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103 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 103 bus time schedule & line map 103 Derriford View In Website Mode The 103 bus line (Derriford) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Derriford: 7:20 AM (2) Plympton: 3:35 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 103 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 103 bus arriving. Direction: Derriford 103 bus Time Schedule 74 stops Derriford Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:20 AM Dark Street Lane, Plympton Dark Street Lane, Plymouth Tuesday 7:20 AM Ridgeway Masonic Hall, Plympton Wednesday 7:20 AM George Hotel, Plympton Thursday 7:20 AM Friday 7:20 AM George Lane, Plympton Saturday Not Operational Longcause, Plympton Buller Close, Plympton St Maurice Road, Plympton 103 bus Info St Peter Close, Plymouth Direction: Derriford Stops: 74 Magdalen Gardens, Plympton Trip Duration: 80 min Line Summary: Dark Street Lane, Plympton, Cherry Tree Lane, Plympton Ridgeway Masonic Hall, Plympton, George Hotel, Plympton, George Lane, Plympton, Longcause, Cherry Tree Lane, Plymouth Plympton, Buller Close, Plympton, St Maurice Road, Cherry Park, Plympton Plympton, Magdalen Gardens, Plympton, Cherry Tree Lane, Plympton, Cherry Park, Plympton, Aycliffe Gardens, Plympton, Greenlees Drive, Plympton, Aycliffe Gardens, Plympton Higher Park Close, Plympton, Yealmpstone Drive, Greenlees Drive, England Chaddlewood, Sandy Road West, Chaddlewood, Greenlees Drive, Plympton District Centre, Chaddlewood, Edwards Drive, Chaddlewood, Glen Road, Chaddlewood, Kingston Drive, Chaddlewood, Glen Road Subway, Higher Park Close, Plympton Chaddlewood, Westƒeld, Plympton, Strode Road, Newnham, Torbridge Road, Colebrook, Clifton Yealmpstone Drive, Chaddlewood Avenue, Woodford, Clifton Avenue, Woodford, Crossway East, Woodford, Crossway, Woodford, Sandy Road West, Chaddlewood Crossway Green, Woodford, Larkham Lane, Woodford, Litchaton Crescent, Woodford, Braddons District Centre, Chaddlewood Hill, Woodford, Lynwood Avenue, Woodford, Woodford Avenue, Woodford, Marsh Mills East, Edwards Drive, Chaddlewood Marsh Mills, Plymouth Road Superstore, Crabtree, Old Laira Road, Laira, Laira Library, Laira, Brandon Glen Road, Chaddlewood Road, Laira, Wycliffe Road, Laira, Old Laira Road, Glen Road, Plymouth Laira, Lipson Vale, Laira, Ashford Hill, Mutley, West Hill Road, Mutley, Marina Terrace, Mutley, Alton Place, Kingston Drive, Chaddlewood Plymouth, Bedford Terrace, Plymouth, City Library & Museum, Plymouth City Centre, Cobourg Street, Glen Road Subway, Chaddlewood Plymouth City Centre, Railway Station, Plymouth, Westƒeld, Plymouth Pennycomequick, Stuart Road, Pennycomequick, St Barnabas Court, Pennycomequick, Victoria Avenue, Westƒeld, Plympton Plymouth, Wilton Street, Stoke, Molesworth Road Bottom, Stoke, Paviland Grange, Stoke, The Elms, Strode Road, Newnham Stoke, Somerset Place, Stoke, Molesworth Road Top, Strode Road, Plymouth Stoke, Milehouse Road West, Milehouse, Milehouse Road East, Milehouse, Milehouse Lc 3, Milehouse, Torbridge Road, Colebrook Segrave Road, Milehouse, Dhs Girls, Peverell, Onslow Road, Peverell, Outland Road, Peverell, St Erth Road, Clifton Avenue, Woodford Hartley, St Boniface College, Manadon, Crownhill Clifton Avenue, Plymouth Low Level, Crownhill, Crownhill Fort, Crownhill, Tavistock Road, Crownhill, Windsor House, Derriford, Clifton Avenue, Woodford Notre Dame Close, Derriford, Notre Dame School Grounds, Derriford Crossway East, Woodford Crossway, Woodford Crossway Green, Woodford Larkham Lane, Woodford Litchaton Crescent, Woodford Wheatridge, Plymouth Braddons Hill, Woodford St. Margarets Road, Plymouth Lynwood Avenue, Woodford Woodford Avenue, Woodford Marsh Mills East, Marsh Mills Plymouth Road, Plymouth Plymouth Road Superstore, Crabtree Old Laira Road, Laira Laira Library, Laira 240 Old Laira Road, Plymouth Brandon Road, Laira Brandon Road, Plymouth Wycliffe Road, Laira Old Laira Road, Laira Lipson Vale, Laira Lipson Vale, Plymouth Ashford Hill, Mutley 125-129 Alexandra Road, Plymouth West Hill Road, Mutley Marina Terrace, Mutley Alton Place, Plymouth Bedford Terrace, Plymouth Bedford Terrace, Plymouth City Library & Museum, Plymouth City Centre Cobourg Street, Plymouth City Centre Railway Station, Plymouth Pennycomequick A386, Plymouth Stuart Road, Pennycomequick St Barnabas Court, Pennycomequick Victoria Avenue, Plymouth Wilton Street, Stoke 89 Wilton Street, Plymouth Molesworth Road Bottom, Stoke Molesworth Road, Plymouth Paviland Grange, Stoke The Elms, Stoke Somerset Place, Stoke Molesworth Road Top, Stoke Somerset Cottages, Plymouth Milehouse Road West, Milehouse Milehouse Road East, Milehouse Milehouse Road, Plymouth Milehouse Lc 3, Milehouse Outland Road, Plymouth Segrave Road, Milehouse Dhs Girls, Peverell Onslow Road, Peverell Outland Road, Peverell St Erth Road, Hartley Torr Lane, Plymouth St Boniface College, Manadon Manadon Hill, Plymouth Crownhill Low Level, Crownhill Crownhill Road, Plymouth Crownhill Fort, Crownhill Tavistock Road, Crownhill Windsor House, Derriford Notre Dame Close, Derriford Notre Dame School Grounds, Derriford Notre Dame Close, Plymouth Direction: Plympton 103 bus Time Schedule 72 stops Plympton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:35 PM Notre Dame School Grounds, Derriford Notre Dame Close, Plymouth Tuesday 3:35 PM Looseleigh Close, Derriford Wednesday 3:35 PM Derriford Roundabout, Derriford Thursday 3:35 PM Friday 3:35 PM Tavistock Road, Crownhill Saturday Not Operational William Prance Road, Crownhill Tavistock Road, Plymouth Charlton Road, Crownhill 103 bus Info Crownhill Low Level, Crownhill Direction: Plympton Alexandra Road, Plymouth Stops: 72 Trip Duration: 80 min Great Berry Road, Manadon Line Summary: Notre Dame School Grounds, Derriford, Looseleigh Close, Derriford, Derriford Outland Road Superstore, Hartley Roundabout, Derriford, Tavistock Road, Crownhill, William Prance Road, Crownhill, Charlton Road, Weston Park Road, Peverell Crownhill, Crownhill Low Level, Crownhill, Great Berry Road, Manadon, Outland Road Superstore, Pounds House, Peverell Hartley, Weston Park Road, Peverell, Pounds House, Peverell, Venn Lane, Peverell, Milehouse Lc 4, Milehouse, Milehouse Road East, Milehouse, Venn Lane, Peverell Milehouse Road West, Milehouse, Molesworth Road, Stoke, The Elms, Stoke, Wingƒeld Mansions, Stoke, Milehouse Lc 4, Milehouse Stuart Road, Stoke, Wilton Street Co-Op, Stoke, St Outland Road, Plymouth Barnabas Court, Pennycomequick, Pennycomequick, Railway Station, Plymouth, University, Plymouth City Milehouse Road East, Milehouse Centre, Skardon Place, Plymouth, High School For Milehouse Road, Plymouth Girls, Plymouth, Alexandra Road, Mutley, Crozier Road, Mutley, Ashford Hill, Mutley, Lipson Vale, Laira, Milehouse Road West, Milehouse Efford Lane, Laira, Wycliffe Road, Laira, Riga Terrace, Laira, Bramley Road, Laira, Old Laira Road, Laira, Molesworth Road, Stoke Military Road, Crabtree, Riversleigh, Crabtree, Somerset Cottages, Plymouth Crabtree Close, Crabtree, Crabtree, Plymouth Road, Marsh Mills, Woodford Avenue, Woodford, Lynwood The Elms, Stoke Avenue, Woodford, Braddons Hill, Woodford, St Margarets Road, Woodford, Longacre, Woodford, Wingƒeld Mansions, Stoke The Mead, Woodford, Crossway, Woodford, Molesworth Road, Plymouth Crossway East, Woodford, Clifton Avenue, Woodford, Clifton Avenue, Woodford, Huxley Close, Stuart Road, Stoke Newnham, Parkstone Lane, Plympton, Westƒeld, Plympton, Glen Road Subway, Chaddlewood, Wilton Street Co-Op, Stoke Kingston Drive, Chaddlewood, Hickory Drive, Wilton Street, Plymouth Chaddlewood, Clement Road, Chaddlewood, District Centre, Chaddlewood, Sandy Road East, St Barnabas Court, Pennycomequick Chaddlewood, Wolverwood Lane, Chaddlewood, Higher Park Close, Plympton, Greenlees Drive, Pennycomequick Plympton, Aycliffe Gardens, Plympton, Cherry Park, Stuart Road, Plymouth Plympton, St Maurice Road, Plympton, Erle Gardens, Plympton, St. Peters Close, Plympton, Cotton Close, Railway Station, Plymouth Plympton, Longcause, Plympton, George Lane, St Michael's Terrace, Plymouth Plympton, Garage, Plympton, Mudge Way, Plympton University, Plymouth City Centre Sherwell Lane, Plymouth Skardon Place, Plymouth Skardon Place, Plymouth High School For Girls, Plymouth Alexandra Road, Mutley Crozier Road, Mutley Ashford Hill, Mutley Arlington Road, Plymouth Lipson Vale, Laira Lipson Vale, Plymouth Efford Lane, Laira Old Laira Road, Plymouth Wycliffe Road, Laira Riga Terrace, Laira Bramley Road, Laira 240 Old Laira Road, Plymouth Old Laira Road, Laira Kiel Place Lane, Plymouth Military Road, Crabtree Old Plymouth Road, Plymouth Riversleigh, Crabtree Plymouth Road, Plymouth Crabtree Close, Crabtree Crabtree Crabtree Close, Plymouth Plymouth Road, Marsh Mills Woodford Avenue, Woodford Lynwood Avenue, Woodford Braddons Hill, Woodford St. Margarets Road, Plymouth St Margarets Road, Woodford Longacre, Woodford The Mead, Woodford Crossway, Woodford Crossway East, Woodford Clifton Avenue, Woodford Clifton Avenue, Woodford Huxley Close, Newnham Parkstone Lane, Plympton Westƒeld, Plympton Westƒeld, Plymouth Glen Road Subway, Chaddlewood Kingston Drive, Chaddlewood Hickory Drive, Chaddlewood Glen Road, Plymouth Clement Road, Chaddlewood District Centre, Chaddlewood Sandy Road East, Chaddlewood Wolverwood Lane, Chaddlewood Higher Park Close, Plympton Greenlees Drive, Plympton Aycliffe Gardens, Plympton Greenlees Drive, England Cherry Park, Plympton St Maurice Road, Plympton Erle Gardens, Plympton St. Peters Close, Plympton St Peter Close, Plymouth Cotton Close, Plympton Cotton Close, Plymouth Longcause, Plympton George Lane, Plympton Garage, Plympton Mudge Way, Plympton Dark Street Lane, Plymouth 103 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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