Proposed changes to bus route 319

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We are proposing to permanently withdraw the weekends only night bus route 319 between Sloane Square and Streatham Hill. It has been suspended since start of COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020.

By clicking on each of the buttons below, you can read more about what is proposed and how this may impact you. You can also view maps, ask questions, give feedback, and find out about other ways to get in touch and take part.

You have until Sunday 23 February 2025 to give us your feedback.


Proposals

Image of route 319 bus

We are proposing to permanently withdraw the presently suspended weekend-only night service on bus route 319.

It ran on the same routeing as the day service on route 319, between Streatham Hill, Telford Avenue and Sloane Square Station via Tooting Bec Station.

Please see the map below for more details.







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We are proposing to permanently withdraw the weekends only night bus route 319 between Sloane Square and Streatham Hill. It has been suspended since start of COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020.

By clicking on each of the buttons below, you can read more about what is proposed and how this may impact you. You can also view maps, ask questions, give feedback, and find out about other ways to get in touch and take part.

You have until Sunday 23 February 2025 to give us your feedback.


Proposals

Image of route 319 bus

We are proposing to permanently withdraw the presently suspended weekend-only night service on bus route 319.

It ran on the same routeing as the day service on route 319, between Streatham Hill, Telford Avenue and Sloane Square Station via Tooting Bec Station.

Please see the map below for more details.







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  • Share Hi team, Appreciate that this particular service has been suspended for almost 5 years, but I wanted to know what the cost saving is for TfL in not reintroducing this service? Ie. before 2020, how many passengers were using this service, how much it cost (fuel, drivers, maintenance etc.) TfL to run it, and thus how much money was it losing the organisation to run it? I don't think it makes sense to simply say 'it's been suspended for 5 years' as a reason to scrap the service without telling the public how much it would cost to re-establish it. Thanks, Alex on Facebook Share Hi team, Appreciate that this particular service has been suspended for almost 5 years, but I wanted to know what the cost saving is for TfL in not reintroducing this service? Ie. before 2020, how many passengers were using this service, how much it cost (fuel, drivers, maintenance etc.) TfL to run it, and thus how much money was it losing the organisation to run it? I don't think it makes sense to simply say 'it's been suspended for 5 years' as a reason to scrap the service without telling the public how much it would cost to re-establish it. Thanks, Alex on Twitter Share Hi team, Appreciate that this particular service has been suspended for almost 5 years, but I wanted to know what the cost saving is for TfL in not reintroducing this service? Ie. before 2020, how many passengers were using this service, how much it cost (fuel, drivers, maintenance etc.) TfL to run it, and thus how much money was it losing the organisation to run it? I don't think it makes sense to simply say 'it's been suspended for 5 years' as a reason to scrap the service without telling the public how much it would cost to re-establish it. Thanks, Alex on Linkedin Email Hi team, Appreciate that this particular service has been suspended for almost 5 years, but I wanted to know what the cost saving is for TfL in not reintroducing this service? Ie. before 2020, how many passengers were using this service, how much it cost (fuel, drivers, maintenance etc.) TfL to run it, and thus how much money was it losing the organisation to run it? I don't think it makes sense to simply say 'it's been suspended for 5 years' as a reason to scrap the service without telling the public how much it would cost to re-establish it. Thanks, Alex link

    Hi team, Appreciate that this particular service has been suspended for almost 5 years, but I wanted to know what the cost saving is for TfL in not reintroducing this service? Ie. before 2020, how many passengers were using this service, how much it cost (fuel, drivers, maintenance etc.) TfL to run it, and thus how much money was it losing the organisation to run it? I don't think it makes sense to simply say 'it's been suspended for 5 years' as a reason to scrap the service without telling the public how much it would cost to re-establish it. Thanks, Alex

    alexraghunath asked 10 days ago

    Hi Alex

    Thank you for your question. 

    The withdrawal of the suspended weekends-only night service on route 319 would allow TfL to continue to make an estimated net saving of about £500,000 per year, taking into account operational costs including vehicles, fuel and driver duties as well as foregone revenue from not running the service.

    Kind Regards

    TfL Consultation team

Page last updated: 13 Jan 2025, 05:20 PM