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OS2 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route OS2 bus time schedule & line map OS2 Hanham View In Website Mode The OS2 bus line (Hanham) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Hanham: 3:51 PM (2) Newbridge: 8:45 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest OS2 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next OS2 bus arriving. Direction: Hanham OS2 bus Time Schedule 20 stops Hanham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Oldƒeld School, Newbridge Tuesday Not Operational Kelston Park, Kelston Wednesday Not Operational The Crown, Kelston Thursday 3:51 PM Kelston Mill, Kelston Friday 3:51 PM The Tannery, North Stoke Saturday Not Operational Swineford Brewery Hill, Bitton OS2 bus Info The White Hart, Bitton Direction: Hanham Stops: 20 140 High Street, Bitton Civil Parish Trip Duration: 26 min Bitton School, Bitton Line Summary: Oldƒeld School, Newbridge, Kelston Park, Kelston, The Crown, Kelston, Kelston Mill, Kelston, The Tannery, North Stoke, Swineford, Cherry Garden Road, Bitton Brewery Hill, Bitton, The White Hart, Bitton, Bitton A431, Bristol School, Bitton, Cherry Garden Road, Bitton, Kenilworth Drive, Willsbridge, Willsbridge Hill, Kenilworth Drive, Willsbridge Willsbridge, Court Farm Road, Longwell Green, The Crown, Longwell Green, The Butchers Arms, Willsbridge Hill, Willsbridge Longwell Green, Stonehill, Hanham, The Blue Bowl, Cunnington Close, Bristol Hanham, Victoria Road, Hanham, Martins Road, Hanham, The Maypole, Hanham Court Farm Road, Longwell Green A431, Bristol The Crown, Longwell Green 89A Bath Road, Bristol The Butchers Arms, Longwell Green Stonehill, Hanham The Blue Bowl, Hanham Hanbury Close, Bristol Victoria Road, Hanham 136 High Street, Bristol Martins Road, Hanham 75 High Street, Bristol The Maypole, Hanham 28 B High Street, Bristol Direction: Newbridge OS2 bus Time Schedule 20 stops Newbridge Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational The Maypole, Hanham 17 High Street, Bristol Tuesday Not Operational Victoria Road, Hanham Wednesday Not Operational 123-125 High Street, Bristol Thursday 8:45 AM The Blue Bowl, Hanham Friday 8:45 AM Stonehill, Hanham Saturday Not Operational The Butchers Arms, Longwell Green The Crown, Longwell Green OS2 bus Info Court Farm Road, Longwell Green Direction: Newbridge Bath Road, Bristol Stops: 20 Trip Duration: 26 min Willsbridge Hill, Willsbridge Line Summary: The Maypole, Hanham, Victoria Cunnington Close, Bristol Road, Hanham, The Blue Bowl, Hanham, Stonehill, Hanham, The Butchers Arms, Longwell Green, The Kenilworth Drive, Willsbridge Crown, Longwell Green, Court Farm Road, Longwell Bath Road, Bristol Green, Willsbridge Hill, Willsbridge, Kenilworth Drive, Willsbridge, Cherry Garden Road, Bitton, Bitton Cherry Garden Road, Bitton School, Bitton, The White Hart, Bitton, Golden Valley Cherry Gardens, Bristol Lane, Bitton, Brewery Hill, Bitton, Swineford, The Tannery, North Stoke, Kelston Mill, Kelston, The Bitton School, Bitton Crown, Kelston, Kelston Park, Kelston, Oldƒeld School, Newbridge The White Hart, Bitton Golden Valley Lane, Bitton Brewery Hill, Bitton Swineford The Tannery, North Stoke Kelston Mill, Kelston Bath Road, Kelston Civil Parish The Crown, Kelston Kelston Park, Kelston Oldƒeld School, Newbridge OS2 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in South West. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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