Route
The shuttle ran a mainly anti-clockwise circular service around Guildford town centre, although ran in a figure of eight to get to the railway station due to the town's one-way system. The service started at 1015 and ran every 20 minutes throughout the day until 1415.
- Railway station front entrance
- Lower High Street White Lion Walk
- Castle
- Sydenham Road Milkhouse Gate
- Sydenham Road Bakers Yard
- Mount Alvernia Hospital Harvey Road
- Epsom Road High Street
- Upper High Street near Grammar School
- North Street Library
- Lower North Street Marks & Spencer
- Friary bus station Stand A
- Railway station front entrance
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