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407 Bus Time Schedule & Line Map 407 bus time schedule & line map 407 Knowle Village - Wickham - Bishops Waltham - Fair View In Website Mode Oak - Barton Peveril College The 407 bus line (Knowle Village - Wickham - Bishops Waltham - Fair Oak - Barton Peveril College) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Eastleigh: 7:10 AM (2) Knowle Village: 4:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 407 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 407 bus arriving. Direction: Eastleigh 407 bus Time Schedule 65 stops Eastleigh Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 11:30 AM Knowle Shops, Knowle Village Knowle Avenue, Wickham Civil Parish Tuesday 7:10 AM North Square, Knowle Village Wednesday 7:10 AM North Square, Wickham Civil Parish Thursday 7:10 AM Knowle Road, Knowle Village Friday 7:10 AM Knowle Avenue, Wickham Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Forest Lane, Crockerhill Greenlees Close, Crockerhill Greenlees Close, England 407 bus Info Shell Garage, Wickham Direction: Eastleigh Stops: 65 Wickham Bridge, Wickham Trip Duration: 60 min Fareham Road, Wickham Civil Parish Line Summary: Knowle Shops, Knowle Village, North Square, Knowle Village, Knowle Road, Knowle Village, The Square, Wickham Forest Lane, Crockerhill, Greenlees Close, Crockerhill, 4 The Square, Wickham Civil Parish Shell Garage, Wickham, Wickham Bridge, Wickham, The Square, Wickham, Park Place, Meon Park, Redhill Park Place, Meon Park Crossroads, Meon Park, Ashley Manor, Shedƒeld, Church Road, Shedƒeld, Sandy Hill, Shedƒeld, The Redhill Crossroads, Meon Park Black Dog, Waltham Chase, Village Hall, Waltham Chase, Forest Gardens, Waltham Chase, Forest Ashley Manor, Shedƒeld Road, Waltham Chase, Brickyard Road, Waltham Chase, Technology College, Swanmore, Recreation Church Road, Shedƒeld Ground, Swanmore, St Barnabas Church, Swanmore, Hampton Hill, Swanmore, Moorlands Road, Sandy Hill, Shedƒeld Swanmore, Paradise Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Rareridge Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Gunners Park, The Black Dog, Waltham Chase Bishop's Waltham, Hoe Road, Bishop's Waltham, Godfrey Pink Way, Bishop's Waltham, The Square, Bishop's Waltham, Petrol Station, Bishop's Waltham, Village Hall, Waltham Chase Priory Court, Bishop's Waltham, The Avenue, Bishop's Waltham, Churchill Avenue, Bishop's Waltham, Forest Gardens, Waltham Chase Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Wintershill Farm, Forest Road, Waltham Chase Wintershill, Laurel Farm, Wintershill, Robin Hood, Wintershill, Old Durley Chapel, Wintershill, Middle Brickyard Road, Waltham Chase Farm Cottage, Durley, Village Hall, Durley, Primary School, Durley, Church Lane, Durley, Snakemoor Technology College, Swanmore Farm, Durley, Denhams Corner, Horton Heath, The Brigadier Gerard, Horton Heath, Dumpers Drove, Recreation Ground, Swanmore Horton Heath, Horton Heath Crossroads, Horton Heath, Daisy Fields, Fair Oak, Wyvern School, Fair Oak, The Square, Fair Oak, Dean Road, Fair Oak, New St Barnabas Church, Swanmore Clock Inn, Fair Oak, Stoke Wood Surgery, Fair Oak, Church Road, Swanmore Civil Parish Mitre Copse, Bishopstoke, Alan Drayton Way, Bishopstoke, Manor Farm Close, Bishopstoke, The Hampton Hill, Swanmore River Inn, Bishopstoke, Recreation Ground, Bishopstoke, Dutton Lane, Eastleigh, Eastleigh Moorlands Road, Swanmore Station, Eastleigh, Campbell Road, Eastleigh, Derby Road, Eastleigh, Doncaster Road, Eastleigh, Paradise Lane, Bishop's Waltham Eastleigh College, Eastleigh, Barton Peveril College, Eastleigh Rareridge Lane, Bishop's Waltham Gunners Park, Bishop's Waltham Hoe Road, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Hoe Road, Bishop's Waltham Godfrey Pink Way, Bishop's Waltham The Square, Bishop's Waltham Saint George's Square, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Petrol Station, Bishop's Waltham Station Road, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Priory Court, Bishop's Waltham The Avenue, Bishop's Waltham Churchill Avenue, Bishop's Waltham Albany Road, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham Wintershill Farm, Wintershill Laurel Farm, Wintershill Robin Hood, Wintershill Old Durley Chapel, Wintershill Middle Farm Cottage, Durley Village Hall, Durley Primary School, Durley Church Lane, Durley Snakemoor Farm, Durley Denhams Corner, Horton Heath Botley Road, Botley Civil Parish The Brigadier Gerard, Horton Heath Dumpers Drove, Horton Heath Horton Heath Crossroads, Horton Heath Daisy Fields, Fair Oak Daisy Road, Fair Oak And Horton Heath Civil Parish Wyvern School, Fair Oak The Square, Fair Oak Winchester Road, Fair Oak And Horton Heath Civil Parish Dean Road, Fair Oak New Clock Inn, Fair Oak Stoke Wood Surgery, Fair Oak Mitre Copse, Bishopstoke Alan Drayton Way, Bishopstoke Manor Road, Bishopstoke Civil Parish Manor Farm Close, Bishopstoke The River Inn, Bishopstoke Mainstream Court, Bishopstoke Civil Parish Recreation Ground, Bishopstoke Dutton Lane, Eastleigh Eastleigh Station, Eastleigh Main Entrance Southampton Road, Eastleigh Campbell Road, Eastleigh Derby Road, Eastleigh 109 Southampton Road, Eastleigh Doncaster Road, Eastleigh 2 Doncaster Road, Eastleigh Eastleigh College, Eastleigh Barton Peveril College, Eastleigh Chestnut Avenue, Eastleigh Direction: Knowle Village 407 bus Time Schedule 65 stops Knowle Village Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:10 PM Barton Peveril College, Eastleigh 177a Chestnut Avenue, Eastleigh Tuesday 4:10 PM Derby Road, Eastleigh Wednesday 4:10 PM 109 Southampton Road, Eastleigh Thursday 4:10 PM Campbell Road, Eastleigh Friday 4:10 PM The Swan Centre, Eastleigh Saturday Not Operational Southampton Road, Eastleigh Chickenhall Lane, Eastleigh Recreation Ground, Bishopstoke 407 bus Info Direction: Knowle Village The River Inn, Bishopstoke Stops: 65 Montague Road, Bishopstoke Civil Parish Trip Duration: 65 min Line Summary: Barton Peveril College, Eastleigh, The River Inn, Bishopstoke Derby Road, Eastleigh, Campbell Road, Eastleigh, The Swan Centre, Eastleigh, Chickenhall Lane, Eastleigh, Manor Farm Close, Bishopstoke Recreation Ground, Bishopstoke, The River Inn, Bishopstoke, The River Inn, Bishopstoke, Manor Alan Drayton Way, Bishopstoke Farm Close, Bishopstoke, Alan Drayton Way, Fairoak Road, Bishopstoke Civil Parish Bishopstoke, Mitre Copse, Bishopstoke, Stoke Wood Surgery, Fair Oak, New Clock Inn, Fair Oak, Shorts Mitre Copse, Bishopstoke Road, Fair Oak, The Square, Fair Oak, Wyvern School, Fair Oak, Daisy Fields, Fair Oak, Horton Heath Stoke Wood Surgery, Fair Oak Crossroads, Horton Heath, Dumpers Drove, Horton Heath, The Brigadier Gerard, Horton Heath, New Clock Inn, Fair Oak Denhams Corner, Horton Heath, Snakemoor Farm, Durley, Church Lane, Durley, Primary School, Durley, Fairoak Road, Fair Oak And Horton Heath Civil Parish Village Hall, Durley, Middle Farm Cottage, Durley, Old Shorts Road, Fair Oak Durley Chapel, Wintershill, Robin Hood, Wintershill, Laurel Farm, Wintershill, Wintershill Farm, Wintershill, Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Churchill Avenue, The Square, Fair Oak Bishop's Waltham, Claylands Road, Bishop's Winchester Road, Fair Oak And Horton Heath Civil Parish Waltham, Pondside Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Petrol Station, Bishop's Waltham, The Square, Bishop's Wyvern School, Fair Oak Waltham, Godfrey Pink Way, Bishop's Waltham, Hoe Road, Bishop's Waltham, Gunners Park, Bishop's Daisy Fields, Fair Oak Waltham, Rareridge Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Paradise Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Moorlands Road, Horton Heath Crossroads, Horton Heath Swanmore, Hampton Hill, Swanmore, St Barnabas Botley Road, Fair Oak And Horton Heath Civil Parish Church, Swanmore, Recreation Ground, Swanmore, Technology College, Swanmore, Brickyard Road, Dumpers Drove, Horton Heath Waltham Chase, Waltham Grange, Waltham Chase, Forest Gardens, Waltham Chase, Curdridge Lane, The Brigadier Gerard, Horton Heath Waltham Chase, Village Hall, Waltham Chase, The Black Dog, Waltham Chase, Sandy Hill, Shedƒeld, Denhams Corner, Horton Heath Church Road, Shedƒeld, Ashley Manor, Shedƒeld, Botley Road, Botley Civil Parish Redhill Crossroads, Meon Park, Park Place, Meon Park, The Square, Wickham, Wickham Bridge, Snakemoor Farm, Durley Wickham, Shell Garage, Wickham, Greenlees Close, Crockerhill, Forest Lane, Crockerhill, Knowle Road, Church Lane, Durley Knowle Village, Knowle Shops, Knowle Village, North Square, Knowle Village Primary School, Durley Village Hall, Durley Middle Farm Cottage, Durley Old Durley Chapel, Wintershill Robin Hood, Wintershill Laurel Farm, Wintershill Wintershill Farm, Wintershill Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham Churchill Avenue, Bishop's Waltham Cunningham Avenue, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Claylands Road, Bishop's Waltham Pondside Lane, Bishop's Waltham Vine Gardens, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Petrol Station, Bishop's Waltham Winchester Road, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish The Square, Bishop's Waltham Saint George's Square, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Godfrey Pink Way, Bishop's Waltham Hoe Road, Bishop's Waltham Gunners Park, Bishop's Waltham Gunners Park, Bishops Waltham Civil Parish Rareridge Lane, Bishop's Waltham Paradise Lane, Bishop's Waltham Moorlands Road, Swanmore Hampton Hill, Swanmore St Barnabas Church, Swanmore Recreation Ground, Swanmore Coronation Road, Swanmore Civil Parish Technology College, Swanmore Brickyard Road, Waltham Chase New Road, Swanmore Civil Parish Waltham Grange, Waltham Chase Forest Gardens, Waltham Chase Curdridge Lane, Waltham Chase Chase Gardens, Shedƒeld Civil Parish Village Hall, Waltham Chase The Black Dog, Waltham Chase Sandy Hill, Shedƒeld Church Road, Shedƒeld Ashley Manor, Shedƒeld Redhill Crossroads, Meon Park Park Place, Meon Park
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