Showing posts with label disruptions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disruptions. Show all posts

Monday, 26 February 2024

TfL Reveals Detailed Information About the 464 Feeder Bus Service

Route 464 runs from Tatsfield to New Addington. You can view the map and the timetable on the Bus Times website, as well as the history of the bus route on the London Bus Route Histories website. As part of route 464 is on diversion, it has been revealed that Thames Water is providing a feeder bus service out of their funds.

Taking a look through the Freedom of Information disclosure log on the Transport for London (TfL) website, they have published information about the route 464 feeder bus service in south of Greater London.

My article is in response to BusAndTrainUser's article reviewing his experience with the 464 feeder bus service.

Wednesday, 8 August 2018

Network Rail’s vision for the greener network and new overhead wires for Southend Victoria Line

Here’s some railway news from Network rail because there isn’t much bus news to report on.


We own, operate and develop 20,000 miles of track across Britain and that’s just the start. With such far-reaching infrastructure, we have a responsibility to limit our impact on the environment as best we can.

We’ve made significant progress in sustainability over the past year, diverting 94% of our waste from landfill.

Thursday, 3 May 2018

Network Rail infrastructure renewals during May Bank Holidays

As we are in May, Network Rail will be renewing signals and railway infrastructure during the May Bank Holidays.

From Network Rail

When track is ‘life-expired’ and maintenance is too expensive or ineffective, we come up with solutions to refurbish or renew it. These major projects are part of our Railway Upgrade Plan, and we carry them out at weekends or over bank holidays to minimise disruption.

Sunday, 3 September 2017

Two Rail Adhesion Trains for Piccadilly Line


To reduce delays and disruptions on the Piccadilly Line, TfL has converted two 1973 stock trains to Rail Adhesion Trains (RATs) to tackle wheel flats.

Thursday, 12 January 2017

Rebuild of Custom House DLR station starts in February




The Custom House DLR station which serves the ExCeL centre in East London is set to be rebuilt on 3rd February 2017 to link with the new Crossrail service.

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