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<\/p>\nA section of the number 95 service was pulled due to anti-social behaviour<\/p>\n
The National Express West Midlands number 95 service is operating on the normal line of route, however a number of journeys were diverted on April 8 due to recurring issues with anti-social behaviour (Image: Google)<\/p>\n
Part of a popular National Express West Midlands bus route was pulled due to anti-social behaviour.<\/p>\n
The number 95 route was unable to pick up passengers from Longmeadow Crescent to Fordbridge Road in Shard End after thugs targeted buses on Wednesday evening (April 8).<\/p>\n
NXWM said the issues were “recurring” and puts passengers and staff at risk.<\/p>\n
Read More: Dangerous driving arrest after boy, 3, struck by car in Birmingham<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n The number 95 links Birmingham’s Priory Queensway to Chelmsley Wood Interchange via Saltley, Washwood Heath, Ward End, Hodge Hill, Shard End and Kingshurst.<\/p>\n The route was diverted via Chester Road and Cooks Lane, then reinstated.<\/p>\n Ensure our latest headlines always appear at the top of your Google Search by making us a Preferred Source. Click here<\/a> to activate or add us as your Preferred Source in your Google search settings.<\/strong><\/p>\n A bus company spokesperson said: \u201cThe National Express West Midlands number 95 service is operating on the normal line of route, however a number of journeys were diverted last night due to recurring issues with anti-social behaviour targeted at buses.<\/p>\n “This type of behaviour is very dangerous and totally unacceptable.<\/p>\n “It puts our colleagues and passengers at risk and means customers can’t use a bus while we’re repairing the damage to our vehicles.”We work very closely with the Safer Travel police to identify those involved and bring them to justice.<\/p>\n