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1Lincoln Central Bus Station → Gainsborough Bus Station
2Gainsborough Bus Station → Lincoln Central Bus Station
3Lincoln Central Bus Station → Queen Elizebenth's High School
4Queen Elizebenth's High School → Lincoln Central Bus Station
Route stops

182 stops • 4 directions

Bus 106 - Lincoln Gainsborough (full route)
  1. Central Bus Station Bay I
  2. New Life Church
  3. County Offices
  4. Holmes Road
  5. Staunton Street
  6. Moor Street
  7. Hewson Road
  8. Burton Waters
  9. Odda Farm Broxholme Lane
  10. 1 Queensway
  11. Fire Station
  12. Village Hall
  13. South Parade
  14. St Botolph's Church
  15. Manor Road
  16. Fossdyke Gardens
  17. Dunham Close
  18. Home Farm Close
  19. Village Lane End
  20. Kettle Cottage
  21. Little London Caravan Park
  22. White Swan PH
  23. The Elms Caravan Park
  24. Hume Arms PH
  25. Station Road
  26. St Margaret's Church
  27. Primary School
  28. Level Crossing
  29. Manor Farm Lane End
  30. Spencer Court
  31. School Lane
  32. The Glebe
  33. Ingham Road
  34. Grange Lane
  35. St Helens Church
  36. Fox & Hounds PH
  37. Westgate
  38. Rose & Crown PH
  39. Stags Head PH
  40. Letter Box
  41. Cavendish Drive
  42. Lansdall Avenue
  43. Mayflower Close
  44. Drovers Call PH
  45. Rail Station
  46. St Johns Church
  47. Portland Terrace
  48. Gainsborough 4
Bus 106 - Gainsborough Lincoln (full route)
  1. Gainsborough 4
  2. Trinity Arts Centre
  3. St Johns Church
  4. Rail Station
  5. Drovers Call PH
  6. Mayflower Close
  7. Lansdall Avenue
  8. Cavendish Drive
  9. The Green
  10. Stags Head PH
  11. Rose & Crown PH
  12. Westgate
  13. Fox & Hounds PH
  14. St Helens Church
  15. Grange Lane
  16. Ingham Road
  17. The Glebe
  18. School Lane
  19. Spencer Court
  20. Manor Farm Lane End
  21. Level Crossing
  22. Primary School
  23. St Margaret's Church
  24. Station Road
  25. Hume Arms PH
  26. The Elms Caravan Park
  27. White Swan PH
  28. Little London Caravan Park
  29. Kettle Cottage
  30. Village Lane End
  31. Home Farm Close
  32. Dunham Close
  33. Fossdyke Gardens
  34. Manor Road
  35. St Botolph's Church
  36. South Parade
  37. St Andrew's Hall
  38. Fire Station
  39. 1 Queensway
  40. Odda Farm Broxholme Lane
  41. Burton Waters
  42. Hewson Road
  43. Moor Street
  44. Staunton Street
  45. Holmes Road
  46. County Offices
  47. Rail Station car park, opp.
  48. Central Bus Station Bay I
Bus School 106 - Lincon QEHS
  1. Central Bus Station Bay I
  2. New Life Church
  3. County Offices
  4. Holmes Road
  5. Staunton Street
  6. Moor Street
  7. Hewson Road
  8. Burton Waters
  9. Odda Farm Broxholme Lane
  10. 1 Queensway
  11. Fire Station
  12. Village Hall
  13. South Parade
  14. St Botolph's Church
  15. Queensway
  16. Spencer Court
  17. The Glebe
  18. Ingham Road
  19. Grange Lane
  20. St Helens Church
  21. Fox & Hounds PH
  22. Westgate
  23. Rose & Crown PH
  24. Church Road
  25. Buttercup Farm
  26. Rectory Farm
  27. New Inn
  28. Beckett Arms PH
  29. Miller Road
  30. Oaktree Avenue
  31. The Linconshire Co-op, Corringham Road
  32. Lime Tree Avenue
  33. Hawthorn Avenue
  34. Surgery
  35. The Cedars
  36. Forum Dental Surgery, adj
  37. O/s Queen Elizabeth High School
  38. The Cedars
  39. Connaught Road
  40. Marshall's Yard
  41. Tesco
  42. Gainsborough 4
Bus School 106 - QEHS Lincoln
  1. Gainsborough 4
  2. Marshall's Yard
  3. Gladstone Street
  4. Connaught Road
  5. The Cedars
  6. Forum Dental Surgery, adj
  7. O/s Queen Elizabeth High School
  8. The Cedars
  9. Connaught Road
  10. Surgery
  11. Hawthorn Avenue
  12. Lime Tree Avenue
  13. The Lincolnshire Co-op, Corringham Road
  14. Oaktree Avenue
  15. Miller Road
  16. Beckett Arms PH
  17. New Inn
  18. Rectory Farm
  19. Buttercup Farm
  20. Church Road
  21. Rose & Crown PH
  22. Westgate
  23. Fox & Hounds PH
  24. St Helens Church
  25. Grange Lane
  26. Ingham Road
  27. The Glebe
  28. School Lane
  29. Spencer Court
  30. Queensway
  31. St Botolph's Church
  32. South Parade
  33. St Andrew's Hall
  34. Fire Station
  35. 1 Queensway
  36. Odda Farm Broxholme Lane
  37. Burton Waters
  38. Hewson Road
  39. Moor Street
  40. Staunton Street
  41. Holmes Road
  42. County Offices
  43. Rail Station car park, opp.
  44. Central Bus Station Bay I
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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 106. Remember it—the number stays the same everywhere: on the stop display, in apps, on the vehicle itself. Look for 106 specifically. If you're not sure you found the right stop, just ask someone nearby: 'Does bus 106 stop here?'

Where does bus #106 run?

This route serves the Lincoln (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 Stagecoach East Midlands. 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 106 - Lincoln Gainsborough (full route)Bus 106 - Lincoln ⯈ Gainsborough (full route)

Reference

106

Origin

Lincoln Central Bus Station

Destination

Gainsborough Bus Station

Description

A rural service from Lincoln to Gainsborough. Serving the vilages of Saxilby, Newton-on-Trent, Laughterton, Fenton, Torksey, Marton, Sturton-by-Stow, Stow, Willingham-by-Stow, Upton, Knaith Park and Lea. This variaion of the 106 runs 3 times/day, Mon-Sat

Via

Saxilby;Newton on Trent;Torksey;Upton

Operator

Stagecoach East Midlands

Travel time

1:20

Color

blue

Bus 106 - Gainsborough Lincoln (full route)Bus 106 - Gainsborough ⯈ Lincoln (full route)

Reference

106

Origin

Gainsborough Bus Station

Destination

Lincoln Central Bus Station

Description

A rural service from Gainsborough to Lincoln. Serving the vilages of Lea, Knaith Park, Upton, Willingham-by-Stow, Stow, Sturton-by-Stow, Marton, Torksey, Fenton, Laughterton, Newton-on-Trent and Saxilby. This variaion of the 106 runs 3 times/day, Mon-Sat

Via

Upton;Torksey;Newton-on-Trent;Saxilby

Operator

Stagecoach East Midlands

Travel time

1:20

Color

blue

Bus School 106 - Lincon QEHSBus School 106 - Lincon ⯈ QEHS

Reference

106

Origin

Lincoln Central Bus Station

Destination

Queen Elizebenth's High School

Description

School variaion of the 106 runs once daily between Lincoln and QEHS, Gainsborough; serving Saxilby, Sturton-by-Stow, Stow, Willingham by Stow, Upton, Heapam, Springthorpe and Corringham.

Operator

Stagecoach East Midlands

Color

#6464ff

Bus School 106 - QEHS LincolnBus School 106 - QEHS ⯈ Lincoln

Reference

106

Origin

Queen Elizebenth's High School

Destination

Lincoln Central Bus Station

Description

School variaion of the 106 runs once daily between QEHS and Lincoln; serving Corringham, Springthorpe, Heapham, Upton, Willingham-by-Stow, Stow, Sturton-by-Stow and Saxilby.

Operator

Stagecoach East Midlands

Color

#6464ff

Quick overview

Explore the bus 106 route in Lincoln (UK). 4 directions, 182 stops, and an interactive route map available in one place.

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