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Share Hello - will all the stops on the 118 remain, when it changes to the 45. My bus stop, Greyhound Terrace VH, is on this route. Also, will there be more buses, as in more often, or less often? on Facebook Share Hello - will all the stops on the 118 remain, when it changes to the 45. My bus stop, Greyhound Terrace VH, is on this route. Also, will there be more buses, as in more often, or less often? on Twitter Share Hello - will all the stops on the 118 remain, when it changes to the 45. My bus stop, Greyhound Terrace VH, is on this route. Also, will there be more buses, as in more often, or less often? on Linkedin Email Hello - will all the stops on the 118 remain, when it changes to the 45. My bus stop, Greyhound Terrace VH, is on this route. Also, will there be more buses, as in more often, or less often? link
Hello - will all the stops on the 118 remain, when it changes to the 45. My bus stop, Greyhound Terrace VH, is on this route. Also, will there be more buses, as in more often, or less often?
Alex A asked about 2 months agoThank you for your question.
Yes we can confirm that a proposed new route 45 would still serve Greyhound Terrace. If we were to change route 45 as proposed, it would replace route 118, serving the same bus stops that the 118 does now.
This is apart from a small exception to the proposed routeing at Brixton Police Station. Here the proposed route 45 would serve stop K on Gresham Road instead of stop G on Brixton Road, currently used by the 118. It would then serve more stops after Brixton Road, as part of the proposed extension from Brixton Station to Camberwell.The following tables help compare the frequency of route 118 now and the proposal for route 45.
Day of week 45 current 118 current 45 proposed
(replacing 118)Monday to Saturday daytime (7am-7pm) every 10 minutes every 12 minutes every 12 minutes Sunday early morning (before 7am) every 20 minutes every 30 minutes every 15 minutes Evenings and Sunday daytimes every 15 minutes every 20 minutes every 15 minutes First bus from Morden all days of the week 118 current 45 proposed 03:55 03:45 -
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What will be the frequency of the newly modified 45 route? Will there be an increase in frequency compared to the existing 45 and 118 routes, or will there be a decrease?
Ben91 asked 2 months ago**Update**
Thank you once more for your question related to frequency and schedule of route 45 if it were to be changed as proposed, and how this would compare to route 118. Thank you also for your patience while there has been a delay with our full response. Please note the following table that demonstrates both current, and proposed frequencies for routes 118 and 45:
Day of week 45 current 118 current 45 proposed
(replacing 118)Monday to Saturday daytime (7am-7pm) every 10 minutes every 12 minutes every 12 minutes Sunday early morning (before 7am) every 20 minutes every 30 minutes every 15 minutes Evenings and Sunday daytimes every 15 minutes every 20 minutes every 15 minutes Thank you for your question related to frequency of route 45, when compared to the 118.
Unfortunately there will be a delay to us answering this question in more detail at this time. We have limited access to systems and emails at present. This is due to measures taken by TfL to protect our systems and data during an ongoing cyber security incident.
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What about the timing of 45 new route and frequency of buses? Because current 118 waiting and frequency is worst.
Umairqaiser25 asked 2 months ago**Update**
Thank you once more for your question related to frequency and schedule of route 45 if it were to be changed as proposed, and how this would compare to route 118. Thank you also for your patience while there has been a delay with our full response. Please note the following table that demonstrates both current, and proposed frequencies for routes 118 and 45:
Day of week 45 current 118 current 45 proposed
(replacing 118)Monday to Saturday daytime (7am-7pm) every 10 minutes every 12 minutes every 12 minutes Sunday early morning (before 7am) every 20 minutes every 30 minutes every 15 minutes Evenings and Sunday daytimes every 15 minutes every 20 minutes every 15 minutes Thank you for your question related to frequency of route 45, when compared to the 118.
Unfortunately there will be a delay to us answering this question in more detail at this time. We have limited access to systems and emails at present. This is due to measures taken by TfL to protect our systems and data during an ongoing cyber security incident.
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What the timetable frequency increase on the new proposed routes 45 & 59
alexj1music asked 2 months ago**Update**
Thank you once more for your question related to frequencies of bus routes 45 and 59. Thank you also for your patience while there has been a delay with our full response. Please note the following table that demonstrates both current, and proposed frequencies for routes 118 and 45:
Day of week 45 current 118 current 45 proposed
(replacing 118)Monday to Saturday daytime (7am-7pm) every 10 minutes every 12 minutes every 12 minutes Sunday early morning (before 7am) every 20 minutes every 30 minutes every 15 minutes Evenings and Sunday daytimes every 15 minutes every 20 minutes every 15 minutes There are no plans to alter the frequency of route 59. It's proposed routeing from Clapham Park (Monday to Saturday daytimes), would provides a bus every seven and a half minutes, compared to the 45 which provides a bus every 10 minutes. In the evenings and on Sundays the 59 provides a bus every 12 minutes, compared to 45 which provides a bus every 15 minutes.
Please review the 'Journey Planning' document for further comparisons - https://haveyoursay.tfl.gov.uk/32256/widgets/93330/documents/61127
Thank you for your question related to frequencies of routes 45 and 59.
Unfortunately there will be a delay to us answering this question in more detail at this time. We have limited access to systems and emails at present. This is due to measures taken by TfL to protect our systems and data during an ongoing cyber security incident.
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What hours of operation do the current routes 118 and 45 have? What will be the hours of operation for the new combined 45?
CR4 asked 3 months ago**Update**
Thank you once more for your question related to frequency and schedule of route 45 if it were to be changed as proposed, and how this would compare to route 118. Thank you also for your patience while there has been a delay with our full response. Please note the following table that demonstrates both current, and proposed frequencies for routes 118 and 45:
Day of week 45 current 118 current 45 proposed
(replacing 118)Monday to Saturday daytime (7am-7pm) every 10 minutes every 12 minutes every 12 minutes Sunday early morning (before 7am) every 20 minutes every 30 minutes every 15 minutes Evenings and Sunday daytimes every 15 minutes every 20 minutes every 15 minutes Thank you for your question related to frequency of route 45, when compared to the 118.
Unfortunately there will be a delay to us answering this question in more detail at this time. We have limited access to systems and emails at present. This is due to measures taken by TfL to protect our systems and data during an ongoing cyber security incident.
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Please confirm the current frequencies of the 118 and the 45, and what the frequency of the replacement 45 will be.
CR4 asked 3 months ago**Update**
Thank you once more for your question related to frequency and schedule of route 45 if it were to be changed as proposed, and how this would compare to route 118. Thank you also for your patience while there has been a delay with our full response. Please note the following table that demonstrates both current, and proposed frequencies for routes 118 and 45:
Day of week 45 current 118 current 45 proposed
(replacing 118)Monday to Saturday daytime (7am-7pm) every 10 minutes every 12 minutes every 12 minutes Sunday early morning (before 7am) every 20 minutes every 30 minutes every 15 minutes Evenings and Sunday daytimes every 15 minutes every 20 minutes every 15 minutes Thank you for your question related to frequency of route 45, when compared to the 118.
Unfortunately there will be a delay to us answering this question in more detail at this time. We have limited access to systems and emails at present. This is due to measures taken by TfL to protect our systems and data during an ongoing cyber security incident.
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What changes are you planning to the frequency of buses 45 and 59. I am particularly interested in how you plan to change the frequency of bus 45 to cater for the loss of bus 118.
SandraV asked 3 months ago**Update**
Thank you once more for your question related to the proposed frequency of routes 45 and 59, and how route 45 would compare to route 118. Thank you also for your patience while there has been a delay with our full response. Please note the following table that demonstrates both current, and proposed frequencies for routes 118 and 45:
Day of week 45 current 118 current 45 proposed
(replacing 118)Monday to Saturday daytime (7am-7pm) every 10 minutes every 12 minutes every 12 minutes Sunday early morning (before 7am) every 20 minutes every 30 minutes every 15 minutes Evenings and Sunday daytimes every 15 minutes every 20 minutes every 15 minutes There are no plans to alter the frequency of route 59. It's proposed routeing from Clapham Park (Monday to Saturday daytimes), would provides a bus every seven and a half minutes, compared to the 45 which provides a bus every 10 minutes. In the evenings and on Sundays the 59 provides a bus every 12 minutes, compared to 45 which provides a bus every 15 minutes.
Please review the 'Journey Planning' document for further comparisons - https://haveyoursay.tfl.gov.uk/32256/widgets/93330/documents/61127
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Thank you for your question related to proposed frequencies for route 45, when compared to the 118.
Unfortunately there will be a delay to us answering this question in more detail at this time. We have limited access to systems and emails at present. This is due to measures taken by TfL to protect our systems and data during an ongoing cyber security incident.
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What will be the frequency of the 45 in Streatham vale in comparison to the current 118 timetable given you are extending the 45 route ?
Suzanne O’Neill asked 3 months ago**Update**
Thank you once more for your question related to frequency and schedule of route 45 if it were to be changed as proposed, and how this would compare to route 118. Thank you also for your patience while there has been a delay with our full response. Please note the following table that demonstrates both current, and proposed frequencies for routes 118 and 45:
Day of week 45 current 118 current 45 proposed
(replacing 118)Monday to Saturday daytime (7am-7pm) every 10 minutes every 12 minutes every 12 minutes Sunday early morning (before 7am) every 20 minutes every 30 minutes every 15 minutes Evenings and Sunday daytimes every 15 minutes every 20 minutes every 15 minutes Thank you for your question related to frequency of route 45, when compared to the 118.
Unfortunately there will be a delay to us answering this question in more detail at this time. We have limited access to systems and emails at present. This is due to measures taken by TfL to protect our systems and data during an ongoing cyber security incident.
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What is the data on usage rate, capacity and punctuality that have led you to conclude that these changes are necessary and or beneficial for users?
Mv123sw asked 3 months agoUnfortunately there will be a delay to us answering this question in more detail as colleagues have limited access to systems and emails at present. This is due to measures taken by TfL to protect our systems and data during an ongoing cyber security incident.We continuously review and adapt the bus network to reflect changing customer needs. This includes proposing changes to existing bus routes, so services operate in areas where our customers need them most.More buses are operating than are needed by customers along two key sections of route 45; between Brixton Hill and Streatham, and between Camberwell and Elephant & Castle - and less passengers now use the 45. The proposed restructure would create new bus journey opportunities, without the need to change bus. This would directly benefit any customers, including commuters, staff, patients and visitors travelling to and from Kings College Hospital and Maudsley Hospital sites in Camberwell from Morden and Streatham -
Share By no longer running the 118 service and instead extending the 45 service further south, what is the expected impact on service frequency between Streatham Hill & Brixton stations? Will there be more / same / less buses running as a result, at both peak & non-peak hours? on Facebook Share By no longer running the 118 service and instead extending the 45 service further south, what is the expected impact on service frequency between Streatham Hill & Brixton stations? Will there be more / same / less buses running as a result, at both peak & non-peak hours? on Twitter Share By no longer running the 118 service and instead extending the 45 service further south, what is the expected impact on service frequency between Streatham Hill & Brixton stations? Will there be more / same / less buses running as a result, at both peak & non-peak hours? on Linkedin Email By no longer running the 118 service and instead extending the 45 service further south, what is the expected impact on service frequency between Streatham Hill & Brixton stations? Will there be more / same / less buses running as a result, at both peak & non-peak hours? link
By no longer running the 118 service and instead extending the 45 service further south, what is the expected impact on service frequency between Streatham Hill & Brixton stations? Will there be more / same / less buses running as a result, at both peak & non-peak hours?
Tom Knight asked 3 months ago**Update**
Thank you once more for your question related to the expected frequency of buses between Streatham Hill and Brixton if we were to changes routes 45, 59 and 118 as proposed. Thank you also for your patience while there has been a delay with our full response. Please note the following tables to demonstrates current and proposed bus frequencies:
Bus frequencies: Brixton Hill - Streatham Hill, Telford Avenue Routes 59, 109, 118, 133, 159, 250 and 333 Routes 45,109, 133, 159, 250 and 333 Day of week Current Proposed
(45 replaces 118)
(59 routes to Clapham Park)Monday to Saturday daytime
(7am-7pm)52 buses per hour 45 buses per hour Evenings and Sundays 34 buses per hour 30 buses per hour Bus frequencies: Brixton Hill - Brixton town centre Routes 45, 59, 109, 118, 133, 159, 250 and 333 Routes 45, 59, 109, 133, 159, 250 and 333 Day of week Current Proposed
(118 removed)Monday to Saturday daytime
(7am-7pm)58 buses per hour 52 buses per hour Evenings and Sundays 38 buses per hour 35 buses per hour Thank you for your question related to frequency of bus services between Streatham Hill and Brixton station.
Unfortunately there will be a delay to us answering this question in more detail at this time. We have limited access to systems and emails at present. This is due to measures taken by TfL to protect our systems and data during an ongoing cyber security incident.
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