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41 bus time schedule & line map 41 Easterhouse View In Website Mode The 41 bus line (Easterhouse) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Easterhouse: 5:30 AM - 11:57 PM (2) Glasgow: 4:49 AM - 10:48 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 41 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 41 bus arriving. Direction: Easterhouse 41 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Easterhouse Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:01 AM - 11:57 PM Monday 5:30 AM - 11:57 PM West Nile Street, Glasgow 1 West Regent Street, Glasgow Tuesday 5:30 AM - 11:57 PM George Square, Glasgow Wednesday 5:30 AM - 11:57 PM 12 West George Street, Glasgow Thursday 5:30 AM - 11:57 PM John Street, Glasgow Friday 5:30 AM - 11:57 PM 68 John Street, Glasgow Saturday 6:00 AM - 11:57 PM Albion Street, Glasgow 211 Albion Street, Glasgow Shuttle Street, Glasgow Nicholas Street, Glasgow 41 bus Info Direction: Easterhouse Burrells Lane, Dennistoun Stops: 46 24 Drygate, Glasgow Trip Duration: 36 min Line Summary: West Nile Street, Glasgow, George John Knox Street, Dennistoun Square, Glasgow, John Street, Glasgow, Albion 94 Ladywell Street, Glasgow Street, Glasgow, Shuttle Street, Glasgow, Burrells Lane, Dennistoun, John Knox Street, Dennistoun, Barrack Street, Dennistoun Barrack Street, Dennistoun, Mcintosh Court, 214 Hunter Street, Glasgow Dennistoun, Annbank Street, Dennistoun, Bathgate Street, Dennistoun, Bluevale Street, Dennistoun, Mcintosh Court, Dennistoun Gateside Street, Dennistoun, Abernethy Street, 245 Duke Street, Glasgow Dennistoun, Glasgow Kelvin College, Dennistoun, Myreside Street, Carntyne, Rigby Street, Carntyne, Annbank Street, Dennistoun Marƒeld Street, Carntyne, Barnton Street, Carntyne, 328 Duke Street, Glasgow Conniston Street, Carntyne, Abbeyhill Street, Carntyne, Benhar Place, Carntyne, Greyfriars Street, Bathgate Street, Dennistoun Carntyne, Sutherness Drive, Carntyne, Cranhill Park, 505 Duke Street, Glasgow Carntyne, Gantock Crescent, Queenslie, Stepps Road, Queenslie, Queenslie Industrial Estate, Bluevale Street, Dennistoun Queenslie, Bartiebeith Road, Barlanark, Barlanark 635 Duke Street, Glasgow Road, Barlanark, Garvel Road, Barlanark, Wellhouse Road, Barlanark, Wardie Road, Easterhouse, Torran Gateside Street, Dennistoun Road, Easterhouse, Baldovan Crescent, Easterhouse, Motorway Entrance Ramp, Easterhouse, Health Abernethy Street, Dennistoun Centre, Easterhouse, Shopping Centre, Easterhouse, Netherƒeld Street, Glasgow Bogbain Road, Easterhouse, Baldragon Road, Glasgow Kelvin College, Dennistoun Easterhouse, Lochend Road, Easterhouse, 2 Haghill Road, Glasgow Cairnbrook Road, Easterhouse, Drumlanrig Avenue, Easterhouse, Dalilea Drive, Easterhouse, Myreside Street, Carntyne Lochdochart Road, Easterhouse, Lochend Road, Easterhouse Rigby Street, Carntyne Carntyne Road, Glasgow Marƒeld Street, Carntyne Barnton Street, Carntyne Conniston Street, Carntyne Abbeyhill Street, Carntyne Carntyne Square, Glasgow Benhar Place, Carntyne Greyfriars Street, Carntyne Sutherness Drive, Carntyne Cranhill Park, Carntyne Carntyne Grove, Glasgow Gantock Crescent, Queenslie Stepps Road, Queenslie Queenslie Industrial Estate, Queenslie Bartiebeith Road, Barlanark Barlanark Road, Barlanark Garvel Road, Barlanark Wellhouse Road, Barlanark Wardie Road, Easterhouse Torran Road, Easterhouse Baldovan Crescent, Easterhouse Trondra Place, Glasgow Motorway Entrance Ramp, Easterhouse Auchinlea Way, Scotland Health Centre, Easterhouse Shopping Centre, Easterhouse Bogbain Road, Easterhouse 755 Westerhouse Road, Scotland Baldragon Road, Easterhouse 40 Lochend road, Glasgow Lochend Road, Easterhouse Cairnbrook Road, Easterhouse Drumlanrig Avenue, Easterhouse Dalilea Drive, Easterhouse 126B Lochend Road, Glasgow Lochdochart Road, Easterhouse Lochend Road, Easterhouse Direction: Glasgow 41 bus Time Schedule 43 stops Glasgow Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:14 AM - 10:48 PM Monday 4:49 AM - 10:48 PM Lochend Road, Easterhouse Tuesday 4:49 AM - 10:48 PM Dalilea Drive, Easterhouse Wednesday 4:49 AM - 10:48 PM Drumlanrig Avenue, Easterhouse Thursday 4:49 AM - 10:48 PM Cairnbrook Road, Easterhouse Friday 4:49 AM - 10:48 PM 62 Lochend Road, Glasgow Saturday 5:13 AM - 10:48 PM Baldragon Road, Easterhouse Dubton Street, Easterhouse Lochend Path, Glasgow 41 bus Info Lochend Road, Easterhouse Direction: Glasgow Stops: 43 Brunstane Road, Easterhouse Trip Duration: 40 min Line Summary: Lochend Road, Easterhouse, Dalilea Shopping Centre, Easterhouse Drive, Easterhouse, Drumlanrig Avenue, Easterhouse, Cairnbrook Road, Easterhouse, Baldragon Road, Arnisdale Road, Easterhouse Easterhouse, Dubton Street, Easterhouse, Lochend Road, Easterhouse, Brunstane Road, Easterhouse, Shopping Centre, Easterhouse, Arnisdale Road, Baldovan Crescent, Easterhouse Easterhouse, Baldovan Crescent, Easterhouse, Trondra Place, Glasgow Torran Road, Easterhouse, Aultmore Road, Easterhouse, Hallhill Road, Barlanark, Garvel Road, Torran Road, Easterhouse Barlanark, Barlanark Road, Barlanark, Bartiebeith Road, Barlanark, Queenslie Ind Estate, Queenslie, Aultmore Road, Easterhouse Stepps Road, Queenslie, Tynecastle Crescent, Queenslie, Cranhill Park, Carntyne, Greyfriars Street, Hallhill Road, Barlanark Carntyne, Ruchazie Road, Carntyne, Abbeyhill Street, Carntyne, Conniston Street, Carntyne, Barnton Garvel Road, Barlanark Street, Carntyne, South Carntyne Church, Carntyne, Rigby Street, Carntyne, Myreside Street, Carntyne, Barlanark Road, Barlanark Glasgow Kelvin College, Dennistoun, Aitken Street, Dennistoun, Glendale Street, Dennistoun, Bathgate Bartiebeith Road, Barlanark Street, Dennistoun, Thomson Street, Dennistoun, Bartiebeith Road, Glasgow Annbank Street, Dennistoun, Mcintosh Court, Dennistoun, Barrack Street, Dennistoun, John Knox Queenslie Ind Estate, Queenslie Street, Dennistoun, Burrells Lane, Dennistoun, Shuttle Street, Glasgow, Queen St, Glasgow, North Stepps Road, Queenslie Court, Glasgow, West Nile Street, Glasgow Tynecastle Crescent, Queenslie Cranhill Park, Carntyne Carntyne Grove, Glasgow Greyfriars Street, Carntyne Ruchazie Road, Carntyne Abbeyhill Street, Carntyne Carntyne Square, Glasgow Conniston Street, Carntyne Barnton Street, Carntyne South Carntyne Church, Carntyne Rigby Street, Carntyne Myreside Street, Carntyne Glasgow Kelvin College, Dennistoun 2 Haghill Road, Glasgow Aitken Street, Dennistoun Glendale Street, Dennistoun Glendale Street, Glasgow Bathgate Street, Dennistoun 547 Duke Street, Glasgow Thomson Street, Dennistoun 352 Duke Street, Glasgow Annbank Street, Dennistoun 7 Annbank Street, Glasgow Mcintosh Court, Dennistoun Duke Street, Glasgow Barrack Street, Dennistoun 131 Sydney Street, Glasgow John Knox Street, Dennistoun 94 Ladywell Street, Glasgow Burrells Lane, Dennistoun 19 Duke Street, Glasgow Shuttle Street, Glasgow 40 George Street, Glasgow Queen St, Glasgow 9 George Square, Glasgow North Court, Glasgow 30 St Vincent Place, Glasgow West Nile Street, Glasgow 1 West Regent Street, Glasgow 41 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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