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1Albatross Way → Chelmsford Bus Station
2Chelmsford Bus Station → Brassie Wood South
3Brassie Wood South → Chelmsford Bus Station
4Chelmsford Bus Station → Brassie Wood South
5Brassie Wood South → Chelmsford Bus Station
6Brassie Wood South → Chelmsford Bus Station
7Brassie Wood South → Chelmsford Bus Station
Route stops

103 stops • 7 directions

Bus C10: Albatross Way => Chelmsford Bus Station via Broomfield Road
  1. Albatross Way
  2. Belfry Crescent
  3. Brassie Wood South
  4. William Porter
  5. Centenary Way
  6. Goldenacres
  7. Daffodil Way
  8. Belmonde Drive
  9. Briarswood
  10. The Ship
  11. Chelmsford Bus Station
  12. Keene Home
  13. Kings Road
  14. The Drive
  15. Patching Hall Lane
  16. Commonwealth Link
Bus C10: Chelmsford Bus Station => Brassie Wood South EXPRESS via Chelmer Valley Road
  1. Brassie Wood South
  2. Albatross Way
  3. Belfry Crescent
  4. William Porter
  5. Blacksmith Close
  6. Mountbatten Way
  7. Belmonde Drive
  8. Briarswood
  9. The Ship
  10. Chelmsford Bus Station
  11. Commonwealth Link
Bus C10: Brassie Wood South => Chelmsford Bus Station via Broomfield Road
  1. Brassie Wood South
  2. William Porter
  3. Centenary Way
  4. Goldenacres
  5. Daffodil Way
  6. Belmonde Drive
  7. Briarswood
  8. The Ship
  9. Chelmsford Bus Station
  10. Keene Home
  11. Kings Road
  12. The Drive
  13. Patching Hall Lane
  14. Commonwealth Link
Bus C10: Chelmsford Bus Station => Brassie Wood South via Broomfield Road
  1. Brassie Wood South
  2. Albatross Way
  3. Belfry Crescent
  4. William Porter
  5. Blacksmith Close
  6. Mountbatten Way
  7. Belmonde Drive
  8. Briarswood
  9. The Ship
  10. Chelmsford Bus Station
  11. King Edward VI School
  12. Keene Home
  13. Kings Road
  14. The Drive
  15. Patching Hall Lane
  16. Commonwealth Link
Bus C10: Brassie Wood South => Chelmsford Bus Station via Broomfield Road, Duke Street, and Parkway
  1. Brassie Wood South
  2. William Porter
  3. Centenary Way
  4. Goldenacres
  5. Daffodil Way
  6. Belmonde Drive
  7. Briarswood
  8. The Ship
  9. Chelmsford Bus Station
  10. Keene Home
  11. Kings Road
  12. The Drive
  13. Patching Hall Lane
  14. Chelmsford Railway Station
  15. Chelmsford Railway Station
  16. Cathedral
  17. H & M
  18. Mildmay Car Park
  19. Retail Market
  20. Commonwealth Link
Bus C10: Brassie Wood South => Chelmsford Bus Station EXPRESS via Chelmer Valley Road, Duke Street, and Parkway
  1. Brassie Wood South
  2. William Porter
  3. Centenary Way
  4. Goldenacres
  5. Daffodil Way
  6. Belmonde Drive
  7. Briarswood
  8. The Ship
  9. Chelmsford Bus Station
  10. Chelmsford Railway Station
  11. Chelmsford Railway Station
  12. Cathedral
  13. H & M
  14. Mildmay Car Park
  15. Retail Market
  16. Commonwealth Link
Bus C10: Brassie Wood South => Chelmsford Bus Station EXPRESS via Chelmer Valley Road
  1. Brassie Wood South
  2. William Porter
  3. Centenary Way
  4. Goldenacres
  5. Daffodil Way
  6. Belmonde Drive
  7. Briarswood
  8. The Ship
  9. Chelmsford Bus Station
  10. Commonwealth Link
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Common Questions About This Route
We've gathered all the essentials based on open data. Straight answers to the questions people ask most often.

What number is assigned to this route?

Route number is C10. Remember it—the number stays the same everywhere: on the stop display, in apps, on the vehicle itself. Look for C10 specifically. If you're not sure you found the right stop, just ask someone nearby: 'Does bus C10 stop here?'

Where does bus #C10 run?

This route serves the Chelmsford (UK) region. In larger metro areas, routes can pass through several districts or towns. To know for sure if it works for you, pull up the route map and check the key stops and direction.

Who's the official operator?

Operator is First Essex. This is the official company responsible for the route. If you run into problems (rude driver, breakdown, dirty vehicle, delays)—contact them. It helps to note the time, direction, and route number—makes your complaint more specific and gets handled faster. Contact info is usually on the company website or in transit apps.

Which transit system does it belong to?

This route is part of the 'First Essex' transit system. Within one network, payment and transfer rules are often consistent. Terms can differ though, so check current fares and payment methods in up-to-date sources before your trip.

Additional Route Information
Bus C10: Albatross Way => Chelmsford Bus Station via Broomfield Road

Reference

C10

Origin

Albatross Way

Destination

Chelmsford Bus Station

Via

Broomfield Road

Route network

First Essex

Operator

First Essex

Bus C10: Chelmsford Bus Station => Brassie Wood South EXPRESS via Chelmer Valley Road

Reference

C10

Origin

Chelmsford Bus Station

Destination

Brassie Wood South

Via

Chelmer Valley Road

Route network

First Essex

Operator

First Essex

Bus C10: Brassie Wood South => Chelmsford Bus Station via Broomfield Road

Reference

C10

Origin

Brassie Wood South

Destination

Chelmsford Bus Station

Via

Broomfield Road

Route network

First Essex

Operator

First Essex

Quick overview

Explore the bus C10 route in Chelmsford (UK). 7 directions, 103 stops, and an interactive route map available in one place.

Data source

The data is obtained from open sources and may contain inaccuracies. Route information is updated regularly.

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