Sveden stop trip planner

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Sveden stop - Friday schedule

LineDirectionTime
235Falun Centralstation05:56
234Sundborn Affären06:02
235Falun Centralstation06:26
235Enviken Busstation06:26
234Falun Centralstation06:28
235Falun Centralstation06:55
235Svärdsjö Pendlarparkering06:56
234Svärdsjöskolan Skolbusshållplats07:02
235Enviken Busstation07:22
235Falun Centralstation07:24
234Falun Centralstation07:28
235Svärdsjö Pendlarparkering07:58
235Falun Centralstation08:00
234Svärdsjöskolan Skolbusshållplats08:02
235Falun Centralstation08:25
235Enviken Busstation08:29
234Falun Centralstation08:31
235Falun Centralstation08:55
235Svärdsjö Pendlarparkering08:56
235Falun Centralstation09:56
235Svärdsjö Pendlarparkering09:56
235Falun Centralstation10:56
235Svärdsjö Pendlarparkering10:57
235Falun Centralstation11:56
235Svärdsjö Pendlarparkering11:58

Directions to Sveden stop (Stockholm) with public transit

The following transit lines have routes that pass near Sveden

    BusBus: 152, 235, 241.

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Questions & Answers

  • Which bus lines stop near Sveden?

    These bus lines stop near Sveden: 152, 235, 241.

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Public transit to Sveden stop in Stockholm

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Bus: 152, 235, 241.

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The first line to this stop is 235, at 05:56, and the last line is 235 at 02:27.

This stop serves Dalatrafik’s lines

Sveden

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