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X16 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route X16 bus time schedule & line map X16 Belgrave - Stonydelph - Kingsbury - Birmingham View In Website Mode The X16 bus line (Belgrave - Stonydelph - Kingsbury - Birmingham) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Belgrave: 5:20 PM (2) Birmingham: 6:35 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest X16 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next X16 bus arriving. Direction: Belgrave X16 bus Time Schedule 52 stops Belgrave Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:20 PM Law Courts, Birmingham 193 Corporation Street, Birmingham Tuesday 5:20 PM Aston University (Cr2) Wednesday 5:20 PM Corporation Street, Birmingham Thursday 5:20 PM Bagot St, Aston University Friday 5:20 PM 315 Corporation Street, Birmingham Saturday Not Operational Haunch Lane, Lea Marston Coton Road, Kingsbury A4097, Lea Marston Civil Parish X16 bus Info Mill Crescent, Kingsbury Direction: Belgrave Stops: 52 Church Lane, Kingsbury Trip Duration: 59 min 52 Tamworth Road, Kingsbury Line Summary: Law Courts, Birmingham, Aston University (Cr2), Bagot St, Aston University, Haunch White Swan, Kingsbury Lane, Lea Marston, Coton Road, Kingsbury, Mill Tamworth Road, Kingsbury Crescent, Kingsbury, Church Lane, Kingsbury, White Swan, Kingsbury, Barlow Court, Kingsbury, Ralph Barlow Court, Kingsbury Crescent, Kingsbury, Manor Farm, Kingsbury, Ascot Drive, Dosthill, The Fox Inn, Dosthill, Welford Road, Ralph Crescent, Kingsbury Dosthill, Cottage Farm Road, Dosthill, Blackwood 173 Tamworth Road, Kingsbury Road, Dosthill, Stanegate, Two Gates, Appian Close, Two Gates, Beauchamp Industrial Park, Two Gates, Manor Farm, Kingsbury Marlborough Way, Wilnecote, Roman Court, Wilnecote, Brook Avenue, Wilnecote, Heathcote Ascot Drive, Dosthill Close, Wilnecote, Glendale Court, Hockley, Pennymoor Road, Stonydelph, Malham Road, The Fox Inn, Dosthill Stonydelph, Three Peaks Primary Academy, Stonydelph, Hebden, Stonydelph, Hawkside, Welford Road, Dosthill Stonydelph, Greenlee, Stonydelph, Gayle, Stonydelph, Stoneydelph Primary School, Stonydelph, Crowden Road, Stonydelph, Sandy Way, Stonydelph, Mercian Cottage Farm Road, Dosthill Park, Amington, Eagle Drive, Amington, Woodland Tamworth Road, England Road, Amington, Kerria Road, Amington, Jasmine Blackwood Road, Dosthill Road, Amington, Cornel, Amington, Briar, Amington, Bancroft, Glascote Heath, Cambrian, Glascote Stanegate, Two Gates Heath, Engine Lane, Glascote Heath, Deeley, Glascote Heath, Faringdon, Glascote Heath, Appian Close, Two Gates Hawksworth, Glascote Heath, Silver Link Road, Glascote Heath, Kennet, Belgrave, Hayle, Belgrave, Beauchamp Industrial Park, Two Gates Exley, Belgrave, Cherwell, Belgrave 365 Watling Street, Tamworth Marlborough Way, Wilnecote Roman Court, Wilnecote Brook Avenue, Wilnecote Heathcote Close, Wilnecote Heathcote Close, England Glendale Court, Hockley Glendale Court, England Pennymoor Road, Stonydelph Malham Road, Stonydelph Three Peaks Primary Academy, Stonydelph Hebden, Stonydelph Hazelgarth, Tamworth Hawkside, Stonydelph Hawkside, Tamworth Greenlee, Stonydelph Greenlea, Tamworth Gayle, Stonydelph Stoneydelph Primary School, Stonydelph Crowden Road, Stonydelph Sandy Way, Stonydelph Glascote Road, Tamworth Mercian Park, Amington Mercian Way, Tamworth Eagle Drive, Amington Woodland Road, Amington Kerria Road, Amington Jasmine Road, Amington Jasmine Road, Tamworth Cornel, Amington Foxglove, Tamworth Briar, Amington Bancroft, Glascote Heath Silver Link, Tamworth Cambrian, Glascote Heath Engine Lane, Glascote Heath Castlehall, Tamworth Deeley, Glascote Heath Collett, Tamworth Faringdon, Glascote Heath Faringdon, Tamworth Hawksworth, Glascote Heath Silver Link Road, Glascote Heath Kennet, Belgrave Kennet, Tamworth Hayle, Belgrave Hayle, Tamworth Exley, Belgrave Field Farm Road, Tamworth Cherwell, Belgrave Direction: Birmingham X16 bus Time Schedule 49 stops Birmingham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:35 AM Cherwell, Belgrave Tuesday 6:35 AM Exley, Belgrave Field Farm Road, Tamworth Wednesday 6:35 AM Hayle Close, Belgrave Thursday 6:35 AM Friday 6:35 AM Kennet, Belgrave Saturday Not Operational Silver Link Road, Glascote Heath Hawksworth, Glascote Heath Faringdon, Glascote Heath X16 bus Info Granville, Tamworth Direction: Birmingham Stops: 49 Deeley, Glascote Heath Trip Duration: 60 min Silver Link Road, Tamworth Line Summary: Cherwell, Belgrave, Exley, Belgrave, Hayle Close, Belgrave, Kennet, Belgrave, Silver Link Engine Lane, Glascote Heath Road, Glascote Heath, Hawksworth, Glascote Heath, Faringdon, Glascote Heath, Deeley, Glascote Heath, Cambrian, Glascote Heath Engine Lane, Glascote Heath, Cambrian, Glascote Heath, Bancroft, Glascote Heath, Briar, Amington, Caledonian, Tamworth Cornel, Amington, Jasmine Road, Amington, Kerria Bancroft, Glascote Heath Road, Amington, Woodland Road, Amington, Eagle Drive, Amington, Bridgens Transport, Amington, Briar, Amington Sandy Way, Stonydelph, Crowden Road, Stonydelph, Stoneydelph Primary School, Stonydelph, Gayle, Abelia, Tamworth Stonydelph, Greenlee, Stonydelph, Hawkside, Cornel, Amington Stonydelph, Hebden, Stonydelph, Malham Road, Stonydelph, Pennymoor Road, Stonydelph, Glendale Foxglove, Tamworth Court, Hockley, Heathcote Close, Wilnecote, Brook Jasmine Road, Amington Avenue, Wilnecote, Roman Court, Wilnecote, Marlborough Way, Wilnecote, Appian Close, Two Jasmine Road, Tamworth Gates, Stanegate, Two Gates, Blackwood Road, Kerria Road, Amington Dosthill, Cottage Farm Road, Dosthill, Welford Road, Dosthill, The Fox Inn, Dosthill, Manor Farm, Kingsbury, Ralph Crescent, Kingsbury, Barlow Court, Woodland Road, Amington Kingsbury, White Swan, Kingsbury, Church Lane, Kingsbury, Mill Crescent, Kingsbury, Coton Road, Eagle Drive, Amington Kingsbury, Haunch Lane, Lea Marston, Bagot St, Aston University, Aston University (Cr1), Colmore Bridgens Transport, Amington Circus, Birmingham (Sh7) Mercian Way, Tamworth Sandy Way, Stonydelph Crowden Road, Stonydelph Stoneydelph Primary School, Stonydelph Gayle, Stonydelph Garrigill, Tamworth Greenlee, Stonydelph Grindsbrook, Tamworth Hawkside, Stonydelph Hawkside, Tamworth Hebden, Stonydelph Hesleden, Tamworth Malham Road, Stonydelph Pennymoor Road, Stonydelph Glendale Court, Hockley Glendale Court, England Heathcote Close, Wilnecote Heathcote Close, England Brook Avenue, Wilnecote Watling Street, Tamworth Roman Court, Wilnecote Watling Street, Tamworth Marlborough Way, Wilnecote Claymore, Tamworth Appian Close, Two Gates Stanegate, Two Gates Dosthill Road, Tamworth Blackwood Road, Dosthill Cottage Farm Road, Dosthill Tamworth Road, England Welford Road, Dosthill The Fox Inn, Dosthill Manor Farm, Kingsbury Ralph Crescent, Kingsbury 84A Tamworth Road, Kingsbury Barlow Court, Kingsbury Oak Tree Close, Kingsbury White Swan, Kingsbury 1-15 Jubilee Court, Kingsbury Church Lane, Kingsbury 59 Tamworth Road, Kingsbury Mill Crescent, Kingsbury Coton Road, Kingsbury A4097, Lea Marston Civil Parish Haunch Lane, Lea Marston Bagot St, Aston University Aston Road, Birmingham Aston University (Cr1) Corporation Street, Birmingham Colmore Circus, Birmingham (Sh7) 10 Priory Queensway, Birmingham X16 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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