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Post by ronnie on Apr 5, 2020 18:43:09 GMT
17 meets 153 and 476
29 meets 87 and 232
37 meets 185 and 333 ( and almost meets the 74 as well)
39 meets 156
47 meets 141 and 188
53 meets 159
57 gets very close to 285
89 meets the 178
97 meets 388
I think this was mentioned before but the 160 meets the 320. I actually did these end to end on the same day!
172 meets the 344. Think this is the highest multiple which exists
Believe the shortest route which is a multiple of another is the 507 (meets the 3)
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Post by george on Apr 5, 2020 18:56:35 GMT
17 meets 153 and 476 29 meets 87 and 232 37 meets 185 and 333 ( and almost meets the 74 as well) 39 meets 156 47 meets 141 and 188 53 meets 159 57 gets very close to 285 89 meets the 178 97 meets 388 I think this was mentioned before but the 160 meets the 320. I actually did these end to end on the same day! 172 meets the 344. Think this is the highest multiple which exists Believe the shortest route which is a multiple of another is the 507 (meets the 3) The 37 meets the 74 albeit without passengers when the buses stand at Putney Heath rather than AF late evening. |
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Post by rif153 on Apr 5, 2020 19:06:53 GMT
The 4 meets five of its multiples; the 8 at St Pauls, 40 at Blackfriars, parallels the 56 between Angel and St Pauls, 76 and 100 at St Pauls. Before the Central London bus changes it met the 68, 168, 172, 176, 188 all crossing Waterloo Bridge together.
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Post by LondonNorthern on Apr 5, 2020 19:28:13 GMT
The 4 meets five of its multiples; the 8 at St Pauls, 40 at Blackfriars, parallels the 56 between Angel and St Pauls, 76 and 100 at St Pauls. Before the Central London bus changes it met the 68, 168, 172, 176, 188 all crossing Waterloo Bridge together. Also meets the N20 at Archway & 236 at Finsbury Park. |
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Post by LondonNorthern on Apr 5, 2020 19:29:33 GMT
17 meets 153 and 476 29 meets 87 and 232 37 meets 185 and 333 ( and almost meets the 74 as well) 39 meets 156 47 meets 141 and 188 53 meets 159 57 gets very close to 285 89 meets the 178 97 meets 388 I think this was mentioned before but the 160 meets the 320. I actually did these end to end on the same day! 172 meets the 344. Think this is the highest multiple which exists Believe the shortest route which is a multiple of another is the 507 (meets the 3) N207 & 414? |
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Post by class387 on Apr 5, 2020 19:30:27 GMT
313 and 626, twice a day at Dame Alice Owens School. This is most likely the highest multiple that exists right now.
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Post by rif153 on Apr 5, 2020 19:31:27 GMT
17 meets 153 and 476 29 meets 87 and 232 37 meets 185 and 333 ( and almost meets the 74 as well) 39 meets 156 47 meets 141 and 188 53 meets 159 57 gets very close to 285 89 meets the 178 97 meets 388 I think this was mentioned before but the 160 meets the 320. I actually did these end to end on the same day! 172 meets the 344. Think this is the highest multiple which exists Believe the shortest route which is a multiple of another is the 507 (meets the 3) N207 & 414? Both are also multiples of 23 meeting the route at Marble Arch |
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Post by MetrolineGA1511 on Apr 5, 2020 20:15:55 GMT
By the time route 250 was introduced in 1988 route 50 was established in the area. I therefore wouldn't be surprised if route 250 got its number through route 50. That reminds me, back in Ilford route 25 meets routes 150 and 425 (the latter route probably getting its number from route 25). |
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Post by ronnie on Apr 6, 2020 10:28:00 GMT
17 meets 153 and 476 29 meets 87 and 232 37 meets 185 and 333 ( and almost meets the 74 as well) 39 meets 156 47 meets 141 and 188 53 meets 159 57 gets very close to 285 89 meets the 178 97 meets 388 I think this was mentioned before but the 160 meets the 320. I actually did these end to end on the same day! 172 meets the 344. Think this is the highest multiple which exists Believe the shortest route which is a multiple of another is the 507 (meets the 3) N207 & 414? Tricky one which I have been debating. Those buses will actually never meet given 414 is not 24 hours |
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Post by busaholic on Apr 6, 2020 12:06:34 GMT
17 meets 153 and 476 29 meets 87 and 232 37 meets 185 and 333 ( and almost meets the 74 as well) 39 meets 156 47 meets 141 and 188 53 meets 159 57 gets very close to 285 89 meets the 178 97 meets 388 I think this was mentioned before but the 160 meets the 320. I actually did these end to end on the same day! 172 meets the 344. Think this is the highest multiple which exists Believe the shortest route which is a multiple of another is the 507 (meets the 3) Would the 160 buses, though not in service, also meet 480 non-TfL buses at Dartford? |
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Post by LondonNorthern on Apr 6, 2020 12:44:19 GMT
Tricky one which I have been debating. Those buses will actually never meet given 414 is not 24 hours The early services from Holborn might (23:45 service) |
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Post by M1104 on Apr 6, 2020 13:44:11 GMT
If the 88 still got to Tooting, which after all used to happen bigtime, it would meet the 176 and 264. If only the number 352 had been used instead of the 452, that's another one! Also then met the 44 at Tooting |
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Post by redexpress on Apr 6, 2020 20:44:24 GMT
Tricky one which I have been debating. Those buses will actually never meet given 414 is not 24 hours The early services from Holborn might (23:45 service) Last 414 is scheduled through Marble Arch at 0038; first N207 is scheduled through Marble Arch at 0007 (2359 weekends). So plenty of scope for the two to meet. |
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Post by rif153 on Apr 7, 2020 9:20:12 GMT
The 189 meets the 7 at Marble Arch (189/27) and the 27 at Baker Street (189/7)
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Post by tbmlondon on Apr 7, 2020 10:21:43 GMT
The (T)32 used to meet the 64 at Addington Village and New Addington before it got withdrawn.
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