London bus route changes lengthen some passenger journeys

standard.co.uk

London's Transport for London (TfL) is restructuring bus routes 30 and 205, leading to longer journeys for some passengers starting June 21. The changes affect travel between Paddington, Marble Arch, and Euston. The alterations involve withdrawing sections of the 30 and 205 routes, requiring passengers to change buses for certain destinations. TfL cited lower-than-pre-pandemic ridership and a need for efficiency as reasons for the changes. The decision follows a public consultation where most respondents opposed the changes, citing concerns about direct connections and longer travel times. Westminster City Council also expressed disappointment over the cuts.


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