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Most Frequent Buses Routes in the UK

Started by Sh4318, July 01, 2013, 01:18:54 AM

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Sh4318

Not wishing to disturb the 'New 50 Branding' thread, which buses are the most frequent in the UK? In the West Midlands, the 50 is the most frequent route, the 59 has the highest evening frequency of every 12 minutes and the 33/51 & 55/A/94 have the highest combined frequency of every 3/4 minutes. What about other areas in the UK?
Class 153, 155 and 156. The Super Sprinters
"Around the corner" routes: 21, 89
Local routes: 12/A, 48/A
Semi-local routes: 54, 80, 87

Most used routes in bold

6013

Most frequency route is 38/N38. 38 frequency is Every 2-3min. And 73 London route is Every 3-4min than 50 route.
I'm dislike double decker! I love a bendy buses!

Don't ask to me about Double Decker and only talk me for Single Decker and Bendy buses.

6004 T604 MOA .... 6005 T605 MOA ... 6008 T608 MOA .... 6013 BJ03 ESN ....

Mike K

Quote from: Shaun on July 01, 2013, 01:18:54 AM
Not wishing to disturb the 'New 50 Branding' thread, which buses are the most frequent in the UK? In the West Midlands, the 50 is the most frequent route, the 59 has the highest evening frequency of every 12 minutes and the 33/51 & 55/A/94 have the highest combined frequency of every 3/4 minutes. What about other areas in the UK?

If you are counting combined frequency over common sections of route then 22/23/24/29 have a combined daytime frequency of 20 buses an hour between city and Harborne, and every 7/8 minutes evening - possibly more frequent than the 33/51 and 55/94?

Sh4318

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Quote from: Mike K on July 01, 2013, 10:04:50 AM
Quote from: Shaun on July 01, 2013, 01:18:54 AM
Not wishing to disturb the 'New 50 Branding' thread, which buses are the most frequent in the UK? In the West Midlands, the 50 is the most frequent route, the 59 has the highest evening frequency of every 12 minutes and the 33/51 & 55/A/94 have the highest combined frequency of every 3/4 minutes. What about other areas in the UK?

If you are counting combined frequency over common sections of route then 22/23/24/29 have a combined daytime frequency of 20 buses an hour between city and Harborne, and every 7/8 minutes evening - possibly more frequent than the 33/51 and 55/94?

The 22/23 & 24/29 together, don't create a co-ordinated frequency. But if you're taking all routes into consideration, there are 34 buses between Birmingham & Perry Barr an hour
Class 153, 155 and 156. The Super Sprinters
"Around the corner" routes: 21, 89
Local routes: 12/A, 48/A
Semi-local routes: 54, 80, 87

Most used routes in bold

Mike K

Ok fair enough, they are coordinated in the evening but not during the day.

Sh4318

The 192 in Manchester (Manchester - Stockport) is said to have an every 2-3 minute peak frequency
Class 153, 155 and 156. The Super Sprinters
"Around the corner" routes: 21, 89
Local routes: 12/A, 48/A
Semi-local routes: 54, 80, 87

Most used routes in bold

nitromatt1

The 9, 140 and 141 combined between Quinton & Birmingham, in peak times, you won't have to wait any longer than a couple of minutes

Stuharris 6360

Quote from: nitromatt1 on July 01, 2013, 04:28:00 PM
The 9, 140 and 141 combined between Quinton & Birmingham, in peak times, you won't have to wait any longer than a couple of minutes

Most frequent routes in the UK are always going to be in London because of the sheer number of passengers to be carried,

for instance  LONDON BUSES

Route 25   PVR 59

Route 38   PVR 52 (+ 5 Borismasters)

Route 73   PVR 51
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Sh4318

Quote from: Stuharris 6360 on July 01, 2013, 06:28:00 PM
Quote from: nitromatt1 on July 01, 2013, 04:28:00 PM
The 9, 140 and 141 combined between Quinton & Birmingham, in peak times, you won't have to wait any longer than a couple of minutes

Most frequent routes in the UK are always going to be in London because of the sheer number of passengers to be carried,

for instance  LONDON BUSES

Route 25   PVR 59

Route 38   PVR 52 (+ 5 Borismasters)

Route 73   PVR 51

The Outer Circle has a large PVR as well, but has a 7-8 minute frequency
Class 153, 155 and 156. The Super Sprinters
"Around the corner" routes: 21, 89
Local routes: 12/A, 48/A
Semi-local routes: 54, 80, 87

Most used routes in bold

fleetline6477

The Walsall 4 (Walsall - West Bromwich section) operated by Diamond and NX each on a 6 minute frequency therefore 3 minute combined frequency.

Sh4318

Quote from: fleetline6477 on July 01, 2013, 07:03:54 PM
The Walsall 4 (Walsall - West Bromwich section) operated by Diamond and NX each on a 6 minute frequency therefore 3 minute combined frequency.

Don't Diamond operate a 7 minute frequency on their 4
Class 153, 155 and 156. The Super Sprinters
"Around the corner" routes: 21, 89
Local routes: 12/A, 48/A
Semi-local routes: 54, 80, 87

Most used routes in bold

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