Buses on the Outer Circle travel both clockwise (service 11C) and anti-clockwise (11A). Operated by National Express West Midlands usually with new Wrightbus Volvo double decker buses. The number 11 is Europe's longest urban bus route and first came into existence in 1923. The route passes such landmarks as Cadbury in Bournville, one of the world's largest chocolate factory. The service is run commercially. The route is also traversed, annually, by a cavalcade of vintage buses.
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| - Buses on the Outer Circle travel both clockwise (service 11C) and anti-clockwise (11A). Operated by National Express West Midlands usually with new Wrightbus Volvo double decker buses. The number 11 is Europe's longest urban bus route and first came into existence in 1923. The route passes such landmarks as Cadbury in Bournville, one of the world's largest chocolate factory. The service is run commercially. The route is also traversed, annually, by a cavalcade of vintage buses.
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| - Buses on the Outer Circle travel both clockwise (service 11C) and anti-clockwise (11A). Operated by National Express West Midlands usually with new Wrightbus Volvo double decker buses. The number 11 is Europe's longest urban bus route and first came into existence in 1923. The route passes such landmarks as Cadbury in Bournville, one of the world's largest chocolate factory. The service is run commercially. A full circuit takes 2hrs and 20 minutes to complete, and the service carries 50,000 passengers each day. There are 272 bus stops. The route serves 233 schools, colleges or university|universities, 69 leisure and community facilities, 40 pubs, 19 retail centres and 6 hospitals. It also links some 15 commercial centres. The route is also traversed, annually, by a cavalcade of vintage buses.
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