*Update -Road clear and services back to usual route* 

Lyoncross Road is blocked 

Service X8 is affected 

Service will be diverted via Linthaugh Road and  Braidcraft Road

*Update - road reopen* 

Firth Park Road, Fir Vale has been closed due to a police incident.

47 & 48 Services  are affected - Until further notice

Services diverted via Barnsley Road & Hucklow Road in both directions.

SCC roadworks have narrowed the lower section of Derbyshire Lane at the junction of Chesterfield Road.

Services currently able to operate normal route

18, 18a & 20 Services affected 

Works due for completion on 19th September.

*Update - Road clear / service back to normal route from 09:25*

The road is blocked due to an RTC on the Murray Roundabout 

Services 6, 18 & 201 are affected. 

Diversion via Murray Road, Queensway, Cornwall Street and  E.K bus station. 

The road is blocked due to an RTC on the Murray Roundabout 

Services 6, 18 & 201 are affected. 

Diversion via Murray Road, Queensway, Cornwall Street and  E.K bus station. 

Due to an incident on Chapeltown Road, the 2, 3, and 3A services are required to divert until further notice.

Services to Roundhay, Brakenwood and Gledhow only are diverted via Sheepscar junction to Scotthall Road, then Stainbeck Lane. 

Due to an incident at A82 Dumbarton, services are required to divert until further notice. 

Services to Balloch will divert through Dumbarton East. Passengers are advised to use the 206 to get to Bellsmyre etc.

Rowhedge Road, Rowhedge will be closed for roadworks from Monday 23rd September to Monday 21st October 2024.

Due to the location of the road closure the S9 service will be placed on diversion:

Towards Rowhedge

The S9 service will divert via Fingringhoe Road and Rectory Road. The bus journey will terminate at the turning circle. Passengers will be able to disembark and board the service at the turning circle. 

Due to a Police incident, North Bridge has been closed.

Services are to divert Via St Georges bridge in both directions until further notice

Background

First Bus is one of the largest bus companies in the UK, carrying more than a million passengers a day.  Our goal is to have a zero-emission bus fleet by 2035 and we are well on our way to meeting to our target.  We have 650+ zero emission vehicles on the road and rapid charging infrastructure installed across 10+ depots nationwide.

Fast, accessible, and high-volume charging is crucial for electrifying transport and we stand ready to be a leader in providing this critical infrastructure.