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Post by northlondon83 on Oct 3, 2023 18:26:53 GMT
Of the 4 routes that changed operator this week (346, 404, 450 and C3) none of them meet. I wonder when the last time that was the case with 4 or more routes changing operators on the same day but not meeting each other.
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Post by britishguy54 on Oct 3, 2023 18:44:02 GMT
what routes join and rejoin the most times? Example: B15 and B16 At Bexleyheath they join at Clock Tower, then separate near Crook Log, then rejoin/separate at Welling, then rejoin/separate at Falconwood, then join at Eltham where they then separate at Eltham Green, and vice versa. 103/499: Split at Crow Lane Join at Becontree Heath Split/Rejoin at Queen’s Hospital Split at Romford Police Station Join at Pettits Lane Split at Gobions Avenue Rejoin at Chase Cross
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Post by Jack on Oct 3, 2023 18:46:52 GMT
what routes join and rejoin the most times? Example: B15 and B16 At Bexleyheath they join at Clock Tower, then separate near Crook Log, then rejoin/separate at Welling, then rejoin/separate at Falconwood, then join at Eltham where they then separate at Eltham Green, and vice versa. The H28 crosses over the H91 4 times along the Great West Road
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Post by cardinal on Oct 3, 2023 22:24:06 GMT
what routes join and rejoin the most times? Example: B15 and B16 At Bexleyheath they join at Clock Tower, then separate near Crook Log, then rejoin/separate at Welling, then rejoin/separate at Falconwood, then join at Eltham where they then separate at Eltham Green, and vice versa. The H28 crosses over the H91 4 times along the Great West Road Also 235 & 237 at Staines Rd/Wellington Rd N , Hounslow High St / Kingsley Rd , Wood Lane / London Rd , and Busch Corner .
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Post by sam97 on Oct 12, 2023 17:18:44 GMT
There are some fleet numbers that have the same number as their allocated route number. Example 10(179) is part of the 179 allocation. I’m sure there are more example of that.
Edit: typing this as I’m on the 179. But the fleet number 10178. Close enough 😂
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Post by abellion on Oct 12, 2023 18:18:18 GMT
There are some fleet numbers that have the same number as their allocated route number. Example 10(179) is part of the 179 allocation. I’m sure there are more example of that. Edit: typing this as I’m on the 179. But the fleet number 10178. Close enough 😂 This came up a few times and GAL has quite a few where they aren't neccessarily allocated but are at the same garage - WHV44 and WVN44 on the 44 until November (are there any more pairs for a single route?) WHV87/88 on the 87/88 EH77 on the 77 WHV176/188 on the 176/188 EH171/172 on the 171/172
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Post by londonbuses on Oct 12, 2023 18:37:49 GMT
There are some fleet numbers that have the same number as their allocated route number. Example 10(179) is part of the 179 allocation. I’m sure there are more example of that. Edit: typing this as I’m on the 179. But the fleet number 10178. Close enough 😂 This came up a few times and GAL has quite a few where they aren't neccessarily allocated but are at the same garage - WHV44 and WVN44 on the 44 until November (are there any more pairs for a single route?) WHV87/88 on the 87/88 EH77 on the 77 WHV176/188 on the 176/188 EH171/172 on the 171/172 Ee69 on the 69, SEe100 on the 100, Ee154 on the 154.
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Post by M1104 on Oct 12, 2023 18:38:18 GMT
There are some fleet numbers that have the same number as their allocated route number. Example 10(179) is part of the 179 allocation. I’m sure there are more example of that. Edit: typing this as I’m on the 179. But the fleet number 10178. Close enough 😂 This came up a few times and GAL has quite a few where they aren't neccessarily allocated but are at the same garage - WHV44 and WVN44 on the 44 until November (are there any more pairs for a single route?) WHV87/88 on the 87/88 EH77 on the 77 WHV176/188 on the 176/188 EH171/172 on the 171/172 Q: MHV1 and 1 (until a few days ago) SW: E155 and 155 (though unlikely)
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Post by ronnie on Oct 12, 2023 19:09:43 GMT
The junction of Belmont hill, Lewis grove, lewisham high street and Lee high road has 2 separate sets of buses which are multiples of each other, meeting at the junction
- 54 and 108 - 89 and 178
Not sure if there is any other junction / place like this
Also has a prime number (89) and two squares (225, 484) passing through
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Post by mb171 on Oct 12, 2023 19:44:10 GMT
The junction of Belmont hill, Lewis grove, lewisham high street and Lee high road has 2 separate sets of buses which are multiples of each other, meeting at the junction - 54 and 108 - 89 and 178 Not sure if there is any other junction / place like this Also has a prime number (89) and a square (225) passing through If the 122 had gone via Queen Elizabeth Hospital, it would have been possible for the 122 and 244 as well as the 89 and 178 to meet at the same junction at Baker Road.
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Post by redexpress on Oct 12, 2023 20:23:54 GMT
The junction of Belmont hill, Lewis grove, lewisham high street and Lee high road has 2 separate sets of buses which are multiples of each other, meeting at the junction - 54 and 108 - 89 and 178 Not sure if there is any other junction / place like this Also has a prime number (89) and a square (225) passing through Until last month Bricklayers Arms had the 21, 42, 63 and 168 which are all multiples of 21 - so could have had two separate sets (e.g. 21/63 and 42/168).
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Post by ronnie on Oct 12, 2023 22:46:12 GMT
The junction of Belmont hill, Lewis grove, lewisham high street and Lee high road has 2 separate sets of buses which are multiples of each other, meeting at the junction - 54 and 108 - 89 and 178 Not sure if there is any other junction / place like this Also has a prime number (89) and a square (225) passing through Until last month Bricklayers Arms had the 21, 42, 63 and 168 which are all multiples of 21 - so could have had two separate sets (e.g. 21/63 and 42/168). Actually just realised elephant and castle has all the variety we need - 68 / 136 - 12 / 468 - squares: 1, 196 - cubes: 343 - consecutive routes: 171/172, 343/344
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Post by enviroPB on Oct 12, 2023 22:47:17 GMT
There are some fleet numbers that have the same number as their allocated route number. Example 10(179) is part of the 179 allocation. I’m sure there are more example of that. Edit: typing this as I’m on the 179. But the fleet number 10178. Close enough 😂 This came up a few times and GAL has quite a few where they aren't neccessarily allocated but are at the same garage - WHV44 and WVN44 on the 44 until November (are there any more pairs for a single route?) WHV87/88 on the 87/88 EH77 on the 77 WHV176/188 on the 176/188 EH171/172 on the 171/172 To contribute to what you already have: WHV185 on the 185 EH40/42 on the 40/42 WS108 on the 108 EH15 on the 15 EH147 has made it out onto the 147 in the past, as well as WVL474 appearing on the 474 pretty frequently when GAL owned both routes between March 2017 and May 2018.
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Post by mb171 on Oct 13, 2023 5:18:29 GMT
Until last month Bricklayers Arms had the 21, 42, 63 and 168 which are all multiples of 21 - so could have had two separate sets (e.g. 21/63 and 42/168). Actually just realised elephant and castle has all the variety we need - 68 / 136 - 12 / 468 - squares: 1, 196 - cubes: 343 - consecutive routes: 171/172, 343/344 And 172 x 2 = 344 🤭
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Post by tbmlondon on Oct 13, 2023 16:56:15 GMT
This came up a few times and GAL has quite a few where they aren't neccessarily allocated but are at the same garage - WHV44 and WVN44 on the 44 until November (are there any more pairs for a single route?) WHV87/88 on the 87/88 EH77 on the 77 WHV176/188 on the 176/188 EH171/172 on the 171/172 Ee69 on the 69, SEe100 on the 100, Ee154 on the 154. 162 on the 162
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