200 Thornhill ↔ Cross

Operated by W Brownrigg. First bus 10:00, last bus 14:15. 2 journeys on weekdays.

💷 The England fare cap doesn't apply in Scotland — W Brownrigg sets the fares on the 200. Under-22s, over-60s and eligible disabled passengers travel free with a National Entitlement Card. Who travels free →

Timetable

Times are shown at the route's main timing stops — buses serve all stops in between. For times at your exact stop, open the stop's own page.

200 towards Cross — Monday to Friday (2 journeys)
Cross (opp) 10:0014:15
Village (opp) 10:1514:30
Village (at) 10:2014:35
Cross (o/s) 10:3014:45

Route map

All stops on route 200

200 towards Cross

  1. Cross (opp) Thornhill
  2. Old Post Office (opp) Thornhill
  3. Junction (at 157) Thornhill
  4. Shelter (opp) Carronbridge
  5. Bed and Breakfast (at 10) Carronbridge
  6. Village Hall (opp) Carronbridge
  7. Village (at) Durisdeermill
  8. Village (opp) Durisdeermill
  9. Village (at) Durisdeer
  10. Road End (opp) Carronbridge
  11. Carronbank (at 1) Carronbridge
  12. Old Post Office (o/s) Thornhill
  13. Cross (o/s) Thornhill

Towns & areas on this route

Frequently asked questions

What time is the first 200 bus?

The first 200 departure on weekdays leaves at 10:00 (check the full timetable below for your stop, as times vary along the route — weekend times can differ).

What time is the last 200 bus?

The last 200 on weekdays leaves its first stop at 14:15. Always check the timetable for your specific stop — later stops are reached after this time.

How much does the 200 bus cost?

The England fare cap doesn't apply in Scotland — W Brownrigg sets the fares on the 200. Under-22s, over-60s and eligible disabled passengers travel free with a National Entitlement Card.

Who runs the 200 bus?

The 200 is operated by W Brownrigg.

Timetable data from the operator via the DfT Bus Open Data Service. Check before you travel — services can change at short notice.