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4 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 4 bus time schedule & line map 4 Acock's Green View In Website Mode The 4 bus line (Acock's Green) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Acock's Green: 5:41 PM - 11:53 PM (2) Acock's Green: 10:05 AM - 6:47 PM (3) Birmingham: 12:23 AM - 11:23 PM (4) Solihull: 1:00 AM - 11:45 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 4 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 4 bus arriving. Direction: Acock's Green 4 bus Time Schedule 16 stops Acock's Green Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:38 AM - 11:53 PM Monday 12:38 AM - 11:53 PM Solihull Station Interchange Station Approach, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Tuesday 5:41 PM - 11:53 PM Solihull Town Centre, Solihull Wednesday 5:41 PM - 11:53 PM Poplar Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Thursday 5:41 PM - 11:53 PM Lode Lane, Solihull Friday 5:41 PM - 11:53 PM 618 Warwick Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Saturday 4:59 PM - 11:53 PM Ashleigh Rd, Solihull 2 Ashleigh Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Seven Star Rd, Solihull 476 Warwick Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley 4 bus Info Direction: Acock's Green Broad Oaks Rd, Kineton Green Stops: 16 394 Warwick Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Trip Duration: 15 min Line Summary: Solihull Station Interchange, Solihull Grange Rd, Ulverley Green Town Centre, Solihull, Lode Lane, Solihull, Ashleigh 294 Warwick Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Rd, Solihull, Seven Star Rd, Solihull, Broad Oaks Rd, Kineton Green, Grange Rd, Ulverley Green, Reservoir Reservoir Rd, Ulverley Green Rd, Ulverley Green, Ulverley Green Rd, Olton, Ulverley 218 Warwick Road, Birmingham Green Rd, Olton, Warwick Grove, Olton, Brookvale Rd, Olton, Culham Close, Acock's Green, Oxford Rd, Ulverley Green Rd, Olton Acock's Green, Station Rd, Acock's Green, Acocks Olton Mere, Birmingham Green Village, Acock's Green Ulverley Green Rd, Olton 157 Warwick Road, Birmingham Warwick Grove, Olton 84 Warwick Road, Birmingham Brookvale Rd, Olton 57 Warwick Road, Birmingham Culham Close, Acock's Green 1273 Warwick Road, Birmingham Oxford Rd, Acock's Green 1188-1190 Warwick Road, Birmingham Station Rd, Acock's Green 1141A Warwick Road, Birmingham Acocks Green Village, Acock's Green 9 Shirley Road, Birmingham Direction: Acock's Green 4 bus Time Schedule 25 stops Acock's Green Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:05 AM - 6:47 PM Monday Not Operational Church Centre, Birmingham (Ms5) Carrs Lane, Birmingham Tuesday Not Operational Bus Mall, Birmingham Wednesday Not Operational Moor Street Queensway, Birmingham Thursday Not Operational Bullring, Birmingham Friday Not Operational Park Street, Birmingham Saturday Not Operational Oxford St, Digbeth (Ds5) 88-89 Digbeth, Birmingham Gibb St, Deritend High Street Deritend, Birmingham 4 bus Info Direction: Acock's Green Adderley St, Deritend Stops: 25 164 High Street Deritend, Birmingham Trip Duration: 23 min Line Summary: Church Centre, Birmingham (Ms5), Trinity Terrace, Bordesley Bus Mall, Birmingham, Bullring, Birmingham, Oxford Camp Hill, Birmingham St, Digbeth (Ds5), Gibb St, Deritend, Adderley St, Deritend, Trinity Terrace, Bordesley, Bordesley Bordesley Middleway, Bordesley Middleway, Bordesley, Auckland Rd, Sparkbrook, Old Camp Hill, Birmingham Main St, Sparkbrook, Ladypool Rd, Sparkbrook, Palmerston Rd, Sparkbrook, Stoney Lane, Auckland Rd, Sparkbrook Sparkbrook, Stratford Rd, Sparkbrook, Shakespeare 86 Stratford Road, Birmingham St, Greet, St John's Rd, Greet, Seeleys Rd, Greet, Manor Farm Rd, Greet, Boscombe Rd, Greet, Main St, Sparkbrook Reddings Lane, Tyseley, Tyseley Railway Museum, 156 Stratford Road, Birmingham Tyseley, Knights Rd, Tyseley, Stockƒeld Rd, Tyseley, Greswolde Park Rd, Acock's Green, Primary School, Ladypool Rd, Sparkbrook Acock's Green 222 Stratford Road, Birmingham Palmerston Rd, Sparkbrook 276 Stratford Road, Birmingham Stoney Lane, Sparkbrook 348 Stratford Road, Birmingham Stratford Rd, Sparkbrook 14B Warwick Road, Birmingham Shakespeare St, Greet 108 Warwick Road, Birmingham St John's Rd, Greet 176 Warwick Road, Birmingham Seeleys Rd, Greet 4 Colebrook Road, Birmingham Manor Farm Rd, Greet 401 Warwick Road, Birmingham Boscombe Rd, Greet 568 Warwick Road, Birmingham Reddings Lane, Tyseley 652 Warwick Road, Birmingham Tyseley Railway Museum, Tyseley 659 Warwick Road, Birmingham Knights Rd, Tyseley 770 Warwick Road, Birmingham Stockƒeld Rd, Tyseley 916 Warwick Road, Birmingham Greswolde Park Rd, Acock's Green 998-1002 Warwick Road, Birmingham Primary School, Acock's Green 41 Dudley Park Road, Birmingham Direction: Birmingham 4 bus Time Schedule 40 stops Birmingham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:18 AM - 11:23 PM Monday 12:18 AM - 11:23 PM Solihull Station Interchange Station Approach, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Tuesday 12:23 AM - 11:23 PM Solihull Town Centre, Solihull Wednesday 12:23 AM - 11:23 PM Poplar Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Thursday 12:23 AM - 11:23 PM Lode Lane, Solihull Friday 12:23 AM - 11:23 PM 618 Warwick Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Saturday 12:23 AM - 11:23 PM Ashleigh Rd, Solihull 2 Ashleigh Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Seven Star Rd, Solihull 476 Warwick Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley 4 bus Info Direction: Birmingham Broad Oaks Rd, Kineton Green Stops: 40 394 Warwick Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Trip Duration: 41 min Line Summary: Solihull Station Interchange, Solihull Grange Rd, Ulverley Green Town Centre, Solihull, Lode Lane, Solihull, Ashleigh 294 Warwick Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Rd, Solihull, Seven Star Rd, Solihull, Broad Oaks Rd, Kineton Green, Grange Rd, Ulverley Green, Reservoir Reservoir Rd, Ulverley Green Rd, Ulverley Green, Ulverley Green Rd, Olton, Ulverley 218 Warwick Road, Birmingham Green Rd, Olton, Warwick Grove, Olton, Brookvale Rd, Olton, Culham Close, Acock's Green, Oxford Rd, Ulverley Green Rd, Olton Acock's Green, Station Rd, Acock's Green, Acocks Olton Mere, Birmingham Green Village, Acock's Green, Primary School, Acock's Green, Greswolde Park Rd, Acock's Green, Stockƒeld Ulverley Green Rd, Olton Rd, Tyseley, Tyseley Lane, Tyseley, Knights Rd, 157 Warwick Road, Birmingham Tyseley, Tyseley Railway Museum, Tyseley, Reddings Lane, Tyseley, Boscombe Rd, Greet, Manor Farm Rd, Warwick Grove, Olton Greet, Seeleys Rd, Greet, St John's Rd, Greet, 84 Warwick Road, Birmingham Shakespeare St, Greet, Stratford Rd, Sparkbrook, Stoney Lane, Sparkbrook, Palmerston Rd, Brookvale Rd, Olton Sparkbrook, Ladypool Rd, Sparkbrook, Main St, 57 Warwick Road, Birmingham Sparkbrook, Auckland Rd, Sparkbrook, Bordesley Middleway, Bordesley, Adderley St, Deritend, Gibb St, Culham Close, Acock's Green Deritend, Oxford St, Digbeth (Ds10), Park St, Digbeth 1273 Warwick Road, Birmingham (Mk6), Church Centre, Birmingham (Ms5) Oxford Rd, Acock's Green 1188-1190 Warwick Road, Birmingham Station Rd, Acock's Green 1141A Warwick Road, Birmingham Acocks Green Village, Acock's Green 9 Shirley Road, Birmingham Primary School, Acock's Green 1052 Warwick Road, Birmingham Greswolde Park Rd, Acock's Green 1 Merstowe Close, Birmingham Stockƒeld Rd, Tyseley A41, Birmingham Tyseley Lane, Tyseley 837 Warwick Road, Birmingham Knights Rd, Tyseley 757 Warwick Road, Birmingham Tyseley Railway Museum, Tyseley 587 Warwick Road, Birmingham Reddings Lane, Tyseley 630-634 Warwick Road, Birmingham Boscombe Rd, Greet 463 Warwick Road, Birmingham Manor Farm Rd, Greet Seeleys Rd, Greet St John's Rd, Greet 90 St Johns Road, Birmingham Shakespeare St, Greet 116 Warwick Road, Birmingham Stratford Rd, Sparkbrook 13-33 Warwick Road, Birmingham Stoney Lane, Sparkbrook 365 Stratford Road, Birmingham Palmerston Rd, Sparkbrook Ladypool Rd, Sparkbrook Stratford Road, Birmingham Main St, Sparkbrook 165-167 Stratford Road, Birmingham Auckland Rd, Sparkbrook 38 Auckland Road, Birmingham Bordesley Middleway, Bordesley 62 Ravenhurst Street, Birmingham Adderley St, Deritend 75-80 High Street Digbeth, Birmingham Gibb St, Deritend High Street Deritend, Birmingham Oxford St, Digbeth (Ds10) Digbeth, Birmingham Park St, Digbeth (Mk6) 1 Digbeth, Birmingham Church Centre, Birmingham (Ms5) Carrs Lane, Birmingham Direction: Solihull 4 bus Time Schedule 39 stops Solihull Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:00 AM - 11:45 PM Monday 12:00 AM - 11:45 PM Church Centre, Birmingham (Ms5) Carrs Lane, Birmingham Tuesday 1:00 AM - 11:45 PM Bus Mall, Birmingham Wednesday 1:00 AM - 11:45 PM Moor Street Queensway, Birmingham Thursday 1:00 AM - 11:45 PM Bullring, Birmingham Friday 1:00 AM - 11:45 PM Park Street, Birmingham Saturday 1:00 AM - 11:45 PM Oxford St, Digbeth (Ds5) 88-89 Digbeth, Birmingham Gibb St, Deritend High Street Deritend, Birmingham 4 bus Info Direction: Solihull Adderley St, Deritend Stops: 39 164 High Street Deritend, Birmingham Trip Duration: 40 min Line Summary: Church Centre, Birmingham (Ms5), Trinity Terrace, Bordesley Bus Mall, Birmingham, Bullring, Birmingham, Oxford Camp Hill, Birmingham St, Digbeth (Ds5), Gibb St, Deritend, Adderley St, Deritend, Trinity Terrace, Bordesley, Bordesley Bordesley Middleway, Bordesley Middleway, Bordesley, Auckland Rd, Sparkbrook, Old Camp Hill, Birmingham Main St, Sparkbrook, Ladypool Rd, Sparkbrook, Palmerston Rd, Sparkbrook, Stoney Lane, Auckland Rd, Sparkbrook Sparkbrook, Stratford Rd, Sparkbrook, Shakespeare 86 Stratford Road, Birmingham St, Greet, St John's Rd, Greet, Seeleys Rd, Greet, Manor Farm Rd, Greet, Boscombe Rd, Greet, Main St, Sparkbrook Reddings
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