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M3 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route M3 bus time schedule & line map M3 Glasgow - Stobhill Hospital View In Website Mode The M3 bus line (Glasgow - Stobhill Hospital) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Barmulloch: 6:19 PM - 9:00 PM (2) Glasgow: 7:20 PM - 8:20 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest M3 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next M3 bus arriving. Direction: Barmulloch M3 bus Time Schedule 37 stops Barmulloch Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:19 PM - 9:00 PM Renfrew Street, Glasgow Renfrew Street, Glasgow Tuesday 6:19 PM - 9:00 PM New City Road, Glasgow Wednesday 6:19 PM - 9:00 PM Garscube Road, Glasgow Thursday 6:19 PM - 9:00 PM New City Road, St Georges Cross Friday 6:19 PM - 9:00 PM Gladstone Street, St Georges Cross Saturday 6:17 PM - 9:00 PM 2 Clarendon Place, Glasgow North Woodside Road, Firhill Grovepark Street, Firhill M3 bus Info Cedar Court, Glasgow Direction: Barmulloch Stops: 37 Hopehill Road, Firhill Trip Duration: 38 min Line Summary: Renfrew Street, Glasgow, New City Trossachs Street, Firhill Road, Glasgow, New City Road, St Georges Cross, Gladstone Street, St Georges Cross, North Woodside Firhill Street, Firhill Road, Firhill, Grovepark Street, Firhill, Hopehill Road, 91 Firhill Road, Glasgow Firhill, Trossachs Street, Firhill, Firhill Street, Firhill, Springbank Street, Firhill, Firhill Road, Ruchill, Springbank Street, Firhill Panmure Street, Ruchill, Panmure Close, Ruchill, 113 Firhill Road, Glasgow Wester Common Drive, Ruchill, Ellesmere Street, Ruchill, Hobart Street, Possil, Bardowie Street, Possil, Firhill Road, Ruchill Saracen Cross, Possil, Mansion Street, Possil, 6 Leny Street, Glasgow Saracen Street, Possil, Denmark Street, Possil, Hawthorn Quadrant, Possil, Possil Bus Depot, Possil, Panmure Street, Ruchill Chestnut Street, Possil, Hickory Street, Springburn, 89 Panmure Street, Glasgow Fernbank Street, Springburn, Angus Street, Springburn, Springburn Railway Station, Springburn, Panmure Close, Ruchill Croftbank Street, Springburn, Broomknowes Road, Wester Common Drive, Glasgow Old Balornock, Lumloch Street, Old Balornock, Gartferry Street, Springburn, Heart Of Mary Church, Wester Common Drive, Ruchill Springburn, Hillhouse Street, Old Balornock, Wester Common Road, Glasgow Drumbottie Road, Old Balornock, Stobhill Hospital, Balornock, Belmont Road, Barmulloch Ellesmere Street, Ruchill 4 Wester Common Drive, Glasgow Hobart Street, Possil 1 Sunnylaw Street, Glasgow Bardowie Street, Possil Ardoch Street, Glasgow Saracen Cross, Possil Mansion Street, Possil Saracen Street, Possil Denmark Street, Possil Hawthorn Quadrant, Possil Hawthorn Quadrant, Glasgow Possil Bus Depot, Possil Spruce Street, Glasgow Chestnut Street, Possil Hickory Street, Springburn Fernbank Street, Springburn Fernbank Street, Glasgow Angus Street, Springburn 7 Angus Street, Glasgow Springburn Railway Station, Springburn Atlas Road, Glasgow Croftbank Street, Springburn Wellƒeld Street, Glasgow Broomknowes Road, Old Balornock Littlehill Street, Glasgow Lumloch Street, Old Balornock Boghead Road, Glasgow Gartferry Street, Springburn Heart Of Mary Church, Springburn Hillhouse Street, Old Balornock Drumbottie Road, Old Balornock Stobhill Hospital, Balornock Belmont Road, Barmulloch Direction: Glasgow M3 bus Time Schedule 38 stops Glasgow Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:20 PM - 8:20 PM Belmont Road, Barmulloch Tuesday 7:20 PM - 8:20 PM Stobhill Hospital, Balornock Wednesday 7:20 PM - 8:20 PM Drumbottie Road, Old Balornock Thursday 7:20 PM - 8:20 PM Hillhouse Street, Old Balornock Friday 7:20 PM - 8:20 PM Drumbottie Road, Springburn Saturday 7:20 PM - 8:20 PM Syriam Street, Glasgow Hillhouse Street, Springburn Campsie Street, Glasgow M3 bus Info Balgraybank Street, Old Balornock Direction: Glasgow Stops: 38 Cockmuir Street, Old Balornock Trip Duration: 38 min Line Summary: Belmont Road, Barmulloch, Stobhill Littlehill Street, Springburn Hospital, Balornock, Drumbottie Road, Old Balornock, Hillhouse Street, Old Balornock, Littlehill Street, Glasgow Drumbottie Road, Springburn, Hillhouse Street, Croftbank Street, Springburn Springburn, Balgraybank Street, Old Balornock, Cockmuir Street, Old Balornock, Littlehill Street, Wellƒeld Street, Glasgow Springburn, Croftbank Street, Springburn, Wellƒeld Wellƒeld Street, Springburn Street, Springburn, Hawthorn Street, Springburn, Memel Street, Springburn, Hickory Street, Springburn, Hawthorn Street, Springburn Chestnut Street, Possil, Possil Bus Depot, Possil, Hawthorn Court, Possil, Saracen Street, Possil, Closeburn Street, Possil, Saracen Cross, Possil, Memel Street, Springburn Bardowie Street, Possil, Hobart Street, Possil, Ellesmere Street, Ruchill, Wester Common Drive, Hickory Street, Springburn Ruchill, Panmure Close, Ruchill, Panmure Street, Hickory Street, Glasgow Ruchill, Firhill Road, Firhill, Springbank Street, Firhill, Firhill Street, Firhill, Hopehill Road, Firhill, Grovepark Chestnut Street, Possil Street, Firhill, Garscube Cross, Firhill, Windsor Terrace, St Georges Cross, Gladstone Street, St Possil Bus Depot, Possil Georges Cross, New City Road, St Georges Cross, Cowcaddens Subway, Glasgow, Art & Music School, Hawthorn Court, Possil Glasgow, Renfrew Street, Glasgow Saracen Street, Possil 25 Hawthorn Street, Glasgow Closeburn Street, Possil Sunnylaw Place, Glasgow Saracen Cross, Possil Bardowie Street, Possil Ardoch Street, Glasgow Hobart Street, Possil Bardowie Street, Glasgow Ellesmere Street, Ruchill 4 Wester Common Drive, Glasgow Wester Common Drive, Ruchill Wester Common Road, Glasgow Panmure Close, Ruchill 35 Wester Common Drive, Glasgow Panmure Street, Ruchill 76 Panmure Street, Glasgow Firhill Road, Firhill 10 Leny Street, Glasgow Springbank Street, Firhill 59 Springbank Sreet, Glasgow Firhill Street, Firhill 91 Firhill Road, Glasgow Hopehill Road, Firhill Grovepark Street, Firhill Garscube Cross, Firhill Windsor Terrace, St Georges Cross St. George's Road, Glasgow Gladstone Street, St Georges Cross 343 St. George's Road, Glasgow New City Road, St Georges Cross Cowcaddens Subway, Glasgow Garscube Road, Glasgow Art & Music School, Glasgow Renfrew Street, Glasgow Renfrew Street, Glasgow M3 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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