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Standard Schedule UL38-57272-Ssu-TE-1-5 Schedule UL38-57272-sSu-TE-1-5 Schedule information Route: UL38 No. of vehicles used on 10 schedule: Service change: 57272 - SCHEDULE, STRUCTURAL Implementation date: 24 December 2020 Day type: sSu - Special Sunday Operator: TE - ABELLIO LONDON (WEST) Option: 1 Version: 5 Schedule comment: Option comment: Option 1 Timing points Timing point Transit node Stop ACTNSN Acton Town Station Q210 ACTON TOWN STATION 33851 Acton Town Station ACTNSN Acton Town Station Q210 ACTON TOWN STATION 33852 Acton Town Station CSWKBPES Chiswick Business Park, East Side Stand J3448 CHISWICK PARK CSWKBPChiswick Business Park, East Side ES EALBTB Ealing Broadway, The Broadway Q906 EALING BROADWAY CENTRE 733 Ealing Broadway Station EALBTB Ealing Broadway, The Broadway Q906 EALING BROADWAY CENTRE 734 Ealing Broadway Station EALCSN Ealing Common Station QB04 EALING COMMON STATION 4639 Ealing Common Station EALCSN Ealing Common Station QB04 EALING COMMON STATION 688 Ealing Common Station GUNNSN Gunnersbury Station NF03 CHISWICK H R/OXFORD RD N RR71 Gunnersbury Station GUNNSN Gunnersbury Station NF07 GUNNERSBURY STATION 1049 Gunnersbury Station GW SOUTHALL (ARMSTRONG WAY) J5321 SOUTHALL (ARMSTRONG WAY) BUS GW SOUTHALL (ARMSTRONG WAY) GARAGE - AB HAMMBLJ Hammersmith Bus Station, Lower, Stop J 6905 HAMMERSMITH BUS STATION BP5004 Hammersmith Bus Station HAMMBR Hammersmith, Beadon Road 6909 HAMMERSMITH MET STATION 29966 Hammersmith Stn / H&C and Circle Lines NFLDSN Northfields Station QA06 NORTHFIELDS STATION BP3594 Northfields Station NRHWND H Northfields Ave, Windmill Road Hesitation Point J3123 NORTHFIELDS, NORTHFIELDS NRHWN Northfields Ave, Windmill Road Hesitation Point AVE/WINDMILL RD D H SEALSN South Ealing Station QA03 SOUTH EALING STATION 15697 South Ealing Station TURNSN Turnham Green Station NG03 HIGH ROAD CHISWICK LANE 29149 Chiswick Lane TURNSN Turnham Green Station NG03 HIGH ROAD CHISWICK LANE 6153 Chiswick Lane Page 1 of 10 UL38-57272-sSu-TE-1-5 Crosslinks This schedule has no trips with crosslinks. Page 2 of 10 UL38-57272-sSu-TE-1-5 Trip Duty Duty Bus GW HAMM TURNS CSWK GUNNS ACTNS EALCS EALBT NFLDS NRHW CSWK GW Form Time Next No. Start End Run BLJ N BPES N N N B N ND H BPES Trip No. J5321 6905 NG03 J3448 NF03 Q210 QB04 Q906 QA06 J3123 J3448 J5321 GW BP5004 6153 CSWK RR71 33852 4639 733 BP3594 NRHW CSWK GW BPES ND H BPES Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. 1 251 251 908 0422 0444 0449 0452 0502 0502 0509 4 3 254 254 901 0442 0504 0509 0512 0522 0522 0542 8 5 252 252 906 0434 0500 0511 0517 0524 0529 0532 0542 0542 0554 10 7 255 255 904 0454 0520 0531 0537 0544 0549 0552 0602 0602 0614 14 9 257 257 905 0514 0540 0551 0557 0604 0609 0612 0622 0622 0634 18 11 258 258 902 0524 0550 0601 0607 0614 0619 0622 0632 0632 0644 20 13 260 260 910 0547 0615 0617 0624 0629 0632 0642 0642 0654 22 15 254 254 901 0625 0627 0634 0639 0642 0652 0652 0704 24 17 252 252 906 0635 0637 0644 0649 0652 0702 0702 0714 26 19 255 255 904 0645 0647 0654 0659 0702 0712 0712 0724 28 21 259 259 903 0655 0657 0704 0709 0712 0722 0722 0734 30 23 261 261 905 0705 0707 0714 0719 0722 0732 0732 0744 32 25 253 253 909 0715 0717 0724 0729 0732 0742 0742 0754 34 27 251 251 908 0657 0725 0727 0734 0739 0742 0752 0752 0804 36 29 258 258 902 0735 0737 0744 0749 0752 0802 0802 0814 38 31 252 252 906 0745 0747 0754 0759 0802 0812 0812 0824 40 33 254 254 901 0755 0757 0804 0809 0812 0822 0822 0834 42 35 255 255 903 0805 0807 0814 0819 0822 0832 0832 0844 44 37 257 257 904 0815 0817 0824 0829 0832 0842 0842 0854 46 39 262 262 909 0825 0827 0834 0839 0842 0852 0852 0904 48 41 261 261 905 0835 0837 0844 0849 0852 0902 0902 0914 50 43 251 251 908 0844 0846 0853 0858 0901 0912 0912 0924 52 45 259 259 906 0852 0854 0901 0908 0911 0922 0922 0934 54 47 254 254 901 0902 0904 0911 0918 0921 0932 0932 0944 56 49 258 258 902 0912 0914 0921 0928 0931 0942 0942 0954 58 51 253 253 903 0922 0924 0931 0938 0941 0952 0952 1004 60 53 257 257 904 0932 0934 0941 0948 0951 1002 1002 1014 62 55 262 262 909 0942 0944 0951 0958 1001 1012 1012 1024 64 57 261 261 905 0952 0954 1001 1008 1011 1022 1022 1034 66 59 252 252 908 1002 1004 1011 1018 1021 1032 1032 1044 68 61 259 259 906 1012 1014 1021 1028 1031 1042 1042 1054 70 63 255 255 901 1022 1024 1031 1038 1041 1052 1052 1104 72 65 263 263 902 1032 1034 1041 1048 1051 1102 1102 1114 74 67 253 253 903 1042 1044 1051 1058 1101 1112 1112 1124 76 Page 3 of 10 UL38-57272-sSu-TE-1-5 Trip GW NRHW NFLDS SEALS EALBT EALCS ACTNS GUNNS CSWK TURNS HAMM GW Bus Run No. Duty Duty Form Next No. ND H N N B N N N BPES N BR Start End Time Trip J5321 J3123 QA06 QA03 Q906 QB04 Q210 NF07 J3448 NG03 6909 J5321 GW NRHW BP3594 15697 734 688 33851 1049 CSWK 29149 29966 GW ND H BPES Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. 2 0434 0449 0449 0452 0457 0500 0505 0510 0517 0527 0545 909 253 253 0606 16 4 0509 0509 0512 0517 0520 0525 0530 0537 0547 0605 908 251 251 0657 27 6 0509 0524 0524 0527 0532 0535 0540 0545 0552 0602 0620 F 907 256 256 1200 88 8 0542 0542 0545 0550 0553 0558 0603 0605 901 254 254 0625 15 10 0554 0554 0557 0602 0605 0610 0615 0617 906 252 252 0635 17 12 0546 0604 0604 0607 0612 0615 0620 0625 0627 903 259 259 0655 21 14 0614 0614 0617 0622 0625 0630 0635 0637 904 255 255 0645 19 16 0606 0624 0624 0627 0632 0635 0640 0645 0647 909 253 253 0715 25 18 0634 0634 0637 0642 0645 0650 0655 0657 R 905 257 257 0705 23 20 0644 0644 0647 0652 0655 0700 0705 0707 902 258 258 0735 29 22 0654 0654 0657 0702 0705 0710 0715 0717 0735 F 910 260 260 24 0704 0704 0707 0712 0715 0720 0725 0727 901 254 254 0755 33 26 0714 0714 0717 0722 0725 0730 0735 0737 906 252 252 0745 31 28 0724 0724 0727 0732 0735 0740 0745 0747 R 904 255 255 0815 37 30 0734 0734 0737 0742 0745 0750 0755 0757 R 903 259 259 0805 35 32 0744 0744 0747 0752 0755 0800 0805 0807 905 261 261 0835 41 34 0754 0754 0757 0802 0805 0810 0815 0817 R 909 253 253 0825 39 36 0804 0804 0807 0812 0815 0820 0825 0827 908 251 251 0844 43 38 0814 0814 0817 0822 0825 0830 0835 0837 902 258 258 0912 49 40 0824 0824 0827 0832 0835 0840 0845 0847 R 906 252 252 0852 45 42 0834 0834 0837 0842 0845 0850 0855 0857 901 254 254 0902 47 44 0844 0844 0847 0852 0855 0900 0907 0909 R 903 255 255 0922 51 46 0854 0854 0857 0902 0906 0911 0918 0920 904 257 257 0932 53 48 0904 0904 0908 0913 0917 0922 0929 0931 909 262 262 0942 55 50 0914 0914 0918 0923 0927 0932 0939 0941 905 261 261 0952 57 52 0924 0924 0928 0933 0937 0942 0949 0951 R 908 251 251 1002 59 54 0934 0934 0938 0943 0947 0952 0959 1001 906 259 259 1012 61 56 0944 0944 0948 0953 0957 1002 1009 1011 R 901 254 254 1022 63 58 0954 0954 0958 1003 1007 1012 1019 1021 R 902 258 258 1032 65 60 1004 1004 1008 1013 1017 1022 1029 1031 903 253 253 1042 67 62 1014 1014 1018 1023 1027 1032 1039 1041 F 904 257 257 1052 69 64 1024 1024 1028 1033 1037 1042 1049 1051 909 262 262 1102 71 66 1034 1034 1038 1043 1047 1052 1059 1101 R 905 261 261 1112 73 68 1044 1044 1048 1053 1057 1102 1109 1111 908 252 252 1122 75 70 1054 1054 1058 1103 1107 1112 1119 1121 R 906 259 259 1132 77 Page 4 of 10 UL38-57272-sSu-TE-1-5 Trip Duty Duty Bus GW HAMM TURNS CSWK GUNNS ACTNS EALCS EALBT NFLDS NRHW CSWK GW Form Time Next No. Start End Run BLJ N BPES N N N B N ND H BPES Trip No. J5321 6905 NG03 J3448 NF03 Q210 QB04 Q906 QA06 J3123 J3448 J5321 GW BP5004 6153 CSWK RR71 33852 4639 733 BP3594 NRHW CSWK GW BPES ND H BPES Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. 69 251 251 904 1052 1054 1101 1108 1111 1122 1122 1134 78 71 262 262 909 1102 1104 1111 1118 1121 1132 1132 1144 80 73 254 254 905 1112 1114 1121 1128 1131 1142 1142 1154 82 75 252 252 908 1122 1124 1131 1138 1141 1152 1152 1204 84 77 258 258 906 1132 1134 1141 1148 1151 1202 1202 1214 86 79 255 255 901 1140 1142 1149 1156 1159 1212 1212 1221 1227 89 81 263 263 902 1149 1151 1158 1205 1209 1222 1222 1234 90 83 261 261 903 1157 1159 1208 1215 1219 1232 1232 1244 92 85 251 251 904 1207 1209 1218 1225 1229 1242 1242 1254 94 87 259 259 909 1217 1219 1228 1235 1239 1252 1252 1304 96 89 255 255 901 1227 1229 1238 1245 1249 1302 1302 1314 98 91 254 254 905 1237 1239 1248 1255 1259 1312 1312 1324 100 93 252 252 908 1247 1249 1258 1305 1309 1322 1322 1334 102 95 258 258 906 1257 1259 1308 1315 1319 1332 1332 1344 104 97 264 264 907 1307 1309 1318 1325 1329 1342 1342 1354 106 99 262 262 902 1317 1319 1328 1335 1339 1352 1352 1404 108 101 261 261 903 1327 1329 1338 1345 1349 1402 1402 1414 110 103 251 251 904 1337 1339 1348 1355 1359 1412 1412 1424 112 105 259 259 909 1347 1349 1358 1405 1409 1422 1422 1434 114 107 266 266 901 1357 1359 1408 1415 1419 1432 1432 1444 116 109 263 263 905 1407 1409 1418 1425 1429 1442 1442 1454 118 111 267 267 908 1417 1419 1428 1435 1439 1452 1452 1504 120 113 258 258 906 1427 1429 1438 1445 1449 1502 1502 1514 122 115 264 264 907 1437 1439 1448 1455 1459 1512 1512 1524 124 117 262 262 902 1447 1449 1458 1505 1509 1522 1522 1534 126 119 261 261 903 1457 1459 1508 1515 1519 1532 1532 1544 128 121 268 268 904 1507 1509 1518 1525 1529 1542 1542 1554 130 123 259 259 909 1517 1519 1528 1535 1539 1552 1552 1604 132 125 266 266 901 1527 1529 1538 1545 1549 1602 1602 1614 134 127 269 269 905 1537 1539 1548 1555 1559 1612 1612 1624 136 129 267 267 908 1547 1549 1558 1605 1609 1622 1622 1634 138 131 270 270 906 1557 1559 1608 1615 1619 1632 1632 1644 140 133 264 264 907 1607 1609 1618 1625 1629 1642 1642 1654 142 135 262 262 902 1617 1619 1628 1635 1639 1652 1652 1704 144 Page 5 of 10 UL38-57272-sSu-TE-1-5 Trip GW NRHW NFLDS SEALS EALBT EALCS ACTNS GUNNS CSWK TURNS HAMM GW Bus Run No.
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