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Bus stop closure to speed up journeys

routeone Team
Published: September 12, 2017
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Up to 90 bus stops on five corridors in south Birmingham could be closed in a trial to speed up bus journeys.

Over the years passenger and local councillors’ requests, plus land use changes mean that some areas are over-served, as little as 130m apart. The local standard is 400m. The suggestion came from National Express West Midlands during a network review.

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