West Midlands Birmingham To Sutton Coldfield Bus Corridor
National Express West Midlands operate The Sutton Lines which are a group of bus services running between Birmingham City Centre and Sutton Coldfield, in the West Midlands area of England, often via Erdington.
The majority of the services then extend past Sutton Coldfield to multiple destinations such as Falcon Lodge, Hill Hook and Roughley. Two other services 110 and 112 follow the same corridor which are operated by Arriva Midlands.
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