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248 bus time schedule & line map 248 Holytown - Wishaw Hospital View In Website Mode The 248 bus line (Holytown - Wishaw Hospital) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Holytown: 7:00 PM - 10:16 PM (2) Netherton: 6:25 PM - 10:44 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 248 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 248 bus arriving. Direction: Holytown 248 bus Time Schedule 44 stops Holytown Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:00 PM - 10:16 PM Wishaw General Hospital, Netherton West Academy Street, Motherwell Tuesday 7:00 PM - 10:16 PM Dundyvan Lane, Wishaw Wednesday 7:00 PM - 10:16 PM 176 Alexander Street, Motherwell Thursday 7:00 PM - 10:16 PM Marshall Street, Wishaw Friday 7:00 PM - 10:16 PM Wishaw Sports Centre, Pather Saturday 7:00 PM - 10:16 PM 2-10 Beltane Street, Motherwell Sunart Drive, Pather 27 Lomond Drive, Motherwell 248 bus Info Sloy Street, Pather Direction: Holytown 67 Lomond Drive, Motherwell Stops: 44 Trip Duration: 28 min Etive Street, Pather Line Summary: Wishaw General Hospital, Netherton, 4 Etive Street, Motherwell Dundyvan Lane, Wishaw, Marshall Street, Wishaw, Wishaw Sports Centre, Pather, Sunart Drive, Pather, Lomond Drive, Pather Sloy Street, Pather, Etive Street, Pather, Lomond 14 Linnhe Crescent, Motherwell Drive, Pather, Arkaig Street, Pather, Ness Street, Pather, Etive Crescent, Pather, Linnhe Crescent, Arkaig Street, Pather Pather, Lomond Drive, Pather, Carron Drive, Pather, Linnhe Crescent, Motherwell Sunart Street, Pather, Alexander Street, Pather, Stewarton Street, Wishaw, Russell Street, Wishaw, Ness Street, Pather Glenpark Street, Wishaw, Waverley Drive, Wishaw, 95 Linnhe Crescent, Scotland Carrick Crescent, Wishaw, North Dryburgh Road, Wishaw, Melrose Crescent, Coltness, Ettrick Street, Etive Crescent, Pather Coltness, Loudon Street, Coltness, North Dryburgh 42 Etive Crescent, Scotland Road, Coltness, Wishaw High Road, Coltness, Sunnyside Road, Cleland, Chapel Street, Cleland, Linnhe Crescent, Pather Carey Gardens, Cleland, Allscot Contracts Ltd, 80 Linnhe Crescent, Motherwell Cleland, Culterfell Path, Cleland, Knowenoble Street, Parkside, Windyedge Road, Parkside, Biggarford Lomond Drive, Pather Farm, Parkside, Biggar Road, Newarthill, Manse 16 Linnhe Crescent, Motherwell View, Newarthill, High Street, Newarthill, Mosshall Street, Newarthill, Church Street, Newarthill, Carron Drive, Pather Community Education Centre, Newarthill, Benford 40 Lomond Drive, Motherwell Sunart Street, Pather Avenue, Newarthill, Cypress Road, Newarthill, Crown 16 Lomond Drive, Motherwell Bar, Holytown Alexander Street, Pather Caledonian Road, Motherwell Stewarton Street, Wishaw 55 Caledonian Road, Motherwell Russell Street, Wishaw Glenpark Street, Wishaw Waverley Drive, Wishaw 1-6 Fernington Place, Motherwell Carrick Crescent, Wishaw North Dryburgh Road, Wishaw Melrose Crescent, Coltness Ettrick Street, Coltness Loudon Street, Coltness Loudon Street, Scotland North Dryburgh Road, Coltness Wishaw High Road, Coltness Sunnyside Road, Cleland Sunnyside Road, Scotland Chapel Street, Cleland Carey Gardens, Cleland 26 Main Street, Scotland Allscot Contracts Ltd, Cleland Culterfell Path, Cleland Knowenoble Street, Parkside Windyedge Road, Parkside Biggarford Farm, Parkside Biggar Road, Newarthill Manse View, Newarthill High Street, Newarthill Mosshall Street, Newarthill Church Street, Newarthill Community Education Centre, Newarthill Benford Avenue, Newarthill Cypress Road, Newarthill Crown Bar, Holytown Direction: Netherton 248 bus Time Schedule 52 stops Netherton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:25 PM - 10:44 PM Crown Bar, Holytown Tuesday 6:25 PM - 10:44 PM Senior Citzens Centre, Holytown Wednesday 6:25 PM - 10:44 PM Holytown Medical Centre, Holytown Thursday 6:25 PM - 10:44 PM Alexandria Quadrant, Scotland Friday 6:25 PM - 10:44 PM Windsor Road, Holytown Saturday 6:25 PM - 10:44 PM Jerviston Street, New Stevenston Stevenston Court, New Stevenston Bracken Street, New Stevenston 248 bus Info Direction: Netherton Station Road, New Stevenston Stops: 52 Trip Duration: 32 min Martin Place, Newarthill Line Summary: Crown Bar, Holytown, Senior Citzens Centre, Holytown, Holytown Medical Centre, Nith Quadrant, Scotland Holytown, Windsor Road, Holytown, Jerviston Street, Woodilee Road, Newarthill New Stevenston, Stevenston Court, New Stevenston, Bracken Street, New Stevenston, Station Road, New Stevenston, Martin Place, Newarthill, Woodilee Road, Caledonia Drive, Newarthill Newarthill, Caledonia Drive, Newarthill, Church Street, Newarthill, Mosshall Street, Newarthill, High Church Street, Newarthill Street, Newarthill, Manse View, Newarthill, Biggar Road, Newarthill, Biggarford Farm, Parkside, Mosshall Street, Newarthill Windyedge Road, Parkside, Fraser Street, Parkside, Wilsgait Street, Cleland, Bellside Road, Cleland, High Street, Newarthill Cleland Library, Cleland, Ravenshill Drive, Cleland, Sunnyside Road, Cleland, North Dryburgh Road, Manse View, Newarthill Coltness, Buchan Street, Coltness, North Dryburgh Road, Coltness, Loudon Street, Coltness, Ettrick Biggar Road, Newarthill Street, Coltness, Melrose Crescent, Coltness, North Dryburgh Road, Wishaw, Carrick Crescent, Wishaw, Biggarford Farm, Parkside Waverly Drive, Wishaw, Kitchener Street, Wishaw, Wishaw Old Parish Church, Wishaw, Steel Street, Windyedge Road, Parkside Wishaw, Alexander Street, Pather, Sunart Drive, Pather, Sloy Street, Pather, Etive Street, Pather, Fraser Street, Parkside Lomond Drive, Pather, Arkaig Street, Pather, Ness Street, Pather, Etive Crescent, Pather, Linnhe Crescent, Pather, Lomond Drive, Pather, Carron Drive, Wilsgait Street, Cleland Pather, Sunart Street, Pather, Wishaw Sports Centre, Pather, Dundyvan Street, Wishaw, Dundyvan Lane, Bellside Road, Cleland Wishaw, Wishaw General Hospital, Netherton Bellside Road, Scotland Cleland Library, Cleland Main Street, Scotland Ravenshill Drive, Cleland Sunnyside Road, Cleland Sunnyside Road, Scotland North Dryburgh Road, Coltness Buchan Street, Coltness North Dryburgh Road, Coltness Loudon Street, Coltness Loudon Street, Scotland Ettrick Street, Coltness Melrose Crescent, Coltness North Dryburgh Road, Wishaw Carrick Crescent, Wishaw Waverly Drive, Wishaw 1-6 Fernington Place, Motherwell Kitchener Street, Wishaw Wishaw Old Parish Church, Wishaw Main Street, Motherwell Steel Street, Wishaw 65 Caledonian Road, Motherwell Alexander Street, Pather Caledonian Road, Motherwell Sunart Drive, Pather 27 Lomond Drive, Motherwell Sloy Street, Pather 67 Lomond Drive, Motherwell Etive Street, Pather 4 Etive Street, Motherwell Lomond Drive, Pather 14 Linnhe Crescent, Motherwell Arkaig Street, Pather Linnhe Crescent, Motherwell Ness Street, Pather 95 Linnhe Crescent, Scotland Etive Crescent, Pather 42 Etive Crescent, Scotland Linnhe Crescent, Pather 80 Linnhe Crescent, Motherwell Lomond Drive, Pather 16 Linnhe Crescent, Motherwell Carron Drive, Pather 40 Lomond Drive, Motherwell Sunart Street, Pather 16 Lomond Drive, Motherwell Wishaw Sports Centre, Pather Dundyvan Street, Wishaw 22 Dundyvan Street, Motherwell Dundyvan Lane, Wishaw Alexander Street, Motherwell Wishaw General Hospital, Netherton West Academy Street, Motherwell 248 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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