Routes
| Route number | Route |
| Villagelink 1 | Takeley to Saffron Walden |
| Villagelink 5 | Bishop's Stortford to Saffron Walden |
| Villagelink 7 | Bishop's Stortford to Bentfield Green |
| 7A | Bishop's Stortford to Stansted Mountfitchet |
| Villagelink 9 | Braintree to Great Bardfield |
| Villagelink 10 | Braintree to Great Bardfield |
| 11 | Chrishall to Saffron Walden |
| 14 | Staple Tye, Harlow to Templefields, Harlow |
| 17 | Saffron Walden to Great Bardfield |
| 18 | Haverhill to Newport,Essex Newport |
| 21 | Bocking to Black Notley |
| 71C | Chelmsford to Colchester |
| 73A | Chelmsford to Maldon |
| 118 | Great Yeldham to Newport |
| 133 | Braintree to Stansted Airport |
| 301 | Bishop's Stortford to Saffron Walden via Audley End railway station |
| 302 | Bishop's Stortford, St Michaels Mead to Saffron Walden via Audley End railway station |
| 306 | Wicken Bonhunt to Bishop's Stortford |
| 317 | Elsenham to Bishop's Stortford |
| 318 | Bishop's Stortford to Thaxted |
| 319 | Bishop's Stortford to Great Dunmow |
| 347 | Harlow to Hatfield Broad Oak |
| 392 | Harlow to Rye Park |
| KM0213/1 | Saffron Walden to Mountfitchet Mathematics & Computing College |
| KM0213/2 | Takeley to Mountfitchet Mathematics & Computing College |
| KM0213/3 | Hatfield Broad Oak to Mountfitchet Mathematics & Computing College |
| KM0213/4 | Watch House Green, Felsted to Mountfitchet Mathematics & Computing College |
| KM0213/5 | Wicken Bonhunt to Mountfitchet Mathematics & Computing College |
| KM0213/6 | Harlow to Mountfitchet Mathematics & Computing College |
| KM0213/7 | Witham to Mountfitchet Mathematics & Computing College |
| JM0104 | Ashdon to Saffron Walden County High School |
| LM0127 | Causeway End, Felsted to Helena Romanes School and Sixth Form Centre |
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