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87 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 87 bus time schedule & line map 87 Trowbridge - Westbury - Devizes View In Website Mode The 87 bus line (Trowbridge - Westbury - Devizes) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Devizes: 8:45 AM - 5:20 PM (2) Trowbridge: 7:15 AM - 1:25 PM (3) Westbury: 5:15 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 87 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 87 bus arriving. Direction: Devizes 87 bus Time Schedule 51 stops Devizes Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:45 AM - 5:20 PM Manvers House, Trowbridge Manvers Street, Trowbridge Tuesday 8:45 AM - 5:20 PM Town Bridge, Trowbridge Wednesday 8:45 AM - 5:20 PM Town Bridge, Trowbridge Thursday 8:45 AM - 5:20 PM County Hall, Trowbridge Friday 8:45 AM - 5:20 PM The Ship, Trowbridge Saturday 8:45 AM - 4:10 PM Ashleigh Grove, Trowbridge Laburnham Grove, Trowbridge College Road, Trowbridge 87 bus Info Cedar Grove, Trowbridge Direction: Devizes Stops: 51 Grove Court, Trowbridge Trip Duration: 62 min Line Summary: Manvers House, Trowbridge, Town Wiltshire College, Trowbridge Bridge, Trowbridge, County Hall, Trowbridge, The Ship, Trowbridge, Laburnham Grove, Trowbridge, College Road, Trowbridge Cedar Grove, Trowbridge, Grove Court, Trowbridge, Wiltshire College, Trowbridge, College Road, Newland Place, Trowbridge Trowbridge, Newland Place, Trowbridge, B And Q, Trowbridge, Spitƒre Retail Park, Trowbridge, White B And Q, Trowbridge Horse Business Park, Trowbridge, White Horse Business Park, Trowbridge, White Horse Business Spitƒre Retail Park, Trowbridge Park Turn, Yarnbrook, Heywood Turn, Hawkeridge, Village Hall, Heywood, The Mead, Westbury, 235 Bradley Road, North Bradley Civil Parish Frogmore Park, Westbury, Farleigh Close, Westbury, Railway Inn, Westbury, Railway Station, Westbury, White Horse Business Park, Trowbridge Railway Inn, Westbury, Roseƒeld Way, Westbury, Police Station, Westbury, Barclays Bank, Westbury, White Horse Business Park, Trowbridge Edward Street, Westbury, Old School House, Epsom Square, North Bradley Civil Parish Westbury, Manor Fields, Bratton, The Duke, Bratton, Monastery Road, Edington, Old Schoolhouse, White Horse Business Park Turn, Yarnbrook Edington, The Turn, Coulston, High Street, Erlestoke, Victoria Park, Great Cheverell, Hill Corner, Great Heywood Turn, Hawkeridge Cheverell, Railway Bridge, Great Cheverell, Railway Bridge, Littleton Panell, Pagnell Lane, Littleton Panell, Village Hall, Heywood Crossroads, West Lavington, Park Road, Market The Mead, Westbury Lavington, Roman Way, Market Lavington, Freith Farm, Potterne Wick, Cadley Farm Turn, Potterne 5 Dorset Drive, Westbury Civil Parish Wick, Wick Terrace, Potterne Wick, Porch House, Frogmore Park, Westbury Potterne, The Butts, Potterne, Hartmoor Lane, Potterne, Wick Lane, Devizes, Long Street, Devizes, 12 Brunel Close, Westbury Civil Parish Market Place, Devizes Farleigh Close, Westbury 18 Roseƒeld Way, Westbury Civil Parish Railway Inn, Westbury 89-94 Primmers Place, Westbury Civil Parish Railway Station, Westbury Railway Inn, Westbury 115 Station Road, Westbury Civil Parish Roseƒeld Way, Westbury 82 Station Road, Westbury Civil Parish Police Station, Westbury 3 Station Road, Westbury Civil Parish Barclays Bank, Westbury 35 High Street, Westbury Civil Parish Edward Street, Westbury 3 Edward Street, Westbury Civil Parish Old School House, Westbury 73 Alfred Street, Westbury Civil Parish Manor Fields, Bratton Westbury Road, Bratton Civil Parish The Duke, Bratton Monastery Road, Edington Monastery Road, Edington Civil Parish Old Schoolhouse, Edington Tinhead Road, Edington Civil Parish The Turn, Coulston High Street, Erlestoke Victoria Park, Great Cheverell Hill Corner, Great Cheverell Railway Bridge, Great Cheverell Railway Bridge, Littleton Panell Pagnell Lane, Littleton Panell Crossroads, West Lavington Park Road, Market Lavington Roman Way, Market Lavington Grove Road, Market Lavington Freith Farm, Potterne Wick Cadley Farm Turn, Potterne Wick Wick Terrace, Potterne Wick 1 Potterne Wick, Potterne Civil Parish Porch House, Potterne 24 High Street, Potterne Civil Parish The Butts, Potterne 1 Bell Place The Butts, Potterne Civil Parish Hartmoor Lane, Potterne 50 Devizes Road, Devizes Wick Lane, Devizes Potterne Road, Devizes Long Street, Devizes 28 Long Street, Devizes Market Place, Devizes The Market Place, Devizes Direction: Trowbridge 87 bus Time Schedule 41 stops Trowbridge Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:15 AM - 1:25 PM Market Place, Devizes The Market Place, Devizes Tuesday 7:15 AM - 1:25 PM Southgate, Devizes Wednesday 7:15 AM - 1:25 PM Eastleigh Road, Devizes Thursday 7:15 AM - 1:25 PM Friday 7:15 AM - 1:25 PM Porch House, Potterne 5 High Street, Potterne Civil Parish Saturday 7:40 AM - 3:45 PM Fox And Hounds, Nursteed Etchilhampton Turn, Stert 87 bus Info The Turn, Stert Direction: Trowbridge Stops: 41 Bell Caravan Camping, Wedhampton Trip Duration: 57 min Line Summary: Market Place, Devizes, Southgate, Walnut Close, Urchfont Devizes, Eastleigh Road, Devizes, Porch House, Potterne, Fox And Hounds, Nursteed, Etchilhampton The Croft, Urchfont Turn, Stert, The Turn, Stert, Bell Caravan Camping, Wedhampton, Walnut Close, Urchfont, The Croft, The Croft, Urchfont Civil Parish Urchfont, Ballingers, Urchfont, Kings Road, Ballingers, Urchfont Easterton, Royal Oak, Easterton, Co-Op Supermarket, Market Lavington, Park Road, Market Lavington, Crossroads, West Lavington, Hawkeswell Kings Road, Easterton Lodge, Little Cheverell, Pear Tree Corner, Great Cheverell, Victoria Park, Great Cheverell, High Street, Royal Oak, Easterton Erlestoke, The Turn, Coulston, Old Schoolhouse, Edington, Monastery Road, Edington, The Duke, Co-Op Supermarket, Market Lavington Bratton, Castle Road, Bratton, Old School House, Woodlands Yard, Market Lavington Westbury, Haynes Road, Westbury, Police Station, Westbury, Roseƒeld Way, Westbury, Railway Inn, Park Road, Market Lavington Westbury, White Horse Business Park, Trowbridge, White Horse Business Park, Trowbridge, Spitƒre Crossroads, West Lavington Retail Park, Trowbridge, B And Q, Trowbridge, Newland Place, Trowbridge, Cedar Grove, Hawkeswell Lodge, Little Cheverell Trowbridge, Laburnham Grove, Trowbridge, Wiltshire College, Trowbridge, New Road, Trowbridge, Town Pear Tree Corner, Great Cheverell Bridge, Trowbridge, Manvers House, Trowbridge Victoria Park, Great Cheverell High Street, Erlestoke The Turn, Coulston Old Schoolhouse, Edington Tinhead Road, Edington Civil Parish Monastery Road, Edington Monastery Road, Edington Civil Parish The Duke, Bratton Castle Road, Bratton Old School House, Westbury 82 Bratton Road, Westbury Civil Parish Haynes Road, Westbury 45 Haynes Road, Westbury Civil Parish Police Station, Westbury 3 Station Road, Westbury Civil Parish Roseƒeld Way, Westbury 76 Station Road, Westbury Civil Parish Railway Inn, Westbury 89-94 Primmers Place, Westbury Civil Parish White Horse Business Park, Trowbridge White Horse Business Park, Trowbridge Spitƒre Retail Park, Trowbridge 235 Bradley Road, North Bradley Civil Parish B And Q, Trowbridge Clydesdale Close, Trowbridge Newland Place, Trowbridge Cedar Grove, Trowbridge Laburnham Grove, Trowbridge College Road, Trowbridge Wiltshire College, Trowbridge New Road, Trowbridge Mortimer Street, Trowbridge Town Bridge, Trowbridge Stallard Street, Trowbridge Manvers House, Trowbridge Manvers Street, Trowbridge Direction: Westbury 87 bus Time Schedule 17 stops Westbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Market Place, Devizes The Market Place, Devizes Tuesday Not Operational Southgate, Devizes Wednesday Not Operational Porch House, Potterne Thursday Not Operational 5 High Street, Potterne Civil Parish Friday Not Operational Fox And Hounds, Nursteed Saturday 5:15 PM Pear Tree Corner, Great Cheverell Victoria Park, Great Cheverell 87 bus Info High Street, Erlestoke Direction: Westbury Stops: 17 The Turn, Coulston Trip Duration: 40 min Line Summary: Market Place, Devizes, Southgate, Old Schoolhouse, Edington Devizes, Porch House, Potterne, Fox And Hounds, Nursteed, Pear Tree Corner, Great Cheverell, Victoria Tinhead Road, Edington Civil Parish Park, Great Cheverell, High Street, Erlestoke, The Monastery Road, Edington Turn, Coulston, Old Schoolhouse, Edington, Monastery Road, Edington, The Duke, Bratton, Castle Monastery Road, Edington Civil Parish Road, Bratton, Old School House, Westbury, Haynes The Duke, Bratton Road, Westbury, Police Station, Westbury, Roseƒeld Way, Westbury, Railway Inn, Westbury Castle Road, Bratton Old School House, Westbury 82 Bratton Road, Westbury Civil Parish Haynes Road, Westbury 45 Haynes Road, Westbury Civil Parish Police Station, Westbury 3 Station Road, Westbury Civil Parish Roseƒeld Way, Westbury 76 Station Road, Westbury Civil Parish Railway Inn, Westbury 89-94 Primmers Place, Westbury Civil Parish 87 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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