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Buses from Haverhill (Suffolk) to Newmarket (Suffolk)

🚌 Traveling from Haverhill to Newmarket by bus is a convenient option. The direct bus service operated by Star Cabs departs from Haverhill Bus Station and arrives at Newmarket Horse Racing Museum, with a journey duration of approximately 1 hour and 13 minutes, operating once a week on Tuesdays. 🛣️ Route 1 offers a journey time of 1 hour and 54 minutes covering a distance of 56.6 km with a transfer in Cambridge. The first step involves a bus from Haverhill to Cambridge with Stagecoach East, followed by a connection to Newmarket with Stephensons of Essex. 🚦Considering Route 3, it takes 1 hour and 48 minutes to reach Newmarket from Haverhill with a transfer at Bury St Edmunds. Traveling with Stephensons of Essex and Mulleys, this route spans a distance of 71.1 km.

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  • Yes, there is a direct bus between Haverhill and Newmarket. The bus departs from the Bus Station station in Haverhill and arrives at the Horse Racing Museum in Newmarket. This service operates once a week specifically on Tuesdays, and the journey typically takes around 1 hour and 13 minutes.
  • You can catch the Haverhill to Newmarket bus at the Bus Station in Haverhill bus service is operated by Star Cabs, and the departure point is conveniently located at the Bus Station within Haverhill. From there, you can board the bus that will take you directly to Newmarket in Suffolk.
  • The Haverhill to Newmarket bus, operated by Star Cabs, arrives at the Horse Racing Museum station in Newmarket reaching Newmarket, you will disembark at the convenient location of the Horse Racing Museum station. This station serves as the final stop for this bus route connecting Haverhill and Newmarket in Suffolk.
  • There is one direct bus service per week between Haverhill and Newmarket. This bus route operates specifically on Tuesdays, departing from the Bus Station station in Haverhill and arriving at the Horse Racing Museum in Newmarket, with an approximate travel time of 1 hour and 13 minutes. There are also multiple indirect bus routes with transfers available for the journey between these two locations, offering additional options for travelers to consider based on their preferences and schedules.
  • The direct bus service from Haverhill to Newmarket, which operates on Tuesdays, may be busiest during peak commuting hours in the morning and evening when residents are traveling for work or school. Conversely, this service may be less crowded during midday or off-peak hours when fewer individuals are utilizing public transportation. For the indirect bus routes with transfers, the availability of seating may vary based on the specific timings of the connecting buses and the time of day the transfers occur. It is advisable to plan your journey according to your preferences for crowd levels and convenience.
  • The first bus of the day to travel from Haverhill to Newmarket is the direct service departing from the Bus Station station, typically early in the morning on Tuesdays. The exact departure time may vary, so it's recommended to check the schedule in advance. The last bus of the day on this route usually leaves in the afternoon or early evening, providing travelers with a convenient option for returning to Newmarket after a day's activities. It's advisable to confirm the specific timings with the bus operator for the most accurate information regarding the first and last buses of the day.

Will you be returning to Haverhill (Suffolk) by bus?

If you need a return bus trip, you can check out buses from Newmarket (Suffolk) to Haverhill (Suffolk).

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