List of Routes
Arriva operate the following services in Derby;
| Service | Line of route |
|---|---|
| 22 | Derby - Chaddesden - Oakwood - Chaddesden - Derby |
| 24 | Derby - Chaddesden - Oakwood - Chaddesden - Derby |
| 26 | Derby - Chaddesden - Oakwood |
| 28 | Derby - Slack Lane - Mackworth - Ashbourne Road - Derby |
| 29 | Derby - Ashbourne Road - Mackworth - Slack Lane - Derby |
| 32 | Derby - Littleover Lane |
| 33 | Derby - Littleover - Oaklands Ave - Sunnyhill - Derby |
| 33A | Derby - Royal Hospital - Oaklands Ave - Sunnyhill - Derby |
| 36 | Derby - Sunnyhill - Oaklands Ave - Littleover - Derby |
| 36A | Derby - Sunnyhill - Oaklands Ave - Royal Hospital - Derby |
| 37 | Derby - Stenson Road - Sinfin Moor - Stenson Road - Derby |
| 38 | Derby - Sinfin Lane - Sinfin Moor - Sinfin Lane - Derby |
| 40 | Derby - Allenton - Alvaston - Derby (circular) |
| 41 | Derby - Alvaston - Allenton - Derby (circular) |
| 42 | Derby - Alvaston - Allenton - Derby |
| 43 | Derby - Allenton - Alvaston - Derby |
| 44 | Derby - Alvaston - Derby (circular) |
| 45 | Derby - Alvaston - Derby (circular) |
| 60 | Derby - Allenton - Shelton Lock - Chellaston |
| 61 | Derby - Chellaston - Melbourne - Swadlincote |
| 109 | Derby - Weston Underwood - Ashbourne |
| Swift | Derby - Brailsford - Ashbourne - Mayfield |
| X38 | Derby - Burton (jointly operated with Trent Barton) |
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