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![]() "Richard J." wrote: Reports in the Evening Standard and The Times say that the two "heritage" routes on which Routemasters will run will be based on the central sections of routes 9 and 15, as follows: Piccadilly Circus - Trafalgar Square - Strand - Fleet Street -Ludgate Hill - Cannon Street - Eastcheap - Tower Hill. Royal Albert Hall - Knightsbridge - Piccadilly - Trafalgar Square - Strand - Aldwych. That seems to cover most of the tourist hotspots, except Oxford Street (which we knew had been ruled out), and Parliament Square, which is a sad ommision. Instead of having both routes traversing Strand, couldn't the 9 be diverted at Traf Sq to run down Whitehall (taking in Downing Street for the tourists), Parliament Square, Victoria Embankment and Northumberland Avenue in a loop, perhaps with a brief layover at Northumberland Avenue if required? The buses are expected to run every 15 minutes between about 09:30 and 18:30, 7 days a week. At that sort of frequency, and with those operating hours, there will be little appeal aside from the tourist market. Chris |
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