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99A bus time schedule & line map 99A Southwold - Bungay View In Website Mode The 99A bus line (Southwold - Bungay) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bungay: 7:35 AM - 5:05 PM (2) Halesworth: 7:30 AM (3) Southwold: 8:39 AM - 3:35 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 99A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 99A bus arriving. Direction: Bungay 99A bus Time Schedule 48 stops Bungay Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Kings Head, Southwold Tuesday Not Operational Pier Avenue, Southwold Wednesday 7:35 AM - 5:05 PM Lowestoft Road, Reydon Thursday 7:35 AM - 5:05 PM The Drive, Reydon Friday 7:35 AM - 5:05 PM St Felix School, Reydon Saturday 7:35 AM - 5:05 PM Adnams Distribution Centre, Reydon Chapel Road, Blythburgh 99A bus Info Post Box, Blythburgh Direction: Bungay Stops: 48 Trip Duration: 60 min The Star Inn, Wenhaston Line Summary: Kings Head, Southwold, Pier Avenue, Hall Road, Wenhaston With Mells Hamlet Civil Parish Southwold, Lowestoft Road, Reydon, The Drive, Reydon, St Felix School, Reydon, Adnams Hammonds Walk, Wenhaston Distribution Centre, Reydon, Chapel Road, Hammonds Walk, Wenhaston With Mells Hamlet Civil Parish Blythburgh, Post Box, Blythburgh, The Star Inn, Wenhaston, Hammonds Walk, Wenhaston, Oak Oak Meadow, Wenhaston Meadow, Wenhaston, Queens Head, Blyford, Primes Oak Meadow Close, Wenhaston With Mells Hamlet Civil Parish Lane, Holton, Old Cherry Tree, Holton, The Street, Holton, Orchard Valley, Holton, Warwick Avenue, Queens Head, Blyford Halesworth, Water Tower, Halesworth, Police Station, B1123, Blyford Civil Parish Halesworth, Wissett Road, Halesworth, Car Park, Halesworth, Co-Op, Halesworth, Garage, Primes Lane, Holton Halesworth, Police Houses, Halesworth, Shelter, Halesworth, Bedingƒeld Crescent, Halesworth, Old Cherry Tree, Holton Nightingale Close, Halesworth, Kennedy Avenue, Halesworth, Walpole Road, Halesworth, Earls Close, The Street, Holton Halesworth, Jermyn Way, Halesworth, Dukes Drive, Halesworth, Co-Op, Halesworth, Car Park, Orchard Valley, Holton Halesworth, Wissett Road, Halesworth, Mount Pleasant, Halesworth, Water Tower, Halesworth, Warwick Avenue, Halesworth Broadway Drive Industrial Estate, Broadway, Church Harrisons Lane, Halesworth Civil Parish Lane, Spexhall, Bus Shelter, Stone Street, School, Ilketshall St Lawrence, Mill Houses, Ilketshall St Water Tower, Halesworth Lawrence, Top Road, Ilketshall St Andrew, Mettingham Turn, Ilketshall St John, Kings Road, Police Station, Halesworth Bungay, Hillside Road, Bungay, Wingƒeld Street, Bungay, Butter Cross, Bungay Wissett Road, Halesworth Car Park, Halesworth Saxons Way, Halesworth Co-Op, Halesworth Garage, Halesworth Police Houses, Halesworth Shelter, Halesworth Durban Close, Halesworth Bedingƒeld Crescent, Halesworth Durban Close, Halesworth Nightingale Close, Halesworth Kennedy Avenue, Halesworth Walpole Road, Halesworth Earls Close, Halesworth Earl's Close, Halesworth Civil Parish Jermyn Way, Halesworth Daking's Drift, Halesworth Dukes Drive, Halesworth The Limes, Halesworth Co-Op, Halesworth Car Park, Halesworth Wissett Road, Halesworth Mount Pleasant, Halesworth Water Tower, Halesworth Broadway Drive Industrial Estate, Broadway Church Lane, Spexhall Bus Shelter, Stone Street School, Ilketshall St Lawrence Mill Houses, Ilketshall St Lawrence Top Road, Ilketshall St Andrew Mettingham Turn, Ilketshall St John Kings Road, Bungay Hillside Road, Bungay B1062, Bungay Wingƒeld Street, Bungay Butter Cross, Bungay 4 Saint Marys Street, Bungay Civil Parish Direction: Halesworth 99A bus Time Schedule 19 stops Halesworth Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Holy Trinity Church, Bungay Tuesday Not Operational Wingƒeld Street, Bungay Wednesday 7:30 AM Hillside Road, Bungay Thursday 7:30 AM Kings Road, Bungay Friday 7:30 AM Mettingham Turn, Ilketshall St John Saturday Not Operational Top Road, Ilketshall St Andrew Mill Houses, Ilketshall St Lawrence 99A bus Info School, Ilketshall St Lawrence Direction: Halesworth Stops: 19 Trip Duration: 21 min Bus Shelter, Stone Street Line Summary: Holy Trinity Church, Bungay, Wingƒeld Street, Bungay, Hillside Road, Bungay, Church Lane, Spexhall Kings Road, Bungay, Mettingham Turn, Ilketshall St John, Top Road, Ilketshall St Andrew, Mill Houses, Broadway Drive Industrial Estate, Broadway Ilketshall St Lawrence, School, Ilketshall St Lawrence, Bus Shelter, Stone Street, Church Lane, Spexhall, Water Tower, Halesworth Broadway Drive Industrial Estate, Broadway, Water Tower, Halesworth, Police Station, Halesworth, Police Station, Halesworth Wissett Road, Halesworth, Car Park, Halesworth, Co- Op, Halesworth, Garage, Halesworth, Police Houses, Wissett Road, Halesworth Halesworth, Shelter, Halesworth Car Park, Halesworth Saxons Way, Halesworth Co-Op, Halesworth Garage, Halesworth Police Houses, Halesworth Shelter, Halesworth Durban Close, Halesworth Direction: Southwold 99A bus Time Schedule 57 stops Southwold Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Holy Trinity Church, Bungay Tuesday Not Operational Wingƒeld Street, Bungay Wednesday 8:39 AM - 3:35 PM Hillside Road, Bungay Thursday 8:39 AM - 3:35 PM School, Bungay Friday 8:39 AM - 3:35 PM Kings Road, Bungay Saturday 7:40 AM - 2:56 PM Mettingham Turn, Ilketshall St John Top Road, Ilketshall St Andrew 99A bus Info Mill Houses, Ilketshall St Lawrence Direction: Southwold Stops: 57 Trip Duration: 60 min School, Ilketshall St Lawrence Line Summary: Holy Trinity Church, Bungay, Wingƒeld Street, Bungay, Hillside Road, Bungay, Bus Shelter, Stone Street School, Bungay, Kings Road, Bungay, Mettingham Turn, Ilketshall St John, Top Road, Ilketshall St Church Lane, Spexhall Andrew, Mill Houses, Ilketshall St Lawrence, School, Ilketshall St Lawrence, Bus Shelter, Stone Street, Broadway Drive Industrial Estate, Broadway Church Lane, Spexhall, Broadway Drive Industrial Estate, Broadway, Water Tower, Halesworth, Police Water Tower, Halesworth Station, Halesworth, Wissett Road, Halesworth, Car Park, Halesworth, Co-Op, Halesworth, Garage, Police Station, Halesworth Halesworth, Police Houses, Halesworth, Shelter, Halesworth, Bedingƒeld Crescent, Halesworth, Wissett Road, Halesworth Nightingale Close, Halesworth, Kennedy Avenue, Halesworth, Walpole Road, Halesworth, Earls Close, Car Park, Halesworth Halesworth, Jermyn Way, Halesworth, Dukes Drive, Halesworth, Co-Op, Halesworth, Car Park, Saxons Way, Halesworth Halesworth, Wissett Road, Halesworth, Mount Co-Op, Halesworth Pleasant, Halesworth, Water Tower, Halesworth, Warwick Avenue, Halesworth, Orchard Valley, Holton, Garage, Halesworth The Street, Holton, Old Cherry Tree, Holton, Primes Lane, Holton, Queens Head, Blyford, Blyth Close, Wenhaston, Hammonds Walk, Wenhaston, The Star Police Houses, Halesworth Inn, Wenhaston, Post Box, Blythburgh, Chapel Road, Blythburgh, Post O∆ce, Wangford, Church, Shelter, Halesworth Wangford, Surgery, Wangford, Church Street Corner, Durban Close, Halesworth Wangford, School Lane, Reydon, Wangford Road, Reydon, Windsor Road, Reydon, Mount Pleasant, Bedingƒeld Crescent, Halesworth Reydon, The Firs, Reydon, Randolph Hotel, Reydon, Durban Close, Halesworth Lowestoft Road, Reydon, Pier Avenue, Southwold, North Green, Southwold, Kings Head, Southwold Nightingale Close, Halesworth Kennedy Avenue, Halesworth Walpole Road, Halesworth Earls Close, Halesworth Earl's Close, Halesworth Civil Parish Jermyn Way, Halesworth Daking's Drift, Halesworth Dukes Drive, Halesworth The Limes, Halesworth Co-Op, Halesworth Car Park, Halesworth Wissett Road, Halesworth Mount Pleasant, Halesworth Water Tower, Halesworth Warwick Avenue, Halesworth Harrisons Lane, Halesworth Civil Parish Orchard Valley, Holton Valley Close, Holton Civil Parish The Street, Holton Old Cherry Tree, Holton Primes Lane, Holton Queens Head, Blyford B1123, Blyford Civil Parish Blyth Close, Wenhaston The Street, Wenhaston With Mells Hamlet Civil Parish Hammonds Walk, Wenhaston Hammonds Walk, Wenhaston With Mells Hamlet Civil Parish The Star Inn, Wenhaston Hall Road, Wenhaston With Mells Hamlet Civil Parish Post Box, Blythburgh Chapel Road, Blythburgh Post O∆ce, Wangford Church, Wangford Surgery, Wangford Church Street, Wangford With Henham Civil Parish Church Street Corner, Wangford School Lane, Reydon Wangford Road, Reydon Windsor Road, Reydon Mount Pleasant, Reydon 1 Mount Pleasant, Reydon The Firs, Reydon Randolph Hotel, Reydon Lowestoft Road, Reydon Bridge Foot Corner, Reydon Pier Avenue, Southwold North Green, Southwold Station Road, Southwold Kings Head, Southwold 99A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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