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SMS Codes Are Different in Each Direction Service 70 Towards UWE SMS Code Stop Name ATCO Code bstjama Temple Meads, Temple Meads (Stop Ta) 0100BRP90313 bstgtjw Redcliffe, Victoria Street (Stop tu) 0100BRA10794 bstgpta Redcliffe, Victoria Street (Stop bh) 0100BRA10792 bstgapm Bristol City Centre, Baldwin Street (Stop ba) 0100BRP90378 bstgajt The Centre (Stop ca) 0100BRP90340 bstgmpt Broadmead, The Haymarket (Stop ri) 0100BRP90344 bstgpat Kingsdown, North Street (Stop rn) 0100BRP90003 bstgpmd Montpelier, Nine Tree Hill (Stop b) 0100BRP90009 bstgmjg Montpelier, Colston Girls School (N-bound) 0100BRP90012 bstgmjp Bishopston, Cromwell Road Arches (Stop b) 0100BRP90085 bstgtpt Montpelier, Belvoir Road (E-bound) 0100BRP90083 bstgwgj Montpelier, Balmoral Road (N-bound) 0100BRP90081 bstjagt St Andrews, Ashley Park (NE-bound) 0100BRP90079 bstjawg Ashley Down, Osborne Avenue (adj) 0100BRP90078 bstjdgd Ashley Down, Sefton Park Road (N-bound) 0100BRP90076 bstjatd Ashley Down, Kennington Avenue (NW-bound) 0100BRP90074 bstjdjt Horfield, Muller Road Depot (A) 0100BRP90069 bstjdjd Horfield, Downend Road (Stop c) 0100BRP90067 bstjatm Horfield, Filton Avenue (Stop a) 0100BRP90064 bstjgag Horfield, Lockleaze Road (NE-bound) 0100BRP90061 bstjgmj Horfield, Dorchester Road (NE-bound) 0100BRP90059 bstjgwd Horfield, Toronto Road (N-bound) 0100BRP90057 sglamda Filton, Eden Grove (N-bound) 0170BRP90055 sglamgw Filton, The Bulldog (NE-bound) 0170SGZ01508 sglamtm Filton, Wallscourt Road (o/s 606) 0170SGZ01505 sglapaw Filton, The King George Vi (o/s 700a) 0170SGZ01504 sglapwt Filton, Station Road Macdonalds (E-bound) 0170SGP90792 sglatwp Harry Stoke, Filton Lane (E-bound) 0170SGZ01465 sglawtd Harry Stoke, Coldharbour Lane (S-bound) 0170SGP90690 sglawtw Harry Stoke, The Gardens (S-bound) 0170SGP90688 sglawmp Frenchay, Frenchay Campus (Stop E) 0170SGP90686 NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. Service 70 Towards Bristol City Centre SMS Code Stop Name ATCO Code sglawma Frenchay, Frenchay Campus (Stop A) 0170SGP90682 sglawtp Harry Stoke, The Gardens (N-bound) 0170SGP90687 sglawta Harry Stoke, Coldharbour Lane (N-bound) 0170SGP90689 sglataj Filton, Station Road Macdonalds (W-bound) 0170SGP90793 sglapdt Filton, The King George Vi (o/s 767) 0170SGZ01503 sglamtd Filton, Wallscourt Road (o/s 613) 0170SGZ01507 sglamgj Filton, The Bulldog (S-bound) 0170SGZ01509 bstjmja Horfield, Eden Grove (SW-bound) 0100BRP90056 bstjgtp Horfield, Toronto Road (S-bound) 0100BRP90058 bstjgjp Horfield, Dorchester Road (SW-bound) 0100BRP90060 bstjdpt Horfield, Lockleaze Road (SW-bound) 0100BRP90063 bstjawj Horfield, Filton Avenue (Stop d) 0100BRP90065 bstjdjw Horfield, Downend Road (Stop b) 0100BRP90068 bstjdmw Horfield, Muller Road Depot 0100BRP90070 bstjawt Ashley Down, Kennington Avenue (S-bound) 0100BRP90075 bstjdga Ashley Down, Sefton Park Road (SW-bound) 0100BRP90077 bstjagp St Andrews, Ashley Park (SW-bound) 0100BRP90080 bstgwgd Montpelier, Balmoral Road (SW-bound) 0100BRP90082 bstgtma Montpelier, Belvoir Road (W-bound) 0100BRP90084 bstgjtg Bishopston, Cromwell Road Arches (Stop a) 0100BRP90086 bstgmtd Montpelier, Colston Girls School (SE-bound) 0100BRP90013 bstgpma Montpelier, Nine Tree Hill (Stop c) 0100BRP90011 bstgpjd Kingsdown, Stokes Croft (Stop rp) 0100BRP90350 bstgmta Broadmead, The Haymarket (Stop rg) 0100BRP90349 bstgama The Centre (Stop cq) 0100BRP90372 bstgdmp Bristol City Centre, Baldwin Street (Stop bj) 0100BRP90380 bstgptg Redcliffe, Victoria Street (Stop bf) 0100BRA10791 bstgtpw Redcliffe, Victoria Street (Stop tv) 0100BRA10795 bstjama Temple Meads, Temple Meads (Stop Ta) 0100BRP90313 NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. .
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