West Midlands Bus Routes 394 and 395 - Future

Future

Due to the North Walsall Network Review on 25 April 2010, major changes are due to the corridor once again.

  • 10 - New service. Will follow the route of service 394, but then extending to Burntwood. This will travel every 20 minutes and half hourly during the Evening & on Sundays via Rushall, Shelfield, Walsall Wood, Streets Corner, Catshill, Brownhills, Ogley Hay, Chasetown & Chase Terrace.
  • 10A - New service replacing service 394A. This will travel from Walsall to Brownhills as per service 10, but will then loop around Brownhills West & Ogley Hay prior to returning back to Brownhills and returning to Walsall.
  • 394 - Service withdrawn
  • 394A - Service withdrawn
  • 394B - Service withdrawn
  • 395 - Service withdrawn

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