London Buses Routes: One by One '2026 Edition'
London Buses Routes: One by One '2026 Edition'
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21st February 2026
London Buses Routes: One by One '2026 Edition'
London Buses Routes: One by One '2026 Edition'
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London Bus Routes: One By One '2026 Edition' (Routes 1 to X140)
Transport Systems Series, Vol 18
In the space of only four years since the publication of the five-book London Buses One By One series, every one of London’s 645 daytime bus routes has seen a change.
Whether by the entry into service of new electric vehicles in accordance with Transport for London (TfL) contracts, or by the award of routes to different bus-operating companies, London’s bus scene is constantly and rapidly evolving.
In this volume for 2026, a description of each route’s operator, garage and contract date is given, and there is a potted background to accompany a high-quality colour photograph exemplifying each route’s scheduled type. Featured are the 1,000-strong fleet of New Routemasters as well as an increasing number of electric buses manufactured by Wrightbus, Volvo, BYD and ADL, which are gradually supplanting long-established diesel and hybrid vehicles.
On sale: 21st February 2026
ISBN: 978 1 83632 154 5
Price: £24.99
ISBN: 9781836321545
Author: Matthew Wharmby
Number of Pages: 256
Format: Hardcover
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London Bus Routes: One By One '2026 Edition' (Routes 1 to X140)
Transport Systems Series, Vol 18
In the space of only four years since the publication of the five-book London Buses One By One series, every one of London’s 645 daytime bus routes has seen a change.
Whether by the entry into service of new electric vehicles in accordance with Transport for London (TfL) contracts, or by the award of routes to different bus-operating companies, London’s bus scene is constantly and rapidly evolving.
In this volume for 2026, a description of each route’s operator, garage and contract date is given, and there is a potted background to accompany a high-quality colour photograph exemplifying each route’s scheduled type. Featured are the 1,000-strong fleet of New Routemasters as well as an increasing number of electric buses manufactured by Wrightbus, Volvo, BYD and ADL, which are gradually supplanting long-established diesel and hybrid vehicles.
On sale: 21st February 2026
ISBN: 978 1 83632 154 5
Price: £24.99
ISBN: 9781836321545
Author: Matthew Wharmby
Number of Pages: 256
Format: Hardcover
Expected Delivery: 21st February 2026
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