Bus passengers are being reminded to check timetables before they travel, with National Express making some changes from this Sunday.
Changes will include new services from Sutton Coldfield, as well as alterations to the No.41 route which will now go to Heartlands and Queen Elizabeth hospitals, via Tyseley, Acocks Green and Hay Mills.
National Express commercial director Chris Gibbens said: “We’re making minor timetable changes to many of our bus services in Birmingham and the Black Country to improve reliability.
“We’re also bringing in some new services for Sutton Coldfield. On certain sections of these routes, there aren’t any bus stops, so the buses will stop and pick up customers if they signal to the driver that they want to get on.
“There will also be changes to the 41 - it will now go to both Heartlands and Queen Elizabeth hospitals, via Tyseley, Acocks Green and Hay Mills.
“We’d like to reassure customers who maybe haven’t travelled in a while that at National Express, we are still doing everything we can to keep them safe.
“That includes extra cleaning; applying a long-lasting antimicrobial protective treatment that kills viruses - even between cleans; and keeping fresh air flowing through our buses.
“All you have to do is check our website and hop on.”
