochgelly Lumphinnans, Gagarin Way, Lumphinnans, Primary School, Lumphinnans, Lochgelly Road, Railway Station, Lochgelly Cowdenbeath, Stuart Place, Cowdenbeath, Town House, Cowdenbeath, Union Street, Cowdenbeath, Launcherhead Road, Lochgelly High Street, Cowdenbeath, The Fountain, Cowdenbeath, Park Avenue, Cowdenbeath, South Hugh Place, Lochgelly Street, Cowdenbeath, Bus Depot, Cowdenbeath, Westburn Avenue, Cowdenbeath, West Lane, North Street, Lochgelly Cowdenbeath, Gardiner Place, Woodend, Allan Park, Bank Street, Scotland Cowdenbeath, Swinton's Place, Hill Of Beath, Concrete Works, Hill Of Beath, Netherbeath Road, Hill Macainsh Parish Church, Lochgelly Of Beath, Main Street, Crossgates, Manse Road, Crossgates, Primary School, Crossgates, Reid Zetland Place, Lochgelly Avenue, Crossgates, Park & Ride Arrival Bay, Baird Court, Scotland Halbeath, Park & Ride, Halbeath, Kingdom Services, Halbeath, Halbeath Bypass, Halbeath, Fife College, Motion Street, Lochgelly Halbeath, Lynebank Hospital, Halbeath, Linburn Motion Street, Scotland Road, Dunfermline, Dalcross Way, Dunfermline, Scobie Place, Dunfermline, Dunfermline Cemetery, St Finnian's Church, Lochgelly Dunfermline, East End Football Park, Dunfermline, Transy Grove, Dunfermline, Park Place, Dunfermline, Viewƒeld Terrace, Lumphinnans Kingsgate Centre, Dunfermline, Bus Station, Dunfermline, Bus Station, Dunfermline, Old Fire Robert Smith Court, Lumphinnans Station, Dunfermline, Town Railway Station, Dunfermline, St Leonard's Church, Dunfermline, St War Memorial, Lumphinnans Leonard's Bus Depot, Dunfermline Gagarin Way, Lumphinnans Main Street, Cowdenbeath Primary School, Lumphinnans Lochgelly Road, Cowdenbeath Stuart Place, Cowdenbeath Town House, Cowdenbeath Union Street, Cowdenbeath Polworth Place, Cowdenbeath High Street, Cowdenbeath The Fountain, Cowdenbeath 20 Broad Street, Cowdenbeath Park Avenue, Cowdenbeath Park Avenue, Cowdenbeath South Street, Cowdenbeath Broad Street, Cowdenbeath Bus Depot, Cowdenbeath
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