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42H Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 42H bus time schedule & line map 42H QE Hospital - Rubery via. Bristol Rd View In Website Mode The 42H bus line (QE Hospital - Rubery via. Bristol Rd) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Queen Elizabeth Hospital: 9:04 AM (2) Rubery: 3:45 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 42H bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 42H bus arriving. Direction: Queen Elizabeth Hospital 42H bus Time Schedule 30 stops Queen Elizabeth Hospital Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:04 AM Beverley Road, Rubery 218 New Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Tuesday 9:04 AM Leach Green Lane, Rubery Wednesday 9:04 AM Ashill Rd, Rubery Thursday 9:04 AM Friday 9:04 AM Colmers Farm School, Rednal Saturday 9:04 AM Cliff Rock Rd, Rednal Ryde Park Rd, Rednal Longbridge Island 42H bus Info Direction: Queen Elizabeth Hospital Longbridge Technology Park, Longbridge Stops: 30 Trip Duration: 39 min Broughton Crescent, Longbridge Line Summary: Beverley Road, Rubery, Leach Green Lane, Rubery, Ashill Rd, Rubery, Colmers Farm School, Rednal, Cliff Rock Rd, Rednal, Ryde Park Rd, Farren Rd, Longbridge Rednal, Longbridge Island, Longbridge Technology Park, Longbridge, Broughton Crescent, Longbridge, Tessall Lane, Longbridge Farren Rd, Longbridge, Tessall Lane, Longbridge, 1271 Bristol Road South, Birmingham Mavis Rd, Longbridge, Hawkesley Mill Lane, Turves Green, South Rd, Turves Green, Quarry Lane, Turves Mavis Rd, Longbridge Green, Northƒeld Leisure Centre, Northƒeld, Lockwood Rd, Northƒeld, Bell Lane, Northƒeld, St Hawkesley Mill Lane, Turves Green Laurence Rd, Northƒeld, Whitehill Lane, Northƒeld, Hole Lane, Northƒeld, Gri∆ns Brook Lane, Bournville, South Rd, Turves Green Bournville Lane, Bournville, Witherford Way, Bournville, College Walk, Selly Oak, Langleys Rd, Selly Quarry Lane, Turves Green Oak, Rebecca Drive, Selly Oak, Gibbins Rd, Selly Oak, 1007 Bristol Road South, Birmingham New Fosse Way, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Northƒeld Leisure Centre, Northƒeld Bristol Road South, Birmingham Lockwood Rd, Northƒeld Bell Lane, Northƒeld 705 Bristol Road South, Birmingham St Laurence Rd, Northƒeld Whitehill Lane, Northƒeld Bristol Road South, Birmingham Hole Lane, Northƒeld Bristol Road South, Birmingham Gri∆ns Brook Lane, Bournville Bournville Lane, Bournville Bristol Road South, Birmingham Witherford Way, Bournville College Walk, Selly Oak Langleys Rd, Selly Oak 928 Bristol Road, Birmingham Rebecca Drive, Selly Oak 63 Rebecca Drive, Birmingham Gibbins Rd, Selly Oak Harborne Lane, Birmingham New Fosse Way, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Queen Elizabeth Hospital Hospital Way, Birmingham Direction: Rubery 42H bus Time Schedule 32 stops Rubery Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:45 PM Queen Elizabeth Hospital Hospital Way, Birmingham Tuesday 3:45 PM New Fosse Way, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Wednesday 3:45 PM Gibbins Rd, Selly Oak Thursday 3:45 PM Harborne Lane, Birmingham Friday 3:45 PM Oak Tree Lane, Selly Oak Saturday 3:45 PM 848 Bristol Road, Birmingham Langleys Rd, Selly Oak 928 Bristol Road, Birmingham 42H bus Info College Walk, Selly Oak Direction: Rubery Bristol Road, Birmingham Stops: 32 Trip Duration: 25 min Witherford Way, Bournville Line Summary: Queen Elizabeth Hospital, New 1046 Bristol Road, Birmingham Fosse Way, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Gibbins Rd, Selly Oak, Oak Tree Lane, Selly Oak, Langleys Rd, Bournville Lane, Bournville Selly Oak, College Walk, Selly Oak, Witherford Way, Bournville, Bournville Lane, Bournville, Gri∆ns Brook Gri∆ns Brook Lane, Bournville Lane, Bournville, Hole Lane, Northƒeld, Whitehill Lane, Northƒeld, St Laurence Rd, Northƒeld, Hole Lane, Northƒeld Northƒeld Shopping Centre, Northƒeld, Bell Lane, Northƒeld, Lockwood Rd, Northƒeld, Northƒeld Whitehill Lane, Northƒeld Leisure Centre, Northƒeld, Northƒeld Leisure Centre, Bristol Road South, Birmingham Northƒeld, Quarry Lane, Turves Green, South Rd, Turves Green, Hawkesley Mill Lane, Turves Green, St Laurence Rd, Northƒeld Mavis Rd, Longbridge, Tessall Lane, Longbridge, Broughton Crescent, Longbridge, Longbridge Northƒeld Shopping Centre, Northƒeld Technology Park, Longbridge, Longbridge 697 Bristol Road South, Birmingham Technology Park, Longbridge, Longbridge Island, Longbridge, Ryde Park Rd, Rednal, Cliff Rock Rd, Bell Lane, Northƒeld Rednal, Colmers Farm School, Rednal, Ashill Rd, Rubery, Leach Green Lane, Rubery, Beverley Road, Lockwood Rd, Northƒeld Rubery 860 Bristol Road South, Birmingham Northƒeld Leisure Centre, Northƒeld Bristol Road South, Birmingham Northƒeld Leisure Centre, Northƒeld Quarry Lane, Turves Green 5 Quarry Lane, Birmingham South Rd, Turves Green Hawkesley Mill Lane, Turves Green 1166 Bristol Road South, Birmingham Mavis Rd, Longbridge Tessall Lane, Longbridge Bristol Road South, Birmingham Broughton Crescent, Longbridge 1322 Bristol Road South, Birmingham Longbridge Technology Park, Longbridge 2 Devon Way, Birmingham Longbridge Technology Park, Longbridge Longbridge Island, Longbridge Bristol Road South, Birmingham Ryde Park Rd, Rednal Cliff Rock Rd, Rednal Colmers Farm School, Rednal Ashill Rd, Rubery Leach Green Lane, Rubery Beverley Road, Rubery 218 New Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley 42H bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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