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113A Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 113A bus time schedule & line map 113A Arlingham View In Website Mode The 113A bus line (Arlingham) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Arlingham: 1:00 PM (2) Gloucester: 9:30 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 113A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 113A bus arriving. Direction: Arlingham 113A bus Time Schedule 43 stops Arlingham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 1:00 PM Transport Hub, Gloucester Bruton Way, Gloucester Tuesday Not Operational Pilot Inn, Hardwicke Wednesday 1:00 PM Sellars Bridge, Hardwicke Civil Parish Thursday Not Operational Farm Turn, Hardwicke Friday Not Operational Stonebench Turn, Elmore Saturday Not Operational Elmore Farm, Elmore Village Hall, Elmore 113A bus Info Kenton Green, Elmore Direction: Arlingham Stops: 43 Church Farm, Farleys End Trip Duration: 67 min Line Summary: Transport Hub, Gloucester, Pilot Inn, St John the Baptist, Farleys End Hardwicke, Farm Turn, Hardwicke, Stonebench Turn, Elmore, Elmore Farm, Elmore, Village Hall, Elmore, Longney Road, Elmore Civil Parish Kenton Green, Elmore, Church Farm, Farleys End, St Yew Tree Farm, Longney John the Baptist, Farleys End, Yew Tree Farm, Longney, Bow Lane Farm, Longney, Churchend, Longney, Primary School, Longney, Bellamy Farm, Bow Lane Farm, Longney Longney, Plate Of Elvers, Longney, Phone Box, Epney, Anchor Inn, Epney, Lea Court Farm, Upper Framilode, Churchend, Longney The Ship Inn, Upper Framilode, Saul Bridge, Upper Framilode, Passage Road, Saul, St James' Church, Primary School, Longney Saul, Sandƒeld Crescent, Saul, Sandƒeld Bridge, Saul, Oatƒeld, Frampton on Severn, Oatƒeld Road, Bellamy Farm, Longney Frampton on Severn, The Old Police House, Frampton on Severn, Top O' the Green, Frampton on Plate Of Elvers, Longney Severn, Post O∆ce, Frampton on Severn, Village Hall, Frampton on Severn, Church End, Frampton on Phone Box, Epney Severn, Village Hall, Frampton on Severn, Post O∆ce, Frampton on Severn, Bell Inn, Frampton on Severn, Anchor Inn, Epney Lake Lane, Frampton on Severn, Darell Gardens, Frampton on Severn, Fretherne Bridge, Frampton on Lea Court Farm, Upper Framilode Severn, Court Lodge, Fretherne, St Mary's Church, Fretherne, Farm, Overton, Upper Milton End Turn, The Ship Inn, Upper Framilode Arlingham, Lower Milton End Turn, Arlingham, Red Lion, Arlingham Saul Bridge, Upper Framilode Passage Road, Saul St James' Church, Saul Sandƒeld Crescent, Saul Church Lane, Fretherne With Saul Civil Parish Sandƒeld Bridge, Saul Sandƒeld Bridge, Frampton on Severn Oatƒeld, Frampton on Severn Oatƒeld Road, Frampton on Severn The Old Police House, Frampton on Severn Top O' the Green, Frampton on Severn Post O∆ce, Frampton on Severn Village Hall, Frampton on Severn Church End, Frampton on Severn Village Hall, Frampton on Severn Post O∆ce, Frampton on Severn Bell Inn, Frampton on Severn Lake Lane, Frampton on Severn Bridge Road, Frampton on Severn Darell Gardens, Frampton on Severn Fretherne Bridge, Frampton on Severn Court Lodge, Fretherne St Mary's Church, Fretherne Farm, Overton Arlingham Road, Arlingham Civil Parish Upper Milton End Turn, Arlingham Lower Milton End Turn, Arlingham Red Lion, Arlingham The Court Gardens, Arlingham Civil Parish Direction: Gloucester 113A bus Time Schedule 43 stops Gloucester Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:30 AM Red Lion, Arlingham The Court Gardens, Arlingham Civil Parish Tuesday Not Operational Lower Milton End Turn, Arlingham Wednesday 9:30 AM Upper Milton End Turn, Arlingham Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational Farm, Overton Arlingham Road, Arlingham Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational St Mary's Church, Fretherne Court Lodge, Fretherne 113A bus Info Fretherne Bridge, Frampton on Severn Direction: Gloucester Stops: 43 Darell Gardens, Frampton on Severn Trip Duration: 68 min Line Summary: Red Lion, Arlingham, Lower Milton Lake Lane, Frampton on Severn End Turn, Arlingham, Upper Milton End Turn, Arlingham, Farm, Overton, St Mary's Church, Bridge Road, Frampton on Severn Fretherne, Court Lodge, Fretherne, Fretherne Bridge, Bell Inn, Frampton on Severn Frampton on Severn, Darell Gardens, Frampton on Severn, Lake Lane, Frampton on Severn, Bell Inn, Post O∆ce, Frampton on Severn Frampton on Severn, Post O∆ce, Frampton on Severn, Village Hall, Frampton on Severn, Church End, Frampton on Severn, Village Hall, Frampton on Village Hall, Frampton on Severn Severn, Post O∆ce, Frampton on Severn, Top O' the Green, Frampton on Severn, The Old Police House, Church End, Frampton on Severn Frampton on Severn, Oatƒeld Road, Frampton on Severn, Oatƒeld, Frampton on Severn, Factory Outlet, Village Hall, Frampton on Severn Saul, Sandƒeld Crescent, Saul, St James' Church, Saul, Passage Road, Saul, Saul Bridge, Upper Post O∆ce, Frampton on Severn Framilode, The Ship Inn, Upper Framilode, Lea Court Farm, Upper Framilode, Anchor Inn, Epney, Phone Top O' the Green, Frampton on Severn Box, Epney, Plate Of Elvers, Longney, Bellamy Farm, Longney, Primary School, Longney, Churchend, The Old Police House, Frampton on Severn Longney, Bow Lane Farm, Longney, Yew Tree Farm, Longney, St John the Baptist, Farleys End, Church Oatƒeld Road, Frampton on Severn Farm, Farleys End, Kenton Green, Elmore, Village Hall, Elmore, Elmore Farm, Elmore, Stonebench Turn, Oatƒeld, Frampton on Severn Elmore, Farm Turn, Hardwicke, Pilot Corner, Hardwicke, Transport Hub Arrival, Gloucester Factory Outlet, Saul Sandƒeld Bridge, Frampton on Severn Sandƒeld Crescent, Saul Church Lane, Fretherne With Saul Civil Parish St James' Church, Saul Passage Road, Saul Saul Bridge, Upper Framilode The Ship Inn, Upper Framilode Lea Court Farm, Upper Framilode Anchor Inn, Epney Phone Box, Epney Plate Of Elvers, Longney Bellamy Farm, Longney Primary School, Longney Churchend, Longney Bow Lane Farm, Longney Yew Tree Farm, Longney St John the Baptist, Farleys End Longney Road, Elmore Civil Parish Church Farm, Farleys End Kenton Green, Elmore Village Hall, Elmore Elmore Farm, Elmore Stonebench Turn, Elmore Farm Turn, Hardwicke Pilot Corner, Hardwicke Transport Hub Arrival, Gloucester Bruton Way, Gloucester 113A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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