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ROWLEY REGIS (ROW) Exit the station via the ramp from either platform towards the road bridge (Station Road). Stops A and B are close to the station exit. To access stops C and D, turn right into Station Road, continue to the traffic lights, and turn right into Oldbury Road. To access stops E and F, turn left out of the station, turn right at the roundabout and then first left. Timetables for any bus route can be obtained by clicking on the appropriate link below the map. Times of the next few buses due at each stop may be obtained from Google Maps by clicking the link below and then clicking on the appropriate bus stop icon and selecting the bus route from the list on the left https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@52.4770166,-2.0330726,409m/data=!3m1!1e3 Op Route Stop Route C BLACKHEATH NatX 4 D Oldbury, Sandwell & Dudley Station, West Bromwich, Stone Cross, WALSALL https://bustimes.org/services/4-walsall-blackheath-via-west-bromwich C Blackheath, Halesowen, HAYLEY GREEN NatX 4H D Oldbury, Sandwell & Dudley Station, West Bromwich, Stone Cross, WALSALL https://bustimes.org/services/4h-walsall-halesowen-via-west-bromwich C Blackheath, Rowley Regis Hospital, Old Hill, Cradley Heath, Quarry Bank, MERRY HILL NatX 4M D Oldbury, Sandwell & Dudley Station, West Bromwich, Stone Cross, WALSALL https://bustimes.org/services/4m-walsall-merry-hill-via-west-bromwich C Blackheath, Halesowen, HAYLEY GREEN Diam 4H D Oldbury, Sandwell & Dudley Station, West Bromwich, Stone Cross, WALSALL https://bustimes.org/services/4h-walsall-hayley-green-via-west-bromwich-2 E BLACKHEATH NatX 13A F Brandhall, Warley, Bearwood, BIRMINGHAM https://bustimes.org/services/13a-birmingham-blackheath-via-bearwood A BLACKHEATH Diam 231 B Hurst Green, HALESOWEN https://bustimes.org/services/231-halesowen-to-blackheath.

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