Scottish Borders Council - Schedules, Routes and Stops
Scottish Borders Council
Scottish Borders Council is a public transport provider in Scotland which operates bus routes.
The Scottish Borders Council has 22 bus routes in Scotland with 391 bus stops.
Their bus routes cover an area from the North (Scottish Borders) with a stop at Halmyre Mains, Romanno Bridge to the South (Scottish Borders) with a stop at Southdean Bridge, Chesters.Their most western stop is Skirling Green, Skirling (Scottish Borders) and the most eastern stop is Bus Station, Wooler (Northumberland).
Scottish Borders Council line timetables (timetables, itineraries, service hours), and departure and arrival times to stations are updated in the app in real time.
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34
Kelso - Duns34A
Kelso - Wooler44
Hawick - Borders General Hospital46
Hawick (Circular)47
Hawick (Circular)48
Hawick (Circular)49
Hawick (Circular)75A
Galashiels (Circular)75B
Galashiels (Circular)80
Kelso (Circular)81
Kelso (Circular)84
Gordon - Kelso84
Kelso (Circular)85
Kelso (Circular)86
Kelso - Newtown St Boswells90A
Peebles (Circular)90B
Peebles (Circular)91
Biggar - Peebles93
Peebles - West Linton910
Hawick - Chesters
Data from the official Scottish Borders Council source
Routes and timetables sourced directly from Scottish Borders Council
Real-time service updates from Scottish Borders Council
Agency-provided service alerts and changes
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Scottish Borders Council coverage area map
Scottish Borders Council Schedule Updates
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Scottish Borders Council is a public transport provider in Scotland which operates bus routes.
The Scottish Borders Council has 22 bus routes in Scotland with 391 bus stops.
Their bus routes cover an area from the North (Scottish Borders) with a stop at Halmyre Mains, Romanno Bridge to the South (Scottish Borders) with a stop at Southdean Bridge, Chesters.Their most western stop is Skirling Green, Skirling (Scottish Borders) and the most eastern stop is Bus Station, Wooler (Northumberland).
Scottish Borders Council line timetables (timetables, itineraries, service hours), and departure and arrival times to stations are updated in the app in real time.
Facts about Scottish Borders Council
The Scottish Borders Council has bus routes operating across Scotland including: Northumberland, Scottish Borders, Yetholm, Selkirk, Hawick, Kelso, Coldstream, Newtown St Boswells, Peebles, Galashiels.
The longest line from the Scottish Borders Council is: 34A. This bus route starts from Woodmarket Bus Shelter, Kelso (Kelso) and ends at Bus Station, Wooler (Northumberland). It covers over 45 km and has 33 stops.
The shortest line is: 46. This bus line begins from Mart Street Bus Stance, Hawick (Hawick) and finishes at Horse, Hawick (Hawick). It runs through 2 km with 5 stops.
Scottish Borders Council - bus fare information
Costs and prices of different ticket types may change, based on several factors. Please check the Moovit app to view bus fares of individual lines. For more information on ride fares and for buying bus tickets online please visit Scottish Borders Council's official site.
Scottish Borders Council contact information
- Website URL: https://www.scotborders.gov.uk
- Wikipedia Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_Borders_Council
Scottish Borders Council bus Tracker
The Moovit app can be used as an Scottish Borders Council bus tracker, providing real-time locations, arrival times, and live status of bus lines on an interactive transit map. Use our Scottish Borders Council bus tracker to navigate more efficiently across Scotland.