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1 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 1 bus time schedule & line map 1 Bournemouth View In Website Mode The 1 bus line (Bournemouth) has 8 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bournemouth: 6:43 AM - 6:07 PM (2) Bournemouth: 2:50 PM (3) Burton: 3:03 PM - 5:29 PM (4) Poole: 6:23 AM - 5:07 PM (5) Purewell: 5:55 AM - 11:41 PM (6) Tuckton: 8:11 AM - 5:21 PM (7) West Southbourne: 11:26 PM (8) Westbourne: 5:25 AM - 11:55 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 1 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 1 bus arriving. Direction: Bournemouth 1 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Bournemouth Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:48 AM - 10:38 PM Monday 6:43 AM - 6:07 PM Burton Green, Burton Salisbury Road, Burton Civil Parish Tuesday 6:43 AM - 6:07 PM Burton Hall Place, Burton Wednesday 6:43 AM - 6:07 PM Burton Hall Place, Burton Civil Parish Thursday 6:43 AM - 6:07 PM Primary School, Burton Friday 6:43 AM - 6:07 PM Park Close, Burton Saturday 6:43 AM - 6:07 PM Campbell Road, Burton Burnham Road, Burton 1 bus Info Footners Lane, Burton Direction: Bournemouth Stops: 46 Martins Hill Lane, Burton Trip Duration: 46 min Line Summary: Burton Green, Burton, Burton Hall Sewage Works, Purewell Place, Burton, Primary School, Burton, Park Close, Burton, Campbell Road, Burton, Burnham Road, Stony Lane, Purewell Burton, Footners Lane, Burton, Martins Hill Lane, Burton, Sewage Works, Purewell, Stony Lane, Purewell, Town Centre, Christchurch, Bargates, Town Centre, Christchurch Christchurch, Fairƒeld, Christchurch, Christchurch High Street, Christchurch Railway Station, Christchurch, King's Avenue, Christchurch, Riverland Court, Christchurch, Tuckton Bargates, Christchurch Bridge, Tuckton, Broadway, Southbourne, Belle Vue Crescent, Southbourne, Twynham Road, Fairƒeld, Christchurch Southbourne, Church Road, Southbourne, Fairƒeld, Christchurch Southbourne Cross Roads, Southbourne, Avoncliffe Road, Southbourne, Clifton Road, Southbourne, Christchurch Railway Station, Christchurch Tuckton Corner, Southbourne, Carbery Avenue, West Station Road, Christchurch Southbourne, Grand Avenue, West Southbourne, Fishermans Walk, West Southbourne, Darracott King's Avenue, Christchurch Road, Pokesdown, Pokesdown Station, Pokesdown, Hannington Road, Pokesdown, Parkwood Road, Riverland Court, Christchurch Boscombe, Ashley Road, Boscombe, Bus Station, Boscombe, Palmerston Road, Boscombe, Boscombe Tuckton Bridge, Tuckton Crescent, Boscombe, Boscombe Gardens, Boscombe, Lynton Court, Boscombe, Derby Road, Broadway, Southbourne Boscombe, St Swithuns Roundabout, Lansdowne, Old Priory Road, Bournemouth Lansdowne, Lansdowne, Top Of Bath Hill, Lansdowne, Westover Road, Bournemouth, Belle Vue Crescent, Southbourne Bournemouth Square, Bournemouth, The Triangle, Bournemouth Twynham Road, Southbourne Twynham Road, Bournemouth Church Road, Southbourne Southbourne Cross Roads, Southbourne 149 Southbourne Overcliff Drive, Bournemouth Avoncliffe Road, Southbourne Belle Vue Road, Bournemouth Clifton Road, Southbourne Tuckton Corner, Southbourne Carbery Avenue, West Southbourne Carbery Lane, Bournemouth Grand Avenue, West Southbourne Southbourne Grove, United Kingdom Fishermans Walk, West Southbourne Portman Terrace, United Kingdom Darracott Road, Pokesdown Seabourne Road, United Kingdom Pokesdown Station, Pokesdown 922 Christchurch Road, United Kingdom Hannington Road, Pokesdown Parkwood Road, Boscombe Ashley Road, Boscombe Bus Station, Boscombe Centenary Way, United Kingdom Palmerston Road, Boscombe 547A Christchurch Road, United Kingdom Boscombe Crescent, Boscombe Boscombe Gardens, Boscombe Lynton Court, Boscombe Derby Road, Boscombe St Swithuns Roundabout, Lansdowne Lansdowne Christchurch Road, United Kingdom Lansdowne Top Of Bath Hill, Lansdowne St Peter's Roundabout, Bournemouth Westover Road, Bournemouth Westover Road, Bournemouth Bournemouth Square, Bournemouth The Triangle, Bournemouth 20 The Triangle, Bournemouth Direction: Bournemouth 1 bus Time Schedule 32 stops Bournemouth Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 2:50 PM Serpentine Lane, Poole Tuesday 2:50 PM Old Library, Poole 147 High Street, Poole Wednesday 2:50 PM Nelson Court, Poole Thursday 2:50 PM Friday 2:50 PM Old Orchard, Poole Saturday Not Operational St Aubyns Court, Poole New Orchard, Poole Poole Railway Station, Poole Vanguard Road, Poole 1 bus Info Direction: Bournemouth The George, Poole Stops: 32 2 Wimborne Road, Poole Trip Duration: 37 min Line Summary: Serpentine Lane, Poole, Old Library, Long≈eet Road Garage, Poole Poole, Nelson Court, Poole, Old Orchard, Poole, St Aubyns Court, Poole, Poole Railway Station, Poole, Poole Hospital, Poole The George, Poole, Long≈eet Road Garage, Poole, Long≈eet Road, Poole Poole Hospital, Poole, Garland Road, Poole, Shah Of Persia, Poole, The College, Parkstone, Willow Park, Garland Road, Poole Parkstone, Ashley Cross, Parkstone, Ashley Cross Post O∆ce, Parkstone, Castle Hill, Parkstone, Shah Of Persia, Poole Marlborough Road, Parkstone, The Grasshopper, Fernside Road, Poole Parkstone, Majestic Wine Warehouse, Parkstone, North Lodge Road, Branksome, St. Josephs Church, The College, Parkstone Branksome, Branksome Station, Branksome, Tesco, Fernside Road, Poole Branksome, Eagle Road, Branksome, County Gates, Westbourne, Westbourne Arcade, Westbourne, Willow Park, Parkstone Grosvenor Road, Westbourne, Netherhall Gardens, Westbourne, Queens Road, West Cliff, St Michaels Ashley Cross, Parkstone Roundabout, West Cliff, Poole Hill, West Cliff, The Triangle, Bournemouth Old School Close, Poole Ashley Cross Post O∆ce, Parkstone Commercial Road, Poole Castle Hill, Parkstone Ledgard Close, Poole Marlborough Road, Parkstone The Grasshopper, Parkstone 145-147 Bournemouth Road, Poole Majestic Wine Warehouse, Parkstone 203 Bournemouth Road, Poole North Lodge Road, Branksome St. Josephs Church, Branksome Branksome Station, Branksome Tesco, Branksome Poole Road, Poole Eagle Road, Branksome County Gates, Westbourne 117 Poole Road, Bournemouth Westbourne Arcade, Westbourne 95 Poole Road, Bournemouth Grosvenor Road, Westbourne 42 Poole Road, Bournemouth Netherhall Gardens, Westbourne Queens Road, West Cliff Poole Road, Bournemouth St Michaels Roundabout, West Cliff Poole Road, Bournemouth Poole Hill, West Cliff Commercial Road, Bournemouth The Triangle, Bournemouth The Triangle, Bournemouth Direction: Burton 1 bus Time Schedule 72 stops Burton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:03 PM - 5:29 PM Serpentine Lane, Poole Tuesday 3:03 PM - 5:29 PM The George, Poole 2 Wimborne Road, Poole Wednesday 3:03 PM - 5:29 PM Long≈eet Road Garage, Poole Thursday 3:03 PM - 5:29 PM Friday 3:03 PM - 5:29 PM Poole Hospital, Poole Long≈eet Road, Poole Saturday Not Operational Garland Road, Poole Shah Of Persia, Poole Fernside Road, Poole 1 bus Info Direction: Burton The College, Parkstone Stops: 72 Fernside Road, Poole Trip Duration: 45 min Line Summary: Serpentine Lane, Poole, The George, Willow Park, Parkstone Poole, Long≈eet Road Garage, Poole, Poole Hospital, Poole, Garland Road, Poole, Shah Of Persia, Poole, Ashley Cross, Parkstone The College, Parkstone, Willow Park, Parkstone, Old School Close, Poole Ashley Cross, Parkstone, Ashley Cross Post O∆ce, Parkstone, Castle Hill, Parkstone, Marlborough Road, Ashley Cross Post O∆ce, Parkstone Parkstone, The Grasshopper, Parkstone, Majestic Commercial Road, Poole Wine Warehouse, Parkstone, North Lodge Road, Branksome, St. Josephs Church, Branksome, Castle Hill, Parkstone Branksome Station, Branksome, Tesco, Branksome, Ledgard Close, Poole Eagle Road, Branksome, County Gates, Westbourne, Westbourne Arcade, Westbourne, Grosvenor Road, Marlborough Road, Parkstone Westbourne, Netherhall Gardens, Westbourne, Queens Road, West Cliff, St Michaels Roundabout, The Grasshopper, Parkstone West Cliff, Poole Hill, West Cliff, The Triangle, 145-147 Bournemouth Road, Poole Bournemouth, Terrace Road, Bournemouth, Exeter Road, Bournemouth, Bournemouth Square, Majestic Wine Warehouse, Parkstone Bournemouth, Burlington Arcade, Bournemouth, 203 Bournemouth Road, Poole Horseshoe Common, Bournemouth, Wootton Gardens, Bournemouth, Lansdowne, St Swithuns North Lodge Road, Branksome Roundabout, Lansdowne, Derby Road, Boscombe, Lynton Court, Boscombe, Boscombe Gardens, St. Josephs Church, Branksome Boscombe, Boscombe Crescent, Boscombe, Palmerston Road, Boscombe, Sovereign Centre, Boscombe, Ashley Road, Boscombe, Portman Road, Branksome Station, Branksome Boscombe, Parkwood Road, Pokesdown, Hannington Road, Pokesdown, Pokesdown Station, Tesco, Branksome Pokesdown, Darracott Road, Pokesdown, Poole Road, Poole Fishermans Walk, West Southbourne, Grand Avenue, West Southbourne, Carbery Avenue, West Eagle Road, Branksome Southbourne, Tuckton Corner, Southbourne, Avoncliffe Road, Southbourne, Southbourne Cross County Gates, Westbourne Roads, Southbourne, Belle Vue Mansions, 117 Poole Road, Bournemouth Southbourne, Twynham Road, Southbourne, Belle Vue Crescent, Southbourne, Tuckton Bridge, Tuckton, Westbourne Arcade, Westbourne Tuckton Bridge, Tuckton, Riverland Court, 95 Poole Road, Bournemouth Christchurch, King's Avenue, Christchurch, Stour Grosvenor Road, Westbourne Road, Christchurch, Christchurch Railway Station, Christchurch, Fairƒeld, Christchurch, Bargates, 42 Poole Road, Bournemouth Christchurch, Town Centre, Christchurch, Priory Corner, Christchurch, Stony Lane, Purewell, Sewage Netherhall Gardens, Westbourne Works, Purewell, Sandy Plot, Burton, Gordon Way, Burton, The Oak Inn, Burton, Burton Green, Burton Queens Road, West Cliff
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