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51 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 51 bus time schedule & line map 51 Birmingham View In Website Mode The 51 bus line (Birmingham) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Birmingham: 12:27 AM - 11:27 PM (2) Walsall: 12:07 AM - 11:47 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 51 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 51 bus arriving. Direction: Birmingham 51 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Birmingham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:27 AM - 11:27 PM Monday 12:27 AM - 11:27 PM Walsall Bus Station, Walsall Tuesday 12:27 AM - 11:27 PM Walsall Town Hall, Walsall Wednesday 12:27 AM - 11:27 PM Paddock Lane, Chuckery Thursday 12:27 AM - 11:27 PM Pool St, Chuckery Friday 12:27 AM - 11:27 PM Six Ways Walsall, Chuckery Saturday 12:27 AM - 11:27 PM Edward Court, Chuckery Jesson Rd, Chuckery 51 bus Info Broadway, Delves Direction: Birmingham Stops: 45 Trip Duration: 43 min Ravensdale Gardens, Gillity Village Line Summary: Walsall Bus Station, Walsall, Walsall Town Hall, Walsall, Paddock Lane, Chuckery, Pool St, Queens Road, Gillity Village Chuckery, Six Ways Walsall, Chuckery, Edward Court, Chuckery, Jesson Rd, Chuckery, Broadway, Delves, Charlemont Rd, Gillity Village Ravensdale Gardens, Gillity Village, Queens Road, Gillity Village, Charlemont Rd, Gillity Village, Bell Rd, Bell Rd, Gillity Village Gillity Village, Skip Lane, Yew Tree, Merrions Close, Grove Vale, Chapel Lane, Grove Vale, Scott Rd, Gorse Skip Lane, Yew Tree Farm, Cross Lane, Gorse Farm, Scott Arms, Great Barr, Old Walsall Rd, Great Barr, Stanford Avenue, Merrions Close, Grove Vale Perry Beeches, Booths Farm Rd, Perry Beeches, Birmingham Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Tower Hill, Gainsborough Rd, Tower Hill, Perry Park Crescent, Alexander Stadium, Rocky Lane, Alexander Chapel Lane, Grove Vale Stadium, Perry Avenue, Alexander Stadium, The Birmingham Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Tennis Court, Alexander Stadium, Glendower Road, Birmingham City University, Cliveden Avenue, Scott Rd, Gorse Farm Birmingham City University, Station Bridge, Perry 73 Birmingham Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/DudleyBarr, Livingstone Rd, Perry Barr, Heathƒeld Rd, Birchƒeld, Trinity Rd, Birchƒeld, Hatƒeld Rd, Cross Lane, Gorse Farm Birchƒeld, Six Ways Aston, Newtown, Six Ways 41 Birmingham Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/DudleyAston, Newtown, Rodway Close, Newtown, Burlington St, Newtown, St Stephens St, Newtown, Scott Arms, Great Barr Miller St, Newtown, Lower Tower St, Aston University, 939 Walsall Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Price St, Aston University, Ryder St, Aston University, Bus Mall, Birmingham (Ms14), Carrs Lane, Old Walsall Rd, Great Barr Birmingham (Bs16) 851 Walsall Road, Birmingham Stanford Avenue, Perry Beeches Booths Farm Rd, Perry Beeches Tower Hill 91 Walsall Road, Birmingham Gainsborough Rd, Tower Hill Perry Park Crescent, Alexander Stadium 435 Walsall Road, Birmingham Rocky Lane, Alexander Stadium Perry Avenue, Alexander Stadium The Tennis Court, Alexander Stadium Glendower Road, Birmingham City University Cliveden Avenue, Birmingham City University Station Bridge, Perry Barr Aldridge Road, Birmingham Livingstone Rd, Perry Barr Heathƒeld Rd, Birchƒeld Trinity Rd, Birchƒeld 171 Birchƒeld Road, Birmingham Hatƒeld Rd, Birchƒeld A34, Birmingham Six Ways Aston, Newtown Six Ways Aston, Newtown Rodway Close, Newtown High Street, Birmingham Burlington St, Newtown 148-150 High Street, Aston St Stephens St, Newtown Miller St, Newtown Lower Tower St, Aston University Lower Tower Street, Birmingham Price St, Aston University Lancaster Street, Birmingham Ryder St, Aston University Aston Street, Birmingham Bus Mall, Birmingham (Ms14) Moor Street Queensway, Birmingham Carrs Lane, Birmingham (Bs16) 50-54 High Street, Birmingham Direction: Walsall 51 bus Time Schedule 44 stops Walsall Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:07 AM - 11:47 PM Monday 12:07 AM - 11:47 PM Carrs Lane, Birmingham (Bs16) 50-54 High Street, Birmingham Tuesday 12:07 AM - 11:47 PM Newton St, Birmingham (Cs2a) Wednesday 12:07 AM - 11:47 PM Corporation Street, Birmingham Thursday 12:07 AM - 11:47 PM Price St, Aston University Friday 12:07 AM - 11:47 PM Lancaster Street, Birmingham Saturday 12:07 AM - 11:47 PM Lower Tower St, Aston University New Town Row, Birmingham Miller St, Newtown 51 bus Info St Stephens St, Newtown Direction: Walsall New Town Row, Birmingham Stops: 44 Trip Duration: 40 min Milton St, Newtown Line Summary: Carrs Lane, Birmingham (Bs16), High Street, Birmingham Newton St, Birmingham (Cs2a), Price St, Aston University, Lower Tower St, Aston University, Miller St, Burlington St, Newtown Newtown, St Stephens St, Newtown, Milton St, High Street, Birmingham Newtown, Burlington St, Newtown, Rodway Close, Newtown, Six Ways Aston, Newtown, Hatƒeld Rd, Rodway Close, Newtown Birchƒeld, Heathƒeld Rd, Birchƒeld, Livingstone Rd, New Croft, Birmingham Perry Barr, Perry Barr One Stop, Perry Barr, Cliveden Avenue, Birmingham City University, Glendower Six Ways Aston, Newtown Road, Birmingham City University, The Tennis Court, Alexander Stadium, Perry Avenue, Alexander Hatƒeld Rd, Birchƒeld Stadium, Rocky Lane, Alexander Stadium, Perry Park Hatƒeld Road, Birmingham Crescent, Alexander Stadium, Gainsborough Rd, Tower Hill, Tower Hill, Booths Farm Rd, Perry Heathƒeld Rd, Birchƒeld Beeches, Stanford Avenue, Perry Beeches, Old Walsall Rd, Great Barr, Scott Arms, Great Barr, Cross Livingstone Rd, Perry Barr Lane, Gorse Farm, Scott Rd, Gorse Farm, Lochranza Croft, Gorse Farm, Arran Close, Gorse Farm, Chapel Perry Barr One Stop, Perry Barr Lane, Grove Vale, Merrions Close, Grove Vale, Skip Birchƒeld Road, Birmingham Lane, Yew Tree, Bell Rd, Gillity Village, Charlemont Rd, Gillity Village, Queens Road, Gillity Village, Cliveden Avenue, Birmingham City University Ravensdale Gardens, Gillity Village, Broadway, Delves, Jesson Rd, Chuckery, Edward Court, Glendower Road, Birmingham City University Chuckery, Six Ways Walsall, Chuckery, Hill Street, Chuckery, Upper Bridge St, Walsall, Walsall Bus The Tennis Court, Alexander Stadium Station, Walsall Perry Avenue, Alexander Stadium Rocky Lane, Alexander Stadium Perry Park Crescent, Alexander Stadium Gainsborough Rd, Tower Hill Tower Hill Bescot Croft, Birmingham Booths Farm Rd, Perry Beeches Stanford Avenue, Perry Beeches Old Walsall Rd, Great Barr Bardƒeld Close, Birmingham Scott Arms, Great Barr 942 Walsall Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Cross Lane, Gorse Farm 45 Birmingham Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Scott Rd, Gorse Farm Pages Lane, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Lochranza Croft, Gorse Farm Birmingham Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Arran Close, Gorse Farm Chapel Lane, Grove Vale Birmingham Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Merrions Close, Grove Vale Skip Lane, Yew Tree Bell Rd, Gillity Village Birmingham Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Charlemont Rd, Gillity Village Queens Road, Gillity Village Ravensdale Gardens, Gillity Village Broadway, Delves Jesson Rd, Chuckery Edward Court, Chuckery Six Ways Walsall, Chuckery Hill Street, Chuckery Ablewell Street, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Upper Bridge St, Walsall Bridge Street, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Walsall Bus Station, Walsall 51 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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