Finding stops used for rail replacement bus services
 

I realised today that I don't know which stop is now used at Stratford
for replacement buses when the NLL is not running. I then found that I
can't even find the information online. Manifestly it doesn't matter as
much at most staions as it does at Stratford with the 2 bus stations.
But is there a bit of the TfL, National Rail or other site(s) which
carry this information for TfL serrvices and/or more generally pl?
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Robin
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Finding stops used for rail replacement bus services
 

Robin wrote:

I realised today that I don't know which stop is now used at
Stratford for replacement buses when the NLL is not running. I then
found that I can't even find the information online. Manifestly it
doesn't matter as much at most staions as it does at Stratford with
the 2 bus stations. But is there a bit of the TfL, National Rail or
other site(s) which carry this information for TfL serrvices and/or
more generally pl?

It is usually shown on the relevant station page on the National Rail
site. For Stratford it says stop M on Angel Road.

http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations/SRA/details.html

Peter Smyth

Finding stops used for rail replacement bus services
 

Peter Smyth wrote:
Robin wrote:

I realised today that I don't know which stop is now used at
Stratford for replacement buses when the NLL is not running. I then
found that I can't even find the information online. Manifestly it
doesn't matter as much at most staions as it does at Stratford with
the 2 bus stations. But is there a bit of the TfL, National Rail or
other site(s) which carry this information for TfL serrvices and/or
more generally pl?

It is usually shown on the relevant station page on the National Rail
site. For Stratford it says stop M on Angel Road.

http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations/SRA/details.html


Thanks. My stupidity in not working through all the sections when I
looked at the station page.

Mind you, some of the stops shown for the NLL seem different from the
ones last time I used a replacement bus. I'll have a look at a couple
next week.
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Robin
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Finding stops used for rail replacement bus services
 

On 25/01/2015 13:15, Robin wrote:
I realised today that I don't know which stop is now used at Stratford
for replacement buses when the NLL is not running. I then found that I
can't even find the information online. Manifestly it doesn't matter as
much at most staions as it does at Stratford with the 2 bus stations.
But is there a bit of the TfL, National Rail or other site(s) which
carry this information for TfL serrvices and/or more generally pl?


SWT tells you on it's web site.

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Finding stops used for rail replacement bus services
 

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Dragon) wrote:

On 25/01/2015 13:15, Robin wrote:
I realised today that I don't know which stop is now used at Stratford
for replacement buses when the NLL is not running. I then found that I
can't even find the information online. Manifestly it doesn't matter as
much at most staions as it does at Stratford with the 2 bus stations.
But is there a bit of the TfL, National Rail or other site(s) which
carry this information for TfL serrvices and/or more generally pl?

SWT tells you on it's web site.

SWT's web site says where rail replacement buses can be boarded at
Stratford? Why would they do that?

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Colin Rosenstiel

Finding stops used for rail replacement bus services
 

Mind you, some of the stops shown for the NLL seem different from the
ones last time I used a replacement bus. I'll have a look at a couple
next week.

Finally got around to checking Homerton yesterday. Buses were not using
the stops shown at
http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations/HMN/details.html (actually Glyn
Road stops L & M). I have reported this to
bus suspect a breakdown in comms
from TfL about this and some other stations.

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Robin
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