A while ago I downloaded some linear plans of London Bus routes such as the
7 and 23, aka linear tube plan style with all stops in one line and average
journey times.

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/buses/buses_map.shtml doesn't have a link to them, and
a search of the TfL site has got me nowhere. I have one from last summer
saved on my hard drive, so I'm not imagining their existence. Anyone know
if they are still available, or have disappeared into the ether?

"Ian Harper" wrote in message
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A while ago I downloaded some linear plans of London Bus routes such
as the
7 and 23, aka linear tube plan style with all stops in one line and
average
journey times.

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/buses/buses_map.shtml doesn't have a link to
them, and
a search of the TfL site has got me nowhere. I have one from last
summer
saved on my hard drive, so I'm not imagining their existence.
Anyone know
if they are still available, or have disappeared into the ether?


Try this:

Go he
http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/use...e=en&mode=line
There is a Bus Timetable search down the page, where you can enter a
service number (and optional bus stop), and it'll bring up a list of
relevant services.
Click on this, and you get a list of bus stops on the route, which you
click on. This gives you the stop specific timetable, which includes
the line-map for the route and the time between stops.

"Matt Wheeler" wrote in message
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"Ian Harper" wrote in message
...
A while ago I downloaded some linear plans of London Bus routes such
as the
7 and 23, aka linear tube plan style with all stops in one line and
average
journey times.

Try this:

Go he

http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/use...e=en&mode=line
There is a Bus Timetable search down the page, where you can enter a
service number (and optional bus stop), and it'll bring up a list of
relevant services.
Click on this, and you get a list of bus stops on the route, which you
click on. This gives you the stop specific timetable, which includes
the line-map for the route and the time between stops.

Brilliant. I hoped it was still tucked away somewhere. Thanks Matt.

Ian Harper wrote:
A while ago I downloaded some linear plans of London Bus routes such as the
7 and 23, aka linear tube plan style with all stops in one line and average
journey times.

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/buses/buses_map.shtml doesn't have a link to them, and
a search of the TfL site has got me nowhere. I have one from last summer
saved on my hard drive, so I'm not imagining their existence. Anyone know
if they are still available, or have disappeared into the ether?

Rather than trawling through the TfL Journey Planner, you can also get
them from www.busmap.org (under Timetables on the left).

--
Dave Arquati
Imperial College, SW7
www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London

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A while ago I downloaded some linear plans of London Bus routes such as the
7 and 23, aka linear tube plan style with all stops in one line and average
journey times.

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/buses/buses_map.shtml doesn't have a link to them, and
a search of the TfL site has got me nowhere. I have one from last summer
saved on my hard drive, so I'm not imagining their existence. Anyone know
if they are still available, or have disappeared into the ether?



This one is certainly still available, probably changing the route
numbers you require will still work.

http://map.tfl.gov.uk/buslinear.asp?route=25

Go to
http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/use...e=en&mode=line
and select Bus Timetable route number. Choose the direction and stop
to get the pdf timetables you are looking for.

Mark Hammond



On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 09:06:58 -0000, "Ian Harper"
wrote:

A while ago I downloaded some linear plans of London Bus routes such as the
7 and 23, aka linear tube plan style with all stops in one line and average
journey times.

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/buses/buses_map.shtml doesn't have a link to them, and
a search of the TfL site has got me nowhere. I have one from last summer
saved on my hard drive, so I'm not imagining their existence. Anyone know
if they are still available, or have disappeared into the ether?