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42A Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 42A bus time schedule & line map 42A Ayr View In Website Mode The 42A bus line (Ayr) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Ayr: 10:20 PM (2) Drongan: 11:15 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 42A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 42A bus arriving. Direction: Ayr 42A bus Time Schedule 52 stops Ayr Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 10:20 PM Bus Stance, Cumnock Bank Lane, Scotland Tuesday 10:20 PM Holm, Cumnock Wednesday 10:20 PM Holmhead Road, Holmhead Thursday 10:20 PM Terringzean View, Scotland Friday Not Operational Hoyle Crescent, Cumnock Saturday Not Operational Main Street, Auchinleck Barony Road, Auchinleck 42A bus Info Main Street, Auchinleck Direction: Ayr Stops: 52 Park Road, Auchinleck Trip Duration: 54 min Line Summary: Bus Stance, Cumnock, Holm, Well Road, Auchinleck Cumnock, Holmhead Road, Holmhead, Hoyle Crescent, Cumnock, Main Street, Auchinleck, Barony Road, Auchinleck, Main Street, Auchinleck, Park Market Place, Auchinleck Road, Auchinleck, Well Road, Auchinleck, Market Place, Auchinleck, Arran Drive, Auchinleck, The Arran Drive, Auchinleck Avenue, Auchinleck, Ellen Barony, Auchinleck, Burnock Street, Ochiltree, Mauchline Road, Ochiltree, The Avenue, Auchinleck Ayr Road, Ochiltree, Gallowlee Avenue, Ochiltree, Highƒeld Place, Ochiltree, Killoch Colliery, Ochiltree, Ellen Barony, Auchinleck Pottery Cottages, Coalhall, Lane Crescent, Drongan, Taiglum Place, Drongan, Taiglum Place, Drongan, Burnock Street, Ochiltree Glencraig Street, Drongan, Drumwhill Road, Drongan, Coyle Avenue, Drongan, Coronation Road, Drongan, Mauchline Road, Ochiltree Coyle Avenue, Drongan, Barbieston Avenue, Main Street, Scotland Drongan, Littlemill Road, Drongan, Mill Of South Road, Drongan, Watson Terrace, Drongan, Evergreen, Ayr Road, Ochiltree Coalhall, Carbieston Avenue, Coylton, B742, Coylton, The Orchard, Coylton, Hole Road, Coylton, Laighpark Gallowlee Avenue, Ochiltree Road, Coylton, Arthurston Terrace, Coylton, Sundrum Castle Holiday Park, Coylton, Sandyhill Road, Ayr, Highƒeld Place, Ochiltree Holmston Roundabout, Ayr, Overmills Road, Highƒeld Place, Scotland Holmston, Holmston Drive, Holmston, Ayr Cemetery, Ayr, Lothian Road, Ayr, Mill Brae, Ayr, Killoch Place, Killoch Colliery, Ochiltree Ayr, Kyle Street, Ayr, Carrick Street, Ayr, Town Hall, Ayr, Bus Station , Ayr Pottery Cottages, Coalhall Lane Crescent, Drongan Mull Gait, Scotland Taiglum Place, Drongan Taiglum Place, Drongan Lane Crescent, Scotland Glencraig Street, Drongan Glencraig Street, Scotland Drumwhill Road, Drongan Coyle Avenue, Drongan Drumwhill Road, Scotland Coronation Road, Drongan Coyle Avenue, Drongan Barbieston Avenue, Drongan Littlemill Road, Drongan Barbieston Avenue, Scotland Mill Of South Road, Drongan Watson Terrace, Drongan Littlemill Road, Scotland Evergreen, Coalhall Carbieston Avenue, Coylton B742, Coylton The Orchard, Coylton Glenhead Place, Scotland Hole Road, Coylton Laighpark Road, Coylton Ayr Road, Scotland Arthurston Terrace, Coylton Sundrum Castle Holiday Park, Coylton Sandyhill Road, Ayr Holmston Roundabout, Ayr Overmills Road, Holmston Holmston Drive, Holmston Holmston Road, Scotland Ayr Cemetery, Ayr Lothian Road, Ayr Mill Brae, Ayr Millbrae Court, Ayr Killoch Place, Ayr Killoch Place, Ayr Kyle Street, Ayr 46 Alloway Street, Ayr Carrick Street, Ayr 183-185 High Street, Ayr Town Hall, Ayr 17 High Street, Ayr Bus Station , Ayr 22 Fullarton Street, Ayr Direction: Drongan 42A bus Time Schedule 20 stops Drongan Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 11:15 PM Bus Station , Ayr 92 Sandgate, Ayr Tuesday 11:15 PM Racecourse Road, Ayr Wednesday 11:15 PM Smith Street, Ayr Thursday 11:15 PM Burns Statue Square, Ayr Friday Not Operational Mill Brae, Ayr Saturday Not Operational Lothian Road, Ayr Ayr Cemetery, Ayr 42A bus Info Holmston Crescent, Ayr Direction: Drongan Stops: 20 Allenƒeld Road, Holmston Trip Duration: 25 min Kilnbank Crescent, Scotland Line Summary: Bus Station , Ayr, Racecourse Road, Ayr, Smith Street, Ayr, Mill Brae, Ayr, Lothian Road, Holmston Roundabout, Ayr Ayr, Ayr Cemetery, Ayr, Holmston Crescent, Ayr, Allenƒeld Road, Holmston, Holmston Roundabout, Old Toll, Ayr Ayr, Old Toll, Ayr, Sundrum Castle Holiday Park, Coylton, Arthurston Terrace, Coylton, The Beeches, Sundrum Castle Holiday Park, Coylton Coylton, Hole Road, Coylton, Coylton Primary School, Coylton, Hillhead, Coylton, Coylton Parish Church, Coylton, Evergreen, Coalhall, Lane Crescent, Arthurston Terrace, Coylton Drongan, Taiglum Place, Drongan The Beeches, Coylton Hole Road, Coylton Coylton Primary School, Coylton Hillhead, Coylton Coylton Parish Church, Coylton Evergreen, Coalhall Lane Crescent, Drongan Mull Gait, Scotland Taiglum Place, Drongan Lane Crescent, Scotland 42A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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