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96 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 96 bus time schedule & line map 96 Chelmsley Wood - Kingstanding via Erdington View In Website Mode The 96 bus line (Chelmsley Wood - Kingstanding via Erdington) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Chelmsley Wood: 4:18 AM - 11:15 PM (2) Erdington: 5:03 AM - 11:33 PM (3) Fort Shopping Centre: 10:15 AM - 5:15 PM (4) Kingstanding: 5:33 AM - 6:53 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 96 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 96 bus arriving. Direction: Chelmsley Wood 96 bus Time Schedule 67 stops Chelmsley Wood Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:45 AM - 11:15 PM Monday 4:18 AM - 11:15 PM Kingstanding Circle Eastside, Kingstanding 452 Kings Road, Birmingham Tuesday 4:18 AM - 11:15 PM Rc Primary School, Warren Farm Wednesday 4:18 AM - 11:15 PM Plumstead Rd, Warren Farm Thursday 4:18 AM - 11:15 PM Brackenbury Road, Birmingham Friday 4:18 AM - 11:15 PM Dovedale Rd, Perry Common Saturday 4:18 AM - 11:15 PM Little Owl Close, Birmingham Hales Gardens, Perry Common Maxted Rd, New Oscott 96 bus Info Hurstwood Road, Birmingham Direction: Chelmsley Wood Stops: 67 Hurstwood Rd, New Oscott Trip Duration: 66 min Line Summary: Kingstanding Circle Eastside, Archers Close, New Oscott Kingstanding, Rc Primary School, Warren Farm, Archers Close, Birmingham Plumstead Rd, Warren Farm, Dovedale Rd, Perry Common, Hales Gardens, Perry Common, Maxted Old Beeches, New Oscott Rd, New Oscott, Hurstwood Rd, New Oscott, Archers Old Beeches, Birmingham Close, New Oscott, Old Beeches, New Oscott, Maxted Rd, Perry Common, Witton Lodge Rd, Perry Common, Maxted Rd, Perry Common Turfpits Lane, Short Heath, Sheddington Rd, Short Churchacre, Birmingham Heath, Abbeyƒeld Rd, Short Heath, Chaceley Grove, Short Heath, Flackwell Rd, Short Heath, Jerry's Lane, Witton Lodge Rd, Perry Common Short Heath, Madehurst Rd, Short Heath, St Margarets Church, Short Heath, Steel Maitland Ave, Turfpits Lane, Short Heath Short Heath, Somerset Road, Short Heath, Station 239 Witton Lodge Road, Birmingham Rd, Erdington, Machin Rd, Erdington, Six Ways Island, Erdington, Barnabas Road, Erdington, Wilton Sheddington Rd, Short Heath Rd, Erdington, Erdington Fire Station, Erdington, Mason Cottages, Yenton, Moor End Lane, Yenton, Abbeyƒeld Rd, Short Heath Allman Rd, Pype Hayes, Woodacre Rd, Pype Hayes, Quincey Drive, Fort Shopping Centre, Kingsbury Chaceley Grove, Short Heath Road, Fort Shopping Centre, Spitƒre Road, Fort Shopping Centre, Wingfoot Way, Fort Shopping Flackwell Rd, Short Heath Centre, Fort Shopping Centre, Dunlop Way, Bromford, Jerry's Lane, Birmingham Fort Industrial Estate, Bromford, Tangmere Drive, Bromford, Tameside Drive, Bromford, Berrandale Jerry's Lane, Short Heath Gardens, Buckland End, Heathland Avenue, 176 Court Lane, Birmingham Buckland End, Cole Hall Lane, Buckland End, Bridgeford Rd, Buckland End, Heath Way, Shard End, Madehurst Rd, Short Heath School Lane, Shard End, Hawcroft Grove, Shard End, 159 Court Lane, Birmingham Thistledown Road, Shard End, Timberley Lane, Castle Bromwich, Castle Bromwich Junior School, Smith's St Margarets Church, Short Heath Wood, Springƒeld Rd, Smith's Wood, Clevedon 94 Jarvis Road, Birmingham Avenue, Smith's Wood, Morris Croft, Smith's Wood, Singer Croft, Smith's Wood, Rover Drive, Smith's Steel Maitland Ave, Short Heath Wood, Riley Drive, Smith's Wood, Wolseley Close, 30 Jarvis Road, Birmingham Smith's Wood, Swift Close, Smith's Wood, Village Centre, Smith's Wood, Chester Rd, Smith's Wood, Somerset Road, Short Heath Smiths Wood School, Kingshurst, Woodlands Green, 183 Gravelly Lane, Birmingham Bacon's End, Bacons End Island, Bacon's End, Cooks Lane, Bacon's End, Clopton Crescent, Bacon's End, Station Rd, Erdington Chelmsley Rd, Chelmsley Wood, Chelmsley 79 Gravelly Lane, Birmingham Interchange Machin Rd, Erdington 98-106 Swan Gardens, Birmingham Six Ways Island, Erdington 39 York Road, Birmingham Barnabas Road, Erdington 32 Machin Road, Birmingham Wilton Rd, Erdington Wilton Road, Birmingham Erdington Fire Station, Erdington 4 Orphanage Road, Birmingham Mason Cottages, Yenton 65 Holly Lane, Birmingham Moor End Lane, Yenton 46 Arthur Road, Birmingham Allman Rd, Pype Hayes Holly Lane, Birmingham Woodacre Rd, Pype Hayes Quincey Drive, Fort Shopping Centre 530 Holly Lane, Birmingham Kingsbury Road, Fort Shopping Centre 587 Kingsbury Road, Birmingham Spitƒre Road, Fort Shopping Centre Wingfoot Way, Fort Shopping Centre Fort Shopping Centre Dunlop Way, Bromford Fort Parkway, Birmingham Fort Industrial Estate, Bromford Tangmere Drive, Bromford A452, Birmingham Tameside Drive, Bromford Berrandale Gardens, Buckland End Heathland Avenue, Buckland End Heathland Avenue, Birmingham Cole Hall Lane, Buckland End 60 Buckland End, Birmingham Bridgeford Rd, Buckland End Brook Meadow Road, Birmingham Heath Way, Shard End Polesworth Grove, Birmingham School Lane, Shard End Hawcroft Grove, Shard End Thistledown Road, Shard End Timberley Lane, Castle Bromwich Castle Bromwich Junior School, Smith's Wood Springƒeld Rd, Smith's Wood Clevedon Avenue, Smith's Wood Green Lane, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Morris Croft, Smith's Wood Singer Croft, Smith's Wood Bentley Court, Castle Bromwich Civil Parish Rover Drive, Smith's Wood Riley Drive, Smith's Wood Wolseley Close, Smith's Wood Lanchester Way, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Swift Close, Smith's Wood Village Centre, Smith's Wood Chester Rd, Smith's Wood Smiths Wood School, Kingshurst Woodlands Green, Bacon's End Bacons End Island, Bacon's End Cooks Lane, Bacon's End Chester Road, Birmingham Clopton Crescent, Bacon's End Chelmsley Rd, Chelmsley Wood Chelmsley Interchange Chelmsley Circle, Birmingham Direction: Erdington 96 bus Time Schedule 42 stops Erdington Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:30 AM - 11:33 PM Monday 5:03 AM - 11:33 PM Chelmsley Interchange Chelmsley Circle, Birmingham Tuesday 5:03 AM - 11:33 PM Chelmsley Rd, Chelmsley Wood Wednesday 5:03 AM - 11:33 PM Clopton Crescent, Bacon's End Thursday 5:03 AM - 11:33 PM Friday 5:03 AM - 11:33 PM Cooks Lane, Bacon's End Chester Road, Birmingham Saturday 5:03 AM - 11:33 PM Bacons End Island, Bacon's End Woodlands Green, Bacon's End 96 bus Info Overgreen Drive, Smith's Wood Direction: Erdington Stops: 42 Chester Rd, Smith's Wood Trip Duration: 40 min Line Summary: Chelmsley Interchange , Chelmsley Village Centre, Smith's Wood Rd, Chelmsley Wood, Clopton Crescent, Bacon's End, Cooks Lane, Bacon's End, Bacons End Island, Bacon's Swift Close, Smith's Wood End, Woodlands Green, Bacon's End, Overgreen Drive, Smith's Wood, Chester Rd, Smith's Wood, Village Centre, Smith's Wood, Swift Close, Smith's Wood, Wolseley Close, Smith's Wood Wolseley Close, Smith's Wood, Riley Drive, Smith's Lanchester Way, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Wood, Rover Drive, Smith's Wood, Singer Croft, Smith's Wood, Morris Croft, Smith's Wood, Clevedon Riley Drive, Smith's Wood Avenue, Smith's Wood, Springƒeld Rd, Smith's Wood, Hurst Lane, Smith's Wood, Timberley Lane, Castle Rover Drive, Smith's Wood Bromwich, Thistledown Road, Shard End, Hawcroft Humber Grove, Smith'S Wood Civil Parish Grove, Shard End, School Lane, Shard End, Bridgeford Rd, Buckland End, Haxby Ave, Buckland Singer Croft, Smith's Wood End, Berrandale Gardens, Buckland End, Tameside Drive, Bromford, Fort Industrial Estate, Bromford, Morris Croft, Smith's Wood Dunlop Way, Bromford, Fort Shopping Centre, Wingfoot Way, Fort Shopping Centre, Spitƒre Road, Clevedon Avenue, Smith's Wood Fort Shopping Centre, Tyburn Rd, Fort Shopping Green Lane, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Centre, Quincey Drive, Fort Shopping Centre, Woodacre Rd, Pype Hayes, Allman Rd, Pype Hayes, Springƒeld Rd, Smith's Wood Moor End Lane, Yenton, Mason Cottages, Yenton, Hart Road, Yenton, Erdington Fire Station, Erdington, Hurst Lane, Smith's Wood New Street, Erdington, Barnabas Road, Erdington, Chester Road, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Six Ways Island, Erdington Timberley Lane, Castle Bromwich Thistledown Road, Shard End Timberley Lane, Birmingham/Wolverhampton/Walsall/Dudley Hawcroft Grove, Shard End School Lane, Shard End Bridgeford Rd, Buckland End Brook Meadow Road, Birmingham Haxby Ave, Buckland End Buckland End, Birmingham Berrandale Gardens, Buckland End Tameside Drive, Bromford Fort Industrial Estate, Bromford Dunlop Way, Bromford Fort Parkway, Birmingham Fort Shopping Centre Wingfoot Way, Fort Shopping Centre Spitƒre Road, Fort Shopping Centre Tyburn Rd, Fort Shopping Centre 621 Kingsbury Road, Birmingham Quincey Drive, Fort Shopping Centre Holly Lane, Birmingham Woodacre Rd, Pype Hayes Allman Rd, Pype Hayes Holly Lane, Birmingham Moor End Lane, Yenton Mason Cottages, Yenton 67 Holly Lane, Birmingham Hart Road, Yenton 90 Orphanage Road, Birmingham Erdington Fire Station, Erdington 4 Orphanage Road, Birmingham New Street, Erdington New Street, Birmingham Barnabas Road, Erdington Six Ways Island, Erdington 19 York Road, Birmingham Direction: Fort Shopping Centre 96 bus Time Schedule 13 stops Fort Shopping Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:15 AM - 5:15 PM Monday Not Operational Six Ways Island, Erdington 39 York Road, Birmingham Tuesday Not Operational Barnabas Road, Erdington Wednesday Not Operational 32 Machin Road, Birmingham Thursday Not Operational Wilton Rd, Erdington Friday Not Operational Wilton Road, Birmingham Saturday Not Operational Erdington Fire Station, Erdington 4 Orphanage Road, Birmingham Mason Cottages, Yenton 65 Holly Lane, Birmingham 96 bus Info Direction: Fort Shopping Centre Moor End Lane, Yenton
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