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14A Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 14A bus time schedule & line map 14A Coventry - Uni of Warwick via Tile Hill View In Website Mode The 14A bus line Coventry - Uni of Warwick via Tile Hill has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Kirby Corner: 5:30 AM - 8:50 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 14A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 14A bus arriving. Direction: Kirby Corner 14A bus Time Schedule 60 stops Kirby Corner Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:30 AM - 8:50 AM Pool Meadow Bus Station, Coventry White Street, Coventry Tuesday 5:30 AM - 8:50 AM Well St, Coventry (Bs7) Wednesday 5:30 AM - 8:50 AM Burges, Coventry Thursday 5:30 AM - 8:50 AM St Johns Church, Coventry (Cs1) Friday 5:30 AM - 8:50 AM Starley Rd, Coventry (Cr4) Saturday 5:30 AM - 8:30 AM Croft Road, Coventry Albany Rd, Spon End Butts Road, Coventry 14A bus Info The Arches, Spon End Direction: Kirby Corner Stops: 60 Craven St, Spon End Trip Duration: 48 min 21A Allesley Old Road, Coventry Line Summary: Pool Meadow Bus Station, Coventry, Well St, Coventry (Bs7), St Johns Church, Coventry Mount St, Chapel Fields (Cs1), Starley Rd, Coventry (Cr4), Albany Rd, Spon End, The Arches, Spon End, Craven St, Spon End, Allesley Old Rd, Chapel Fields Mount St, Chapel Fields, Allesley Old Rd, Chapel Fields, Madeira Croft, Hearsall Common, Maudslay Madeira Croft, Hearsall Common Rd, Hearsall Common, Billing Rd, Hearsall Common, Glendower Avenue, Whoberley, Overdale Rd, Maudslay Rd, Hearsall Common Whoberley, Gorseway, Whoberley, Broad Lane, Whoberley, Wildcroft Rd, Whoberley, Kings Gardens, Billing Rd, Hearsall Common Whoberley, Beech Tree Avenue, Whoberley, Larch Tree Avenue, Whoberley, Broad Lane, Allesley Park, Wilmcote Green Shops, Allesley Park, Ladbrook Rd, Glendower Avenue, Whoberley Allesley Park, Caithness Close, Allesley Green, Glendower Avenue, Coventry Sutherland Ave, Allesley Green, Alspath Lane, Allesley Green, Windermere Ave, Eastern Green, Sutton Overdale Rd, Whoberley Avenue, Eastern Green, Rose Cottage Flats, Eastern Green, Despard Rd, Eastern Green, Church Lane, Gorseway, Whoberley Eastern Green, Hockley Lane, Eastern Green, Wildcroft Road, Coventry Thornton Close, Eastern Green, Goldthorn Close, Eastern Green, Farcroft Ave, Eastern Green, Broad Broad Lane, Whoberley Lane, Eastern Green, Astoria Drive, Eastern Green, Bannerbrook Park, Eastern Green, Wickman'S, Wildcroft Rd, Whoberley Tanyard Farm, Tile Hill Lane, Tanyard Farm, Tanners Lane, Tanyard Farm, Torrington Avenue, Tile Hill Kings Gardens, Whoberley South, Tile Hill Rail Station, Tile Hill South, Dalmeny Rd, Tile Hill South, Marina Close, Tile Hill South, Beech Tree Avenue, Whoberley Bradney Green, Westwood Heath, Warren Green, Westwood Heath, Marler Rd, Westwood Heath, Wolfe Larch Tree Avenue, Whoberley Rd, Westwood Business Park, Ten Shilling Wood, Westwood Business Park, Mitchell Ave, Westwood Business Park, John Rous Ave, Westwood Business Broad Lane, Allesley Park Park, Sheriff Ave, Canley, Freeburn Causeway, Alderminster Road, Coventry Canley, Lynchgate Rd, Cannon Park, University Westwood Site, Cannon Park, Gibbet Hill Rd, Kirby Wilmcote Green Shops, Allesley Park Corner, Kirby Corner Rd, Kirby Corner (Gh1), Scarman Rd, Kirby Corner, Interchange, Kirby Corner Ladbrook Rd, Allesley Park (Uw1) Caithness Close, Allesley Green 108 Alderminster Road, Coventry Sutherland Ave, Allesley Green 9 Lower Eastern Green Lane, Coventry Alspath Lane, Allesley Green Lower Eastern Green Lane, Coventry Windermere Ave, Eastern Green Sutton Avenue, Eastern Green Rose Cottage Flats, Eastern Green Upper Eastern Green Lane, Coventry Despard Rd, Eastern Green Church Lane, Eastern Green Hockley Lane, Eastern Green 40 Hockley Lane, Coventry Thornton Close, Eastern Green Goldthorn Close, Eastern Green 26 Farcroft Avenue, Coventry Farcroft Ave, Eastern Green 922 Broad Lane, Coventry Broad Lane, Eastern Green Astoria Drive, Eastern Green Bannerbrook Park, Eastern Green Wickman'S, Tanyard Farm Tile Hill Lane, Tanyard Farm Sammons Way, Coventry Tanners Lane, Tanyard Farm Torrington Avenue, Tile Hill South Tile Hill Rail Station, Tile Hill South Dalmeny Rd, Tile Hill South Marina Close, Tile Hill South Bradney Green, Westwood Heath Warren Green, Westwood Heath Marler Rd, Westwood Heath Wolfe Rd, Westwood Business Park Ten Shilling Wood, Westwood Business Park Charter Avenue, Coventry Mitchell Ave, Westwood Business Park John Rous Ave, Westwood Business Park Hunt Terrace, Coventry Sheriff Ave, Canley Freeburn Causeway, Canley Lynchgate Rd, Cannon Park Kirby Corner Road, Coventry University Westwood Site, Cannon Park Gibbet Hill Rd, Kirby Corner Kirby Corner Rd, Kirby Corner (Gh1) Gibbet Hill Road, Coventry Scarman Rd, Kirby Corner University Road, Coventry Interchange, Kirby Corner (Uw1) Gibbet Hill Road, Kenilworth 14A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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