The proposed changes to routes 3, 6, 11, 23, 26, 59, 77, 133, 211, C10 and N26 will still go ahead to minimise the impact of withdrawn routes and ensure a continued reliable bus network in central and inner London.
What buses are TfL scrapping?
These changes include some modifications, and four routes that will no longer run:
- North London – Edgware Road – bus routes 6 (24hr), 16, N16, and 23 (24hr) and new route N32.
- South London – Horse ferry Road – bus routes 3, 77, 507 and C10.
- South London – Waterloo – bus routes 59, 133, and 521.
Which London buses are on strike?
Strikes are planned on these days: Tuesday 13 and Wednesday 14 December 2022. Friday 16 and Saturday 17 December 2022. Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 January 2023.
After strikes
- Expect early-morning disruption.
- A good service will be running by late morning.
- Plan ahead and check your travel.
What bus routes are affected by the London Marathon?
The Jubilee, Circle and District lines, and DLR, have stops close to the marathon route and are also likely to be busier than usual. Buses travelling on roads affected by the marathon will either be diverted or will not run the full length of their route until after the event.
Are buses affected by TfL strike?
Night buses will run as normal into the morning of the start of a period of strike action. A full list of the affected routes is on the TfL website. TfL will ensure as many bus services as possible run in the affected areas, but they will be busier than usual. Routes in other areas will be run as normal.
Why did they get rid of trolley buses?
Environmentally friendly and cheap, they finally succumbed to car ownership and fossil fuel on 11 January 1970. Yet half a century later – almost to the day – local councils now see electric public transport as an answer to congestion and air pollution.
Why did TfL get rid of bendy buses?
During the 2008 mayoral campaign, victorious Boris Johnson pledged to withdraw articulated buses on the grounds that they were unsuitable for London, and to introduce a modern version of the AEC Routemaster.
What stations are affected by tube strike?
Which London Tube stations are affected by the strike?
- Euston.
- Green Park.
- Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3.
- Heathrow Terminal 4.
- Heathrow Terminal 5.
- Hatton Cross.
- Hounslow West.
- King’s Cross St Pancras.
Is the Elizabeth line on strike?
Industrial action to affect Elizabeth line, London Overground and TfL in December 2022 and January 2023. Industrial action is taking place on several dates in December 2022 and January 2023. 48 hour strikes will take place on the dates below: Tuesday 13 and Wednesday 14 December 2022.
Is the Elizabeth line working today?
The Elizabeth line is now open.
What is the least used London bus route?
13) The London bus route with the least stops is the 609
Non-bus related fact: Harrodian was until the 1980s a sports club for Harrod’s employees, and when it was sold and turned into a school it was repeatedly taken to court by Mohamed Al-Fayed who objected to them keeping the name.
What stations are closed for the London Marathon?
Full list of road closures and approximate timings
- Charlton Way – 4am to 1pm.
- Shooters Hill Road – 4am to 1pm.
- St John’s Park – 4am to 1pm.
- Charlton Road – 7am to 1pm.
- Old Dover Road – 7am to 1pm.
- Little Heath – 7am to 1pm.
- Charlton Park Lane – 7am to 1pm.
- Artillery Place – 7am to 1pm.
What roads are closed for the Boston marathon 2022?
Roadway Closures and Parking Restrictions
- Blagden Street, (south side, opposite side of Library) Huntington Avenue to Exeter Street for HP parking.
- Boylston Street, (both sides) Exeter Street to Dartmouth Street.
- Boylston Street, Dartmouth Street (from Dartmouth Street to Clarendon Street)
Is Arriva buses still on strike?
Following what Unite is calling an “eleventh hour” improved offer from Arriva, the strikes have been suspended.
Are Arriva buses on strike today?
Updated: 5th September 2022
ArrivaClick Ebbsfleet is operating as normal.
What happens if you tap out but not in TfL?
Charges if you don’t touch in and out
If you don’t touch in and out, we can’t tell where you’ve travelled from or to, so your journey will be incomplete. Maximum fares don’t count towards capping. If you don’t touch in, you may be charged a penalty fare.
Why use trams instead of buses?
Trams run on hard wheels and rails that can be fully recycled and have much lower rolling resistance than soft rubber tyres. They are plugged directly into the mains, negating the need for energy and resource intensive batteries that need their own separate and often more expensive charging infrastructure.
Are there still bendy buses?
The bendy buses will all be withdrawn before the end of 2022 and we will ensure their last day of service is notified as far in advance as possible as we know there are a few fans of the bendy buses out there who may want to enjoy one last ride.”
Do they still use bendy buses?
The baycar service 6 changed over to smaller vehicles and 604 was painted into standard fleet livery. The remaining 15 bendy buses continued to work Ely routes 17 and 18. Operation of these distinctive vehicles have finally come to an end, with the last day of operation being the 29th January 2022.
How many Routemasters are left?
Most Routemasters were built for London Transport, although small numbers were built for British European Airways and the Northern General Transport Company. A total of 2,876 Routemasters were built, of which 1,280 are still in existence.
| AEC Routemaster | |
|---|---|
| Successor | New Routemaster |
What happens to old London buses?
But what happens to London buses when they finally retire? Well, many as we know are sold off to collectors who keep them running as part of heritage routes and display them at festivals. Some find their way into private hands where they have become anything from cafes and libraries to homes and wedding venues.