Route 414 Will Be WITHDRAWN | The 14 & 414 Changes EXPLAINED (London Bus Changes)

Описание: New London bus changes have been confirmed, involving routes 14 and 414. Here's a map explaining the changes. Route 414 is now confirmed to be withdrawn.

Route 14 runs from Russell Square to Putney Heath.
Route 74 runs from Baker Street to Putney High Street.
Route 414 runs from Marble Arch to Putney Bridge.
Route 14 runs from Russell Square to Putney Heath.

TfL have confirmed that route 414 will be withdrawn in February 2025. Routes 14 and 74 will remain unchanged. Route 14 shares a large section with route 414 between Putney Bridge and Hyde Park Corner. Route 74 will continue to provide a direct link between Putney and Marble Arch.

Route 414 runs every 8 to 12 minutes daily. Route 14 runs every 6 to 11 minutes daily. Route 14's frequency will be increased to every 8 minutes when the 414 gets withdrawn.

Now for more information on the routes involved, starting with route 414. This route runs from Marble Arch to Putney Bridge, via... Hyde Park Corner Station, Knightsbridge Station and Harrods, Brompton Square, Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington Station, Royal Brompton Hospital and Royal Marsden Hospital, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Chelsea Football Club, Fulham Broadway Station, Fulham Broadway, Parsons Green Lane and Fulham High Street.

Route 414 is run by RATP London Transit. The route is allocated ADL Enviro400 hybrids. Route 414 runs from Westbourne Park (X) garage. It has a peak vehicle requirement of 16. The route runs from 5:30 AM until 1:00 AM. A full journey on route 414 takes 18 to 50 minutes.

Route 414 started running in November 2002. Route 414 was originally run by First London. The route passed to Abellio London in 2009. Tower Transit started operating route 414 in 2021. RATP bought Tower Transit's Westbourne Park operations in 2021. First London may return to route 414 in 2025, following their recent announcement.

Route 414 connects to several tube lines, including...
The Central line at Marble Arch,
The Piccadilly line at Hyde Park Corner, Knightsbridge and South Kensington,
The Circle line at South Kensington,
And the District line at South Kensington, Fulham Broadway and Putney Bridge.

Now for more information about route 14, which runs from Russell Square to Putney Heath. The route runs via Russell Square Station, British Museum, Tottenham Court Road Station, Cambridge Circus, Chinatown, Piccadilly Circus, Green Park Station, Hyde Park Corner Station, Knightsbridge Station and Harrods, Brompton Square, Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington Station, Royal Brompton Hospital and Royal Marsden Hospital, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Chelsea Football Club, Fulham Broadway Station, Fulham Broadway, Parsons Green Lane, Fulham High Street, Putney Bridge and Putney Station.

Route 14 is run by GoAhead London General. The route is allocated ADL Enviro400 MMC hybrids. However, Wright Gemini 2 hybrids, Wright Gemini 3 hybrids and MCV EvoSetis appear on the route daily. These are allocated to routes 22, 74 and 430. The route runs from Putney (AF) garage. It has a peak vehicle requirement of 21. Route 14 runs a 24 hour service. A full journey on route 14 takes 37 to 90 minutes.

Scheduled to premiere at 1715 Tuesday 17/12/24 at 13:34

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