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11A Birmingham Outer Circle Anticlockwise 11A Birmingham Outer Circle Anticlockwise Mondays to Fridays Operator: DTS DTS DTS DTS DTS DTS DTS DTS DTS Grove Lane (adj) 1352 1435 1500 College Road (opp) 1352 1435 1500 Greenhill Road (opp) 1353 1436 1501 Newcombe Road (opp) 1354 1437 1502 Antrobus Road (adj) 1354 1437 1502 Albert Road (adj) 1355 1438 1503 Trafalgar Road (opp) 1357 1440 1505 Soho Road (near) 0653 0729 0755 1358 1441 1506 Tew Park Road (adj) 0653 0729 0755 1358 1441 1506 Winson Green Metro Stop (opposite) 0654 0730 0756 1359 1442 1507 Willes Road (adj) 0655 0731 0757 1400 1443 1508 Lodge Road (adjacent) 0655 0731 0757 1400 1443 1508 Winson Green Prison (adj) 0656 0732 0758 1401 1444 1509 Aberdeen Street (adj) 0656 0732 0758 1401 1444 1509 City Hospital (Stop CM) 0658 0734 0800 1403 1446 1511 Heath Street (Stop CB) 0658 0734 0800 1403 1446 1511 Summerfield Park (Stop CG) 0659 0735 0801 1006 1050 1108 1404 1447 1512 Selwyn Road (adj) 0700 0736 0802 1007 1051 1109 1405 1448 1513 Rotton Park Road (after) 0701 0737 0803 1008 1052 1110 1406 1449 1514 Shenstone Road (opp) 0701 0737 0803 1008 1052 1110 1407 1449 1515 Ravenshaw Road (adj) 0702 0738 0804 1009 1053 1111 1407 1450 1515 George Dixon School (adj) 0703 0739 0805 1010 1054 1112 1408 1451 1516 Fountain Road (adj) 0703 0739 0805 1010 1054 1112 1409 1451 1517 Sports Ground (opp) 0705 0741 0807 1012 1056 1114 1410 1453 1518 Barnsley Road (adj) 0705 0741 0807 1012 1056 1114 1411 1453 1519 Drayton Road (adj) 0705 0741 0807 1012 1056 1114 1411 1453 1519 Bearwood Road (Stop BD) 0706 0742 0808 1013 1057 1115 1412 1454 1520 Sherwood Road (Stop BE) 0707 0743 0809 1014 1058 1116 1413 1455 1521 Bearwood, Hagley Road West (Stop BP) 0708 0744 0810 1015 1059 1117 1414 1456 1522 Knightlow Road (adj) 0709 0745 0811 1016 1100 1118 1415 1457 1523 Gillhurst Road (before) 0710 0746 0812 1017 1101 1118 1416 1457 1524 Elm Tree Road (opp) 0710 0746 0812 1017 1101 1119 1416 1458 1524 Court Oak Road (opp) 0711 0747 0813 1018 1102 1120 1417 1459 1525 War Lane (opp) 0712 0748 0814 1019 1103 1121 1418 1500 1526 Vivian Road (adj) 0713 0749 0815 1020 1104 1122 1419 1501 1527 Old Church Road (opp) 0714 0750 0816 1021 1105 1123 1420 1502 1528 Cross Farm Road (adjacent) 0715 0751 0817 1022 1106 1124 1421 1503 1529 Metchley Lane (Stop UF) 0716 0752 0818 1023 1107 1124 1422 1503 1530 Leasow Drive (adj) 0717 0753 0819 1024 1108 1125 1423 1504 1531 Reservoir Road (opp) 0717 0753 0819 1024 1108 1126 1423 1505 1531 Gibbins Road (opp) 0718 0754 0820 1025 1109 1127 1424 1506 1532 Selly Oak (outside) 0719 0755 0821 1026 1110 1128 1425 1507 1533 Raddlebarn Road (Stop SF) 0720 0756 0822 1027 1111 1129 1426 1508 1534 Acacia Road (adj) 0721 0757 0823 1028 1112 1129 1427 1508 1535 Woodbrooke Road (opp) 0722 0758 0824 1029 1113 1131 1428 1510 1536 Bournville Lane (after) 0724 0800 0826 1031 1115 1132 1430 1511 1538 Mary Vale Road (after) 0724 0800 0826 1031 1115 1132 1430 1511 1538 Franklin Road (adj) 0725 0801 0827 1032 1116 1133 1431 1512 1539 Cotteridge, Pershore Road (Stop CJ) 0727 0803 0829 1034 1118 1135 1433 1514 1541 Midland Road (adj) 0727 0803 0829 1034 1118 1135 1433 1514 1541 Breedon Road (adj) 0728 0804 0830 1035 1119 1136 1434 1515 1542 Breedon Cross Bridge (before) 0729 0805 0831 1036 1120 1137 1435 1516 1543 Breedon Cross (after) 0730 0806 0832 1037 1121 1138 1436 1517 1544 The Worthings (opp) 0731 0807 0833 1038 1122 1139 1437 1518 1545 Barn Close (opp) 0732 0808 0834 1039 1123 1140 1438 1519 1546 Pineapple Bridge (adjacent) 0732 0808 0834 1039 1123 1140 1439 1519 1546 Kings Road (before) 0733 0809 0835 1040 1124 1141 1440 1520 1547 Cartland Road (after) 0734 0810 0836 1041 1125 1142 1441 1521 1548 King Edwards Camp Hill School (adjacent) 0735 0811 0837 1042 1126 1143 1441 1522 1549 Kings Heath Park (adjacent) 0736 0812 0838 1043 1127 1144 1442 1523 1550 King’s Heath, All Saints Church (Stop KL) 0737 0813 0839 1044 1128 1145 1444 1524 1551 Addison Road (Stop KC) 0737 0813 0839 1044 1128 1145 1444 1524 1551 Melton Road (before) 0738 0814 0840 1045 1129 1146 1445 1525 1552 Billesley Hall (adjacent) 0739 0815 0841 1046 1130 1147 1446 1526 1553 The Billesley (opposite) 0740 0816 0842 1047 1131 1148 1447 1527 1554 Swan Corner (adjacent) 0740 0817 0842 1047 1131 1148 1448 1528 1555 Billesley Fire Station (opposite) 0742 0818 0844 1049 1132 1150 1449 1529 1556 Coldbath Road (adjacent) 0743 0819 0845 1050 1134 1151 1450 1530 1557 Meadow View (before) 0744 0820 0846 1051 1134 1152 1451 1531 1558 Bibsworth Avenue (opp) 0744 0821 0846 1051 1135 1152 1452 1532 1559 Wake Green Road (before) 0745 0822 0847 1052 1136 1153 1453 1533 1600 Sarehole Mill (adj) 0746 0822 0848 1053 1136 1154 1453 1533 1600 Southam Road (after) 0747 0824 0849 1054 1138 1155 1455 1535 1602 Brooklands Road (opposite) 0748 0824 0850 1055 1138 1156 1455 1535 1602 Hall Green Church (opp) 0749 0826 0851 1056 1139 1157 1457 1537 1604 Fox Hollies Surgery (adj) 0750 0826 0852 1057 1140 1158 1457 1537 1604 York Road (adj) 0750 0827 0852 1057 1141 1158 1458 1538 1605 Greenwood Avenue (opp) 0751 0828 0853 1058 1142 1159 1459 1539 1606 LIDL (outside) 0752 0829 0854 1059 1143 1200 1500 1540 1607 Broad Road (adj) 0753 0830 0855 1100 1143 1201 1501 1541 1608 Acock’s Green, Shirley Road (near) 0755 0832 0857 1102 1145 1203 1503 1543 1610 Sherbourne Road (Stop AQ) 0755 0832 0857 1102 1145 1203 1503 1543 1610 Acocks Green Rail Station (Stop AA) 0756 0833 0858 1103 1146 1204 1504 1544 1611 Elmdon Road (opposite) 0757 0834 0859 1104 1146 1205 1505 1545 1612 Francis Road (opp) 0757 0835 0859 1104 1147 1205 1506 1546 1612 Mansfield Road (adj) 0759 0836 0901 1105 1148 1206 1507 1547 1614 Yardley Cemetery (opp) 0759 0837 0901 1106 1148 1207 1508 1548 1614 Coventry Road (before) 0800 0837 0902 1107 1149 1208 1508 1548 1615 Swan Island (after) 0801 0838 0903 1107 1150 1208 1509 1549 1616 Yardley Primary School (opp) 0802 0839 0904 1108 1151 1209 1510 1550 1617 Yew Tree (before) 0802 0840 0904 1108 1151 1209 1511 1551 1617 Foliot Fields (adj) 0804 0841 0906 1110 1152 1211 1512 1552 1619 Blakesley Hall (near) 0805 0842 0907 1110 1153 1211 1513 1553 1620 Vicarage Road (opp) 0806 0844 0908 1112 1154 1213 1515 1555 1621 Yardley Fields Road (before) 0807 0844 0909 1112 1155 1213 1515 1555 1622 Stechford Baths (opp) 0808 0845 0910 1113 1156 1214 1516 1556 1623 Stechford Rail Station (adj) 0809 0846 0911 1114 1156 1215 1517 1557 1624 Iron Lane (before) 0809 0847 0911 1115 1157 1216 1518 1558 1624 Manor Farm Drive (opposite) 0810 0848 0912 1115 1158 1216 1519 1559 1625 Stechford Road (near) 0811 0849 0913 1116 1158 1217 1520 1600 1626 Ward End, Fox & Goose (after) 0813 0851 0915 1118 1200 1219 1522 1602 1628 Old Bromford Lane (opp) 0813 0851 0915 1118 1200 1219 1523 1602 1628 St Margarets Road (adj) 0814 0852 0916 1119 1201 1220 1524 1603 1629 Police Station 0815 0853 0917 1120 1202 1221 1525 1605 1631 The Bromford (adj) 0816 0854 0918 1121 1202 1222 1526 1606 1632 Motorway Bridge (after) 0817 0855 0919 1122 1203 1223 1528 1607 1633 Wheelwright Road (opp) 0818 0856 0920 1123 1204 1224 1529 1608 1634 Tyburn Road (after) 0819 0857 0921 1124 1205 1225 1530 1609 1635 Bromford Crescent (opp) 0820 0858 0922 1125 1205 1226 1531 1610 1636 Rookery Park (opp) 0820 0858 0922 1125 1206 1226 1532 1611 1637 Jaffray Crescent (adj) 0821 0859 0923 1126 1206 1227 1533 1612 1638 Trafalgar Road (opp) 0821 0859 0923 1126 1207 1227 1533 1612 1638 Six Ways (Stop EJ) 0823 0901 0925 1128 1208 1229 1535 1614 1640 Saturdays no service Sundays no service Route 11A is operated by Discount Travel Solutions Unit 3, Brdige Street South, Smethwick, B66 3DR Tel: 07711030680 11A Birmingham Outer Circle Anticlockwise NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code nwmgjgmj Handsworth Wood, Grove Lane (adj) 43000279401 nwmtgwdp Handsworth Wood, College Road (opp) Oxhill Road 43000276003 nwmpjtdw Leveretts, Greenhill Road (opp) Rookery Road 43002790001 nwmgjgpa Handsworth, Newcombe Road (opp) Rookery Road 43000279602 nwmgjgpg Handsworth, Antrobus Road (adj) Rookery Road 43000279702 nwmgjgwd Handsworth, Albert Road (adj) Rookery Road 43000281102 nwmgjgwj Handsworth, Trafalgar Road (opp) Rookery Road 43000281202 nwmpjtjt Handsworth, Soho Road (near) Boulton Road 43002812004 nwmgjmaj Handsworth, Tew Park Road (adj) Boulton Road 43000281501 nwmgjmap Winson Green, Winson Green Metro Stop (opposite) Boulton Road 43000281601 nwmgjmtp Winson Green, Willes Road (adj) Handsworth New Road 43000285102 nwmpjtgp Winson Green, Lodge Road (adjacent) Handsworth New Road 43002801501 nwmapagd Winson Green, Winson Green Prison (adj) Winson Green Road 43000285401 nwmdpgwg Winson Green, Aberdeen Street (adj) Winson Green Road 43000285701 nwmpwjgw Rotton Park, City Hospital (Stop CM) Aberdeen Street 43002803601 nwmdpgwp Rotton Park, Heath Street (Stop CB) Dudley Road 43000289102 nwmapamj Rotton Park, Summerfield Park (Stop CG) Dudley Road 43000289301 nwmapapg Rotton Park, Selwyn Road (adj) City Road 43000289502 nwmapapj Rotton Park, Rotton Park Road (after) City Road 43000289601 nwmapapt Rotton Park, Shenstone Road (opp) City Road 43000289701 nwmapgdm Rotton Park, Ravenshaw Road (adj) City Road 43000303202 nwmdmpjp Rotton Park, George Dixon School (adj) 43003001503 nwmapgdt Rotton Park, Fountain Road (adj) City Road 43000303402 nwmapgjg Moor Pool, Sports Ground (opp) City Road 43000304301 nwmapgjp Moor Pool, Barnsley Road (adj) Sandon Road 43000304401 nwmapgmp Bearwood, Drayton Road (adj) Sandon Road 43000304701 nwmtmjgd Bearwood, Bearwood Road (Stop BD) Rutland Road 43000941601
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