London Buses route T32

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 London Buses
T32
Management
Operated by Metrobus
Garage Croydon
Vehicle Dennis Dart SLF/Marshall Capital
PVR † 3
Route
Start New Addington
Via Arnhem Drive
Goldcrest Way
Headley Drive
Lodge Lane
End Addington Village
Length 2 miles
Service
Level Daily
Frequency About every 7 minutes
Journey time 10-15 minutes
Day 4:45am until 12:30am
Night No night service
Adult single fares
Oyster 90p
Cash £2.00
† peak vehicle requirement
Transport for London • Performance

London Buses route T32 is a Transport for London contracted bus route in London, United Kingdom. The service is currently contracted to Metrobus.

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[edit] History

The service is a Tramlink feeder route, connecting at Addington Village Interchange tram stop and bus station, it is one of the shortest route in London and possibly the UK.

The T32 is only 2 miles long and as such was a cheap investment for whoever would get awarded the bus route. It was won by First London, who went on to buy the Tramlink in 2005.

On 8 December 2007, Metrobus took over the operations of First London in Orpington and T32 was transferred with 3 Marshall-bodied Darts to the more closer Croydon Garage. The route has been retained by Metrobus from May 2008 using Alexander Dennis Enviro 200-bodied MAN midibuses. The current buses will not be painted into Metrobus colours due to the new buses being on order.

[edit] Current route

[edit] Route departing New Addington

[edit] Route departing Addington Village Interchange

[edit] See also

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