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SUPERLOOP NEWS | Route SL6 Will Be CHANGED TOMORROW (Go-Ahead to Arriva) TfL London Buses EXPLAINED

On Monday the 31st of March 2025, Superloop route SL6 will be changed. The route has been operated by Go-Ahead London until now. The route has used ADL Enviro400 MMC hybrids from 2018. The SL6 will be operated by Arriva London from Monday. The route will use brand new ADL Enviro400EVs. It will be the first route in London to use these buses. The SL6 will run from Arriva's Brixton Hill garage temporarily. It will transfer to Norwood garage when electrification works are complete. Route SL6 is part of the Superloop express bus network. It only runs at peak times, with no service on weekends. The route is used by commuters living in south London. The SL6 runs from Russell Square to West Croydon Bus Station. The route runs non-stop between Waterloo Station and West Norwood. It serves all stops between Russell Square and Waterloo, And between West Norwood and West Croydon. After getting on between Russell Square and Waterloo, Passengers are not allowed to get off until West Norwood. The SL6 is London's only commuter bus route. The route only runs in one direction. Between 5:50 and 8:30, the SL6 runs from West Croydon to Russell Square. Between 15:00 and 18:50, the route runs from Russell Square to West Croydon. The SL6 serves Russell Square, Southampton Row, Theobald's Road, Holborn Station, Aldwych, Waterloo Bridge, Waterloo Station, Norwood Road, West Norwood Station, Norwood Bus Garage, Rothschild Street, West Norwood Fire Station, Furneaux Avenue, Crown Point, Grecian Crescent, Biggin Hill, Convent Hill, Hermitage Road, Beulah Spa, Upper Beulah Hill, Beulah Hill, Grange Avenue, Wharncliffe Gardens, Ross Road, Nugent Road, Whitworth Road, Selhurst Park Stadium, Clifton Road, Talbot Road, Pawsons Road, Beaconsfield Road, Northcote Road, Cromwell Road, Hogarth Crescent, Bedford Hall and West Croydon Bus Station. Route SL6 is 12 miles (19 km) long. A full journey on the route takes 60 to 80 minutes. The route has a peak vehicle requirement of 10 buses. The SL6 is the first Superloop route to change operators. The route follows the 68 and 468. The 68 runs between Euston and West Norwood. And the 468 runs from Elephant & Castle to South Croydon, South End. The SL6 is the second official Superloop route. It commenced operation on Monday the 31st of July 2023. The route was renumbered, and was previously the X68. A new stop could be added to the SL6 in the future. This would be at Tulse Hill, And would connect with the proposed Streatham to Eltham Superloop route. Despite not being confirmed yet, this change is likely to happen. 0:00 What's happening to the SL6? 1:27 The SL6's quirks explained 3:20 Route details 4:56 More information 6:34 Onboard journey #bus #tfl #superloop #buses #buschanges #explained #evbus #ev #tflbus #tflbuses #londonbus #london #ukbuses #londonbuses #transportforlondon #fortheloveofbuses