Several major bus routes across south London are set to face timetable changes this weekend.

The buses are electric and designed for quick charging. At each end of the 15-mile route—one of the longest routes in London—the driver stops under an overhead charger and pushes a button.

In 1924 the London Traffic Act was introduced; one of its features was a numbering scheme for London's buses. The Met was then responsible for allocating route numbers to buses.

When are London buses going on strike? Abellio bus drivers will be taking strike action for three days, starting on Wednesday, February 1 to Friday, February 3. What routes are affected during the ...

A London bus route is travelling back in time for one day only in March as heritage vehicles from the 20th century will be taken on a spin around the capital. The London Bus Museum in Weybridge, the ...

Transport for London begins consultation on the fate of 16 routes. TfL wants to "reshape the bus network". That's a less scary way of saying "strip back the bus network". New plans would see up to ...

New electric buses charged by pantographs have been rolled out on one of London’s longest bus routes. The fleet of 20 buses are being recharged at each end of the 15-mile route 358 between ...

By the mid-Seventies, the first pensioners had got their Freedom Passes (initially only for buses). They offered significant savings: by 1980, a two-and-a-half-mile journey on a bus run by the London ...

London bus strikes up to Christmas are set to affect eight bus routes across the capital. But when exactly are the bus strikes and which routes will be affected?

TfL’s cuts must be met by a combined industrial and political offensive uniting bus, London Underground and rail workers to defeat the plans of the Johnson government and Labour Mayor Sadiq Khan.

Three retired ladies are travelling on every one of London's buses in numerical order using their free Freedom passes.