Re: The time table display screen - Bromsgrove.
Posted: 22:30 Friday 12th December 2025
This is a link to the government website where all the bus data is deposited and made available for use in apps and websites
https://data.bus-data.dft.gov.uk/timetable/?status=live
if you sort by Worcestershire and First Bus you will get the First Midland Red data
Every bus stop in the country has a unique number known as the ATOC code. Stops in a particular local authority area all start with the same number so in the TfWM area all stop numbers start with 43 and Worcestershire ones start with 20.
To answer the question on why the X20 destination shows Square Peg. Each stop name is made up of two field descriptor which should by convention be the road name and nearest side road or landmark so the terminus of the X20 is actually Corporation Street, Square Peg. It depends which field has been picked to generate the electronic information
https://data.bus-data.dft.gov.uk/timetable/?status=live
if you sort by Worcestershire and First Bus you will get the First Midland Red data
Every bus stop in the country has a unique number known as the ATOC code. Stops in a particular local authority area all start with the same number so in the TfWM area all stop numbers start with 43 and Worcestershire ones start with 20.
To answer the question on why the X20 destination shows Square Peg. Each stop name is made up of two field descriptor which should by convention be the road name and nearest side road or landmark so the terminus of the X20 is actually Corporation Street, Square Peg. It depends which field has been picked to generate the electronic information
