Transport for LondonNew bus route 415 for Lambeth
New route 415 and the changes to route 333 will provide extra capacity on the very busy Tulse Hill routes
Route 415 will use double-decker buses and will run every 12 minutes (every 20 minutes in the evening and on Sundays).
It will help increase capacity on the busy Tulse Hill to Brixton corridor and will also provide new direct links around Brixton.
At the same time route 333 will be altered between Brixton and Kennington to go via Stockwell Road, Stockwell Station and Clapham Road.
This creates a new direct link between Brixton Hill and Stockwell.
Routes through Tulse Hill
This service will also run later into the night.
Route 432 (Anerley to Brixton via Tulse Hill) will be reduced from every eight minutes to every ten minutes.
However new route 415 means that there will be a significant increase in total frequency over the busiest section along Tulse Hill while still providing a high level of service between Tulse Hill and Anerley.
John Barry, Head of Network Development for London Buses said: "New route 415 and the changes to route 333 will provide extra capacity on the very busy Tulse Hill routes, and new local links for passengers in and around Tulse Hill, Brixton, Stockwell and Kennington."
Notes to editor:
- All London's buses have in-vehicle CCTV and all except the Heritage Routemasters are accessible to wheelchair users
- With over 8000 buses on approximately 700 routes the London bus network has seen usage increase by 45 per cent since 1999/2000
- Route 415 will run via from Tulse Hill Station via Tulse Hill, Effra Road, Brixton town centre, Brixton Road, Oval Station and Kennington Park Road to Elephant & Castle.
