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Route maps of route 66 Screenshot from Traveline Route 66 is a London Buses route that uses the A12 Eastern Avenue road which links from Leytonstone to Romford Station. The route goes parallel to the Central Line stations between Leytonstone to Newbury Park, then it goes towards Romford station. Original date of conversion Originally there were plans to convert the route to double decks by late July, but a new date got moved to 30 th August 2014 as what London Omnibus Traction Society (LOTS ) reported. Bus types would be used? The route would use DW’s (VDL DB300 Wright Gemini 2) from Route 38 and 242 from Clapton(CT) garage . There were rumours that VLW’s (Volvo B7TL Wrightbus Gemini 1) were used to convert route 66. But don’t be mistaken with VLW53/6136 (LF02PSO) that appeared briefly on routes 66 and 370, it is used to replace 6118 which had not appeared since 27 th June 2014 where it left service at 07:50 as what LondonVehicle Finder reported. You can see the video of the VLW53/6...

On the Wednesday 16th July, I have embarked on the journey to Lakeside to see the non TFL bus services at the Bus Station. I have video recorded routes 370 and 372 respectively to show the rural countryside of Essex.  Route 370 Link to video  on Dailymotion Link to video  on YouTube  I went on a route 370 (A former London Country route and privatised route , now currently under TFL tendering) where the route goes via Ockendon which uses the rural roads which you see the countryside of Essex. It travels past the M25 bridge and it takes me to North Ockendon which is still part of Havering. Then the route travels south towards South Ockendon which is part of Turrock Council where you meet with non-TFL bus services. Route 372 Link to video  on Dailymotion Link to video  on YouTube Then I embarked on a return journey by taking the route 372 bus, I sat on the front seats and filmed the front view of the bus. The route goes to Hornchurch via Aveley and Rainham wh...

I have captured the Stagecoach London Scania Omnicity 15017 (LX58CFG) twice, first using my camera phone and second with my Pen Camera. Link to video  on Dailymotion Link to view video  on YouTube Link to video  on Dailymotion Link to video  on YouTube This bus type is operated from Rainham (RM) Garage which is franchised under Stagecoach Thameside.

New Routemaster and AEC Routemaster on route 9 Creative Commons Image Route 9 has been called "London's oldest existing bus route" and the origins of the route can be traced back as far as 1856. The route was first introduced on the 1st November 1908 and was operated by the London General Omnibus Company. In 1933, London Transport gained control of the route as well as other bus routes in London. AEC Routemaster's started full operation on route 9 in 1963, on the 17th May. The route starts from Mortlake Garage in South West London and runs towards Liverpool Street (Monday – Saturday) and Aldgate (on Sundays). Then on the 27th November 1987 the Routemaster Long (9.14 metres long) RML types were introduced and replaced the Routemaster (8.38 metres long) RM type, this happened on the 15th April 1988. But during the Sunday service of route 9, it operated MCW Metrobuse’s with a 'crew' during its early stages then it was later turned in to a one man operation on Sun...

Link to video Here is another video of the Northern Line for OpenBVE but this time it goes from Edgware to Kennington via Charing Cross. After you arrived to Kennington, you go on the Kennington Loop which takes you to the northbound section of the Charing Cross branch. The following stations are served on this route Edgware  Burnt Oak Colindale Hendon Central  Brent Cross Golders Green  Hampstead Belsize Park Chalk Farm Camden Town Mornington Crescent Euston   Warren Street Goodge Street Tottenham Court Road Leicester Square Charing Cross  Embankment  Waterloo Kennington More OpenBVE Northern Line articles. Edgware to Morden via Bank Kennington to High Barnet via Charing Cross Also don’t forget to  subscribe to my channel , thanks.