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Date
Searching for Mon 30. Mar
Route stops
111 stops • 3 directions
- The Plough
- Gravel Hill
- Corner Houses
- The Carpenters Arms
- Glebe Cottages
- Painters Forstal Road
- Brogdale Road
- The Mall
- Railway Station
- Preston Street
- Saxon Road
- North Lane
- Court Street
- East Street
- Recreation Ground
- Homestall Lane
- Graveney Turn
- Head Hill Road
- Four Horseshoes Park
- Murton Place
- The Sportsman
- Faversham Road Caravan Park
- Faversham Road
- Lucerne Drive
- Seasalter Cross
- Eden Road
- Seasalter Bridge
- The Rose In Bloom
- Sea Lawn
- Tollgate Close
- Harwich Street
- Library
- St Alphege Church
- Horsebridge
- Harbour Street
- Beach Walk
- Telephone Exchange
- Circus
- Graystone Road
- Pier Avenue
- Priest & Sow Corner
- Priest & Sow Corner
- Pier Avenue
- Graystone Road
- Circus
- Telephone Exchange
- Beach Walk
- Harbour
- Harbour Street
- St Alphege Church
- Library
- Harwich Street
- Tollgate Close
- Sea Lawn
- The Rose In Bloom
- Seasalter Bridge
- Eden Road
- Seasalter Cross
- Lucerne Drive
- Faversham Road
- Faversham Road Caravan Park
- The Sportsman
- Murton Place
- Four Horseshoes Park
- Head Hill Road
- Graveney Turn
- Homestall Lane
- Millfield Road
- Recreation Ground
- Newton Road Library
- Railway Station
- The Mall
- Brogdale Road
- Painters Forstal Road
- Glebe Cottages
- The Carpenters Arms
- Primary School
- Priest & Sow Corner
- Pier Avenue
- Graystone Road
- Circus
- Telephone Exchange
- Beach Walk
- Harbour
- Harbour Street
- St Alphege Church
- Library
- Harwich Street
- Tollgate Close
- Sea Lawn
- The Rose In Bloom
- Seasalter Bridge
- Eden Road
- Seasalter Cross
- Lucerne Drive
- Faversham Road
- Faversham Road Caravan Park
- The Sportsman
- Murton Place
- Four Horseshoes Park
- Head Hill Road
- Graveney Turn
- Homestall Lane
- Millfield Road
- Recreation Ground
- Newton Road Library
- Railway Station
- Preston Street
- Saxon Road
- North Lane
- Court Street
Route map
Common Questions About This Route
We've gathered all the essentials based on open data. Straight answers to the questions people ask most often.What number is assigned to this route?
Route number is 660. Remember it—the number stays the same everywhere: on the stop display, in apps, on the vehicle itself. Look for 660 specifically. If you're not sure you found the right stop, just ask someone nearby: 'Does bus 660 stop here?'
Where does bus #660 run?
This route serves the Canterbury (UK) region. In larger metro areas, routes can pass through several districts or towns. To know for sure if it works for you, pull up the route map and check the key stops and direction.
Who's the official operator?
Operator is Regent Coaches. This is the official company responsible for the route. If you run into problems (rude driver, breakdown, dirty vehicle, delays)—contact them. It helps to note the time, direction, and route number—makes your complaint more specific and gets handled faster. Contact info is usually on the company website or in transit apps.
Additional Route Information
Bus 660: Stalisfield The Plough - Tankerton Priest & Sow CornerBus 660: Stalisfield The Plough → Tankerton Priest & Sow Corner
Reference
660
Origin
Stalisfield The Plough
Destination
Tankerton Priest & Sow Corner
Operator
Regent Coaches
Bus 660: Tankerton Priest & Sow Corner - Eastling Primary SchoolBus 660: Tankerton Priest & Sow Corner → Eastling Primary School
Reference
660
Origin
Tankerton Priest & Sow Corner
Destination
Eastling Primary School
Operator
Regent Coaches
Bus 660: Tankerton Priest & Sow Corner - Faversham Court StreetBus 660: Tankerton Priest & Sow Corner → Faversham Court Street
Reference
660
Origin
Tankerton Priest & Sow Corner
Destination
Faversham Court Street
Operator
Regent Coaches
Quick overview
Explore the bus 660 route in Canterbury (UK). 3 directions, 111 stops, and an interactive route map available in one place.
Data source
The data is obtained from open sources and may contain inaccuracies. Route information is updated regularly.
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