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Post by ronnie on Aug 11, 2020 12:43:32 GMT
The 111 and 285 are rare examples of routes which have the same destination points. There are more 214 and 271 132, 422 and 486 N5 and N113 322 and 417 |
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Post by 15002 on Aug 11, 2020 12:46:18 GMT
The 53 has a turn at Orchard Road onto Griffin Road that can either be easy or Avery challenging depending on conditions like traffic blocking the road. Which routes run to unique terminuses both ends? The 124 is one, and IIRC no other buses terminated at Whitehall normally other than the 53 before its cut, now the 3 terminates there. 365 and 174 would be good candidates Also the 103 W15 as well would be a good candidate. 365 not so much, it isn’t unique in Havering Park which is also where the 294 terminates. |
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Post by wirewiper on Aug 11, 2020 12:57:25 GMT
The 53 has a turn at Orchard Road onto Griffin Road that can either be easy or Avery challenging depending on conditions like traffic blocking the road. Which routes run to unique terminuses both ends? The 124 is one, and IIRC no other buses terminated at Whitehall normally other than the 53 before its cut, now the 3 terminates there. 365 and 174 would be good candidates Also the 103 H13, 288, 292. |
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Post by LJ17THF on Aug 11, 2020 13:01:03 GMT
Does anybody know 1. Which 2 routes share the most stops? and 2. Which 2 routes share the longest overall distance? 109 and 250, 68 and 468, 36 and 436, 14 and 414, 53 and 453, 37 and 337. It's generally routes that have a similar number that follow other routes to provide a combined PVR. |
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Post by 725DYE on Aug 11, 2020 13:02:00 GMT
The 111 and 285 are rare examples of routes which have the same destination points. 109 and 250 406 and 418 There are further examples which others have already mentioned Sorry mate, think you will quickly regret using the word "rare"  |
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Post by george on Aug 11, 2020 13:04:26 GMT
The 111 and 285 are rare examples of routes which have the same destination points. No longer but previously 33 and 267. |
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Post by LJ17THF on Aug 11, 2020 13:08:39 GMT
The 111 and 285 are rare examples of routes which have the same destination points. 109 and 250 406 and 418 There are further examples which others have already mentioned Sorry mate, think you will quickly regret using the word "rare" The 250 no longer goes to Croydon Town Centre . Also, hasn't something like this been mentioned in this very thread before (or at least somewhere in this forum)? |
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Post by mb171 on Aug 11, 2020 13:09:35 GMT
What route (s) have the "steepest" bus stops in London? Something I have always wondered?
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Post by kmkcheng on Aug 11, 2020 13:17:25 GMT
The 111 and 285 are rare examples of routes which have the same destination points. 109 and 250 406 and 418 There are further examples which others have already mentioned Sorry mate, think you will quickly regret using the word "rare" 83 and 245 (although one terminates at station/garage and the other the Sainsbury’s) 143 and C11 223 and H17 I suppose H9/10 and H18/19 should count even though they are circular |
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Post by rif153 on Aug 11, 2020 13:22:48 GMT
The 111 and 285 are rare examples of routes which have the same destination points. Not that rare there are plenty of other examples. Another is the A10 and U3. Incidentally this means Heathrow Central has two pairs of routes which share the same termini, 111 and 285 both go to Kingston whilst A10 and U3 both go to Uxbridge. |
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Post by vjaska on Aug 11, 2020 13:32:10 GMT
What route (s) have the "steepest" bus stops in London? Something I have always wondered? Not sure but I’d say the stop near the top of Spa Hill in Upper Norwood for the 450 |
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Post by busman on Aug 11, 2020 14:00:08 GMT
What route (s) have the "steepest" bus stops in London? Something I have always wondered? The Erith-bound 99 has a stop halfway up Bostall Hill which is pretty steep. |
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Post by busman on Aug 11, 2020 14:14:30 GMT
What route (s) have the "steepest" bus stops in London? Something I have always wondered? The Erith-bound 99 has a stop halfway up Bostall Hill which is pretty steep. The highest bus stop overall might be Graham Hall Coachworks on Westerham Hill (246 both directions). |
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Post by kmkcheng on Aug 11, 2020 14:29:59 GMT
What route (s) have the "steepest" bus stops in London? Something I have always wondered? The H17 and 258 have some steep stops going up to Harrow on the Hill |
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Post by ronnie on Aug 11, 2020 15:19:05 GMT
What route (s) have the "steepest" bus stops in London? Something I have always wondered? The H17 and 258 have some steep stops going up to Harrow on the Hill The 271/210 also have a very steep journey from archway to highgate hill. Also all routes going to muswell hill |
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