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F Bus Time Schedule & Line Route F bus time schedule & line map F Cheltenham View In Website Mode The F bus line (Cheltenham) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Cheltenham: 5:24 PM (2) Hester's Way: 7:03 AM - 7:08 PM (3) Leckhampton: 6:50 AM - 6:33 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest F bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next F bus arriving. Direction: Cheltenham F bus Time Schedule 14 stops Cheltenham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:24 PM Monday Not Operational Coronation Square Shops, Hester's Way 1 Gresham Court, Cheltenham Tuesday Not Operational Monkscroft School, St Mark's Wednesday Not Operational Hamlet Close, Cheltenham Thursday Not Operational St Mark's Shops, St Mark's Friday Not Operational Tennyson Road, Cheltenham Saturday Not Operational Byron Road, St Mark's Cambridge Avenue, Rowanƒeld Buckingham Avenue, Rowanƒeld F bus Info Devon Avenue, Cheltenham Direction: Cheltenham Stops: 14 Somerset Avenue, Rowanƒeld Trip Duration: 14 min Line Summary: Coronation Square Shops, Hester's Bishop Court, Rowanƒeld Way, Monkscroft School, St Mark's, St Mark's Shops, St Mark's, Byron Road, St Mark's, Cambridge Avenue, St George's Business Park, Alstone Rowanƒeld, Buckingham Avenue, Rowanƒeld, Somerset Avenue, Rowanƒeld, Bishop Court, Jenner Court, Alstone Rowanƒeld, St George's Business Park, Alstone, Jenner Court, Alstone, Elim Pentecostal Church, Elim Pentecostal Church, Cheltenham Cheltenham, Chapel Walk Set Down Only, Cheltenham, Clarence Parade Arrival, Cheltenham, Chapel Walk Set Down Only, Cheltenham Clarence Street, Cheltenham Chapel Walk, Cheltenham Clarence Parade Arrival, Cheltenham Clarence Parade, Cheltenham Clarence Street, Cheltenham Clarence Street, Cheltenham Direction: Hester's Way F bus Time Schedule 35 stops Hester's Way Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:08 AM - 4:55 PM Monday 7:03 AM - 7:08 PM Pilley Lane, Leckhampton 149-151 Leckhampton Road, Cheltenham Tuesday 7:03 AM - 7:08 PM Chatsworth Drive, Leckhampton Wednesday 7:03 AM - 7:08 PM Leckhampton Hill Foot, Leckhampton Thursday 7:03 AM - 7:08 PM Friday 7:03 AM - 7:08 PM Southern Road, Pilley Hannam Close, Cheltenham Saturday 7:30 AM - 7:08 PM The Wheatsheaf Inn, Pilley Pilley Bridge, Pilley F bus Info Delancey Hospital, Leckhampton Direction: Hester's Way Stops: 35 Co-Op, Leckhampton Trip Duration: 51 min Line Summary: Pilley Lane, Leckhampton, Treelands Drive, Leckhampton Chatsworth Drive, Leckhampton, Leckhampton Hill Foot, Leckhampton, Southern Road, Pilley, The Wheatsheaf Inn, Pilley, Pilley Bridge, Pilley, Delancey Old Station Drive, Leckhampton Hospital, Leckhampton, Co-Op, Leckhampton, Treelands Drive, Leckhampton, Old Station Drive, Fairƒeld Park Road, Leckhampton Leckhampton, Fairƒeld Park Road, Leckhampton, Leckhampton Road, Cheltenham Leckhampton Police Station, Cheltenham, The Exmouth Arms, Cheltenham, Thirlestaine House, Leckhampton Police Station, Cheltenham Cheltenham, Church Of Latter-Day Saints, Cheltenham, Humphris Place, Charlton Park, The Exmouth Arms, Cheltenham Hospital Main Entrance, Cheltenham, General 192 Bath Road, Cheltenham Hospital A&E, Cheltenham, Sandford Park, Cheltenham, St James Street, Cheltenham, John Thirlestaine House, Cheltenham Lewis, Cheltenham, Pittville Street, Cheltenham, High Street, Cheltenham, St James's House, Cheltenham, Church Of Latter-Day Saints, Cheltenham George Hotel, Cheltenham, Elim Pentecostal Church, Thirlestaine Place, Cheltenham Cheltenham, Jenner Court, Alstone, St George's Business Park, Alstone, Bishop Court, Rowanƒeld, Humphris Place, Charlton Park Somerset Avenue, Rowanƒeld, Buckingham Avenue, Rowanƒeld, Cambridge Avenue, Rowanƒeld, Byron Hospital Main Entrance, Cheltenham Road, St Mark's, Community Centre, St Mark's, Sandford Road, Cheltenham Coronation Square Shops, Hester's Way General Hospital A&E, Cheltenham Sandford Park, Cheltenham St James Street, Cheltenham 14 St James Street, Cheltenham John Lewis, Cheltenham 37-39 Winchcombe Street, Cheltenham Pittville Street, Cheltenham 7 Pittville Street, Cheltenham High Street, Cheltenham Unit E High Street, Cheltenham St James's House, Cheltenham Saint James Square, Cheltenham George Hotel, Cheltenham Saint Georges Road, Cheltenham Elim Pentecostal Church, Cheltenham Jenner Court, Alstone St George's Business Park, Alstone Bishop Court, Rowanƒeld Somerset Avenue, Rowanƒeld Buckingham Avenue, Rowanƒeld Devon Avenue, Cheltenham Cambridge Avenue, Rowanƒeld Byron Road, St Mark's Community Centre, St Mark's Coronation Square Shops, Hester's Way 1 Gresham Court, Cheltenham Direction: Leckhampton F bus Time Schedule 27 stops Leckhampton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:24 AM - 4:24 PM Monday 6:50 AM - 6:33 PM Coronation Square Shops, Hester's Way 1 Gresham Court, Cheltenham Tuesday 6:50 AM - 6:33 PM Monkscroft School, St Mark's Wednesday 6:50 AM - 6:33 PM Hamlet Close, Cheltenham Thursday 6:50 AM - 6:33 PM St Mark's Shops, St Mark's Friday 6:50 AM - 6:33 PM Tennyson Road, Cheltenham Saturday 7:45 AM - 6:33 PM Byron Road, St Mark's Cambridge Avenue, Rowanƒeld Buckingham Avenue, Rowanƒeld F bus Info Devon Avenue, Cheltenham Direction: Leckhampton Stops: 27 Somerset Avenue, Rowanƒeld Trip Duration: 37 min Line Summary: Coronation Square Shops, Hester's Bishop Court, Rowanƒeld Way, Monkscroft School, St Mark's, St Mark's Shops, St Mark's, Byron Road, St Mark's, Cambridge Avenue, St George's Business Park, Alstone Rowanƒeld, Buckingham Avenue, Rowanƒeld, Somerset Avenue, Rowanƒeld, Bishop Court, Jenner Court, Alstone Rowanƒeld, St George's Business Park, Alstone, Jenner Court, Alstone, Elim Pentecostal Church, Elim Pentecostal Church, Cheltenham Cheltenham, Chapel Walk Set Down Only, Cheltenham, Clarence Parade Arrival, Cheltenham, Chapel Walk Set Down Only, Cheltenham Clarence Street, Cheltenham, John Lewis, Cheltenham, Sandford Park, Cheltenham, General Chapel Walk, Cheltenham Hospital A&E, Cheltenham, Hospital Main Entrance, Cheltenham, Humphris Place, Charlton Park, Church Clarence Parade Arrival, Cheltenham Of Latter-Day Saints, Cheltenham, Thirlestaine Clarence Parade, Cheltenham House, Cheltenham, The Exmouth Arms, Clarence Street, Cheltenham Cheltenham, Leckhampton Police Station, Cheltenham, Fairƒeld Park Road, Leckhampton, Old Clarence Street, Cheltenham Station Drive, Leckhampton, Treelands Drive, John Lewis, Cheltenham Leckhampton, Pilley Lane, Leckhampton 42 Albion Street, Cheltenham Sandford Park, Cheltenham General Hospital A&E, Cheltenham Hospital Main Entrance, Cheltenham Humphris Place, Charlton Park Church Of Latter-Day Saints, Cheltenham Thirlestaine House, Cheltenham The Exmouth Arms, Cheltenham 196 Bath Road, Cheltenham Leckhampton Police Station, Cheltenham Fairƒeld Park Road, Leckhampton Leckhampton Road, Cheltenham Old Station Drive, Leckhampton Treelands Drive, Leckhampton Pilley Lane, Leckhampton 149-151 Leckhampton Road, Cheltenham F bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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