Operators serving Watford Junction Station

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There certainly seems to be more than one non-TfL operator serving Watford.  Does anyone know if there is a day ticket valid on all Watford area buses.
Travelling from Watford Junction on the 258 towards South Harrow, I found some of the ridiculously narrow streets around Harrow School rather scary, considering the 258 is a double decker.

[vjaska]

May 13, 2015 23:07:44 GMT @barneyb said:

There certainly seems to be more than one non-TfL operator serving Watford.  Does anyone know if there is a day ticket valid on all Watford area buses.
Travelling from Watford Junction on the 258 towards South Harrow, I found some of the ridiculously narrow streets around Harrow School rather scary, considering the 258 is a double decker.

The narrow streets of Harrow-On-The-Hill aren't that scary personally.

As for the ticket, you should be able to get a Herts Day Explorer for £8.50 which is valid with most operators on most routes throughout Hertfordshire. I did a Luton to Edgware journey by bus using that ticket.

[stubag]

May 13, 2015 23:07:44 GMT @barneyb said:

There certainly seems to be more than one non-TfL operator serving Watford.  Does anyone know if there is a day ticket valid on all Watford area buses.
Travelling from Watford Junction on the 258 towards South Harrow, I found some of the ridiculously narrow streets around Harrow School rather scary, considering the 258 is a double decker.

The roads on Harrow on the hill are only "tight" when the school is heading in and kicking out....the parents forget the highway code when dropping there little angels off!!!

[overgroundcommuter]

If travelling to Watford Junction (inc Watford High St and Bushey) on a paper ticket, you can add PLUSBUS for £3.40 (£2 in June/July) which is valid on Arriva, Carousel Buses, GreenLine, Mullany's Buses, Red Eagle, Redline Buses, Red Rose Travel, Sullivan Buses and Uno in Watford, Bushey, Garston and the surrounding areas.

www.plusbus.info/watfordhs