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Dumfries – Edinburgh

101 / 101A / 102

Route line

Whitesands, Dumfries

Bus Station, Edinburgh

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Dumfries – Dalbeattie

372 / 372A

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Burns Statue, Dumfries

Maxwell Arms, Dalbeattie

via New Abbey – Kirkbean – Sandyhills

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Dumfries Town Centre – DGRI Hospital

111

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Burns Statue, Dumfries

DGRI, Dumfries

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Lockerbie Town Service – Lockerbie to Bankshill

103 / 104

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Tesco, Lockerbie

Bankshill, nr Lockerbie

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Lockerbie – Bankshill/Corrie

113

Route line

Bridge Street, Lockerbie

Bankshill, nr Lockerbie

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Mouswald – Dumfries

879

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South Bowerhouse, nr Mouswald

Academy Street, Dumfries

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Dumfries – Ae Village

115

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Whitesands, Dumfries

Ae Village

No Sunday service

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Dumfries Town Centre – Lincluden

12

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Burns Statue, Dumfries

College Road, Dumfries

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Dumfries Town Centre – Heathhall

2

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Burns Statue, Dumfries

Astor Drive, Dumfries

Monday to Saturday only

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Dumfries – Terregles – Shawhead

373

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Railway Station, Dumfries

Shawhead

via Terregles. Monday to Saturday only.

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Gretna – Annan

379

Route line

Caledonia Park, Gretna

Butts Street, Annan

Monday to Saturday only

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Lockerbie – Moffat & Moffat Town Service

380

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High Street, Lockerbie

High Street, Moffat

via Johnstonebridge – Beattock

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Lockerbie – Dumfries

381

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Hill Court, Lockerbie

Whitesands, Dumfries

via Lochmaben

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Lockerbie – Carlisle

382

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Industrial Estate, Lockerbie

Courts, Carlisle

via Ecclefechan – Gretna Green – Gretna (and Caledonia Park)

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Dumfries Town Centre – Georgetown

4A

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Great King Street, Dumfries

Calside Road, Dumfries

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Dumfries Town Centre – Crichton

5

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Burns Statue, Dumfries

Crichton Campus, Dumfries

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Dumfries – Newton Stewart – Stranraer

500

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Railway Station, Dumfries

Port Rodie, Stranraer

via Crocketford – Springholm – Castle Douglas – Gatehouse of Fleet – Creetown – Newton Stewart

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Dumfries – Castle Douglas

502C

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Railway Station, Dumfries

Carlingwark Street, Castle Douglas

Monday to Saturday only

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Dumfries – Caerlaverock

6A

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Great King Street, Dumfries

Caerlaverock

Monday to Saturday only

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Troqueer – Dumfries Town Centre

7

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Great King Street, Dumfries

East Riverside Dr (opp), Troqueer

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Dumfries – Gretna

79

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Whitesands, Dumfries

Central Avenue, Gretna

Monday to Saturday only

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Dumfries – Dalbeattie

796

Route line

Loreburn Centre, Dumfries

Dalbeattie High School

via Beeswing – Kirkgunzeon. Monday to Friday only

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Dumfries Town Centre – Cargenbridge

8

Route line

Burns Statue, Dumfries

Drungans Drive, Cargenbridge

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Dumfries – Summerhill

9

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Burns Statue, Dumfries

Afton Drive, Dumfries

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Dumfries Town Centre – Locharbriggs

1 / 1A

Route line

Great King Street, Dumfries

Locharbriggs Social Club

via Heathhall

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Dumfries Town Centre – Lochside

10 / 10A

Route line

Burns Statue, Dumfries

Lochside Road (McDonalds), Dumfries

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Dumfries Town Centre – Kingholm Quay

6

Route line

Great King Street, Dumfries

Kingholm Quay

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Lockerbie – Eaglesfield – Annan

383

Route line

Lockerbie Academy, Lockerbie

Butts Street, Annan

via Kettleholm – Ecclefechan – Eaglesfield – Brydekirk

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What tickets do you offer and how long are they valid for?

Single – 1 journey
Return – valid for 14 days from issue
Multi Journey – Valid for 10 single journeys for 1 month from date of issue
D&G Hopper – Valid over most of our services for 1 week.
Town Hopper – Valid only in & around Dumfries for 1 week

How can I pay for a ticket can I purchase one in advance?

You can buy your ticket from the driver on the day of travel. You can pay by card, cash or contactless.

Do you hold lost property?

Please get in touch if you have lost something, we will try our very best to reunite you with your lost
property. We hold items for 4 weeks, after this items are disposed of. Please see our conditions of
carriage
for items that we are unable to store.

Do your services run on public holidays?

Click to see our 2026-27 public holiday services.

Are your buses wheelchair accessible?

Yes our service buses are wheelchair accessible.

Are pets allowed on your buses?

We do allow dogs to travel on our buses at the discretion of our drivers.

How do I know if my bus is delayed?

You can find live tracking information for our services.

Can I use my NEC / Young Scot card to travel?

Yes our ticket machines accept all valid Scottish concession cards.

I have lost my NEC / Young Scot card, can I still travel for free?

No, a fare must be paid until you receive your new card.

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