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Post by Deleted on Apr 28, 2015 10:51:50 GMT
The day route and the night route are not identical yet the 102 is considered an ordinary 24-hours service. Why does the night service start/finish at Golders Green? I enjoy the 102 and consider it one of the best routes in London
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Post by Nathan on Apr 28, 2015 11:11:30 GMT
The day route and the night route are not identical yet the 102 is considered an ordinary 24-hours service. Why does the night service start/finish at Golders Green? I enjoy the 102 and consider it one of the best routes in London Because the shopping centre is closed overnight...? |
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Post by rmz19 on Apr 28, 2015 11:16:12 GMT
The day route and the night route are not identical yet the 102 is considered an ordinary 24-hours service. Why does the night service start/finish at Golders Green? I enjoy the 102 and consider it one of the best routes in London Because the shopping centre is closed overnight...? I think it's because of the opposition from local residents along Pennine Drive, I know it's ridiculous. |
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Post by snoggle on Apr 28, 2015 11:58:30 GMT
Because the shopping centre is closed overnight...? I think it's because of the opposition from local residents along Pennine Drive, I know it's ridiculous. Oh that's why is it? Other night routes do reach Brent Cross Bus Station - 189 and 266 for example so the shopping centre isn't the issue. A few years back the bus station didn't open overnight so buses terminated short. |
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