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Has London ever had any bus routes whose outer terminal operates on the
basis of a "loop" say round a big housing scheme perhaps with some journeys going clockwise and others anticlockwise round the loop? Route 207A (not the Hayes-Chelsea one from the 1960s), withdrawn in 1999, went Uxbridge - Charville Lane Estate - Uxbridge in one direction only, with a hail-and-ride section on some parts in the Charville Lane area. The service was once an hour and the round trip journey time could often match that, making the service horribly unreliable. The actual route was Uxbridge Road - (H&R)Hewens Road - (H&R)Pole Hill Road - Charville Lane - Bury Avenue - Goshawk Gardens - Weymouth Road - Kingshill Avenue - Lansbury Drive - Uxbridge Road. http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl...0&ie=UTF8&om=1 The 207A was replaced by the (not so) half-hourly U7 route, diverting off the Uxbridge Road past Hillingdon Hospital, which runs Charville Lane Estate - Uxbridge as a normal route. |
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