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I would suggest saving the TFL live bus departures website page to your phone (if you have a smartphone). I have been using it for months and it is surprisingly acurate. It and means you can time your journeys to coincide with bus times or make other arrangments if a bus is not due for a while. You can also save a list of bus stops you regularly use so you are able to quickly check when a bus is due.


http://countdown.tfl.gov.uk/

People who complain about buses arriving a few minutes late clearly have not experienced bus travel outside London. Even just into suburban Surrey buses run once an hour and sometimes not on Sundays.


We have three buses running down LL towards Camberwell and it's very unusual to have to wait more than five minutes for one of these. What is more, London bus stops have so much more information about their routes. Frankly we don't know how lucky we are.

E-dealer, I am certainly no fan of that poseur Boris - far from it. In fact the improvements to the London buses were brought in not by Boris but by his Labour predecessor, Cuddly Ken, who should receive due credit for this achievement.


If Boris ends up running the country, Gawd help us!

pink fringe Wrote:

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> I am getting very frustrated with the 176 service.

> Again I was late to work because the 4.36pm 176

> didn't arrive until 4.45. I do find the driver is

> always very apologetic.


MOVE AWAY!!! See how often a bus comes.

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