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Standard Schedule B12-58026-Sa-LC-1-1 Schedule B12-58026-Sa-LC-1-1 Schedule information Route: B12 No. of vehicles used on 6 schedule: Service change: 58026 - SCHEDULE Implementation date: 27 February 2021 Day type: Sa - Saturday Operator: LC - LONDON CENTRAL Option: 1 Version: 1 Schedule comment: Option comment: UNDEFINE Timing points Timing point Transit node Stop BDWRLL Bedonwell Road, Long Lane EB04 BEDONWELL ROAD/LONG LANE 23261 Bedonwell Road / Long Lane BDWRLL Bedonwell Road, Long Lane EB15 Bedonwell Road Long Lane BP2160 Bedonwell Road / Long Lane BEXHSC Bexleyheath, Shopping Centre EC06 BEXLEYHEATH MARKET PLACE 11121 Bexleyheath Clock Tower BEXHSC Bexleyheath, Shopping Centre EC06 BEXLEYHEATH MARKET PLACE 27306 Bexleyheath Clock Tower BEXHSN Bexleyheath Station EB01 BEXLEYHEATH STATION 12069 Bexleyheath Station BEXHSN Bexleyheath Station EB01 BEXLEYHEATH STATION 12070 Bexleyheath Station BLDPOB Baldwyns Park, Old Bexley Lane EF14 OLD BEXLEY L BALDWYN'S P 3901 Dartford Road / Baldwyns Park BLDPOB Baldwyns Park, Old Bexley Lane EF26 BALDWYN'S PARK 30598 Old Bexley Lane BLDPOB Baldwyns Park, Old Bexley Lane EF26 BALDWYN'S PARK 40047 Baldwyns Park / Dartford Road BWRDSD Birchwood Road, Summerhouse Drive Z709 JOYDENS WOOD BIRCHWOOD R BP3320 Puddledock Lane BWRDSD Birchwood Road, Summerhouse Drive Z709 JOYDENS WOOD BIRCHWOOD R BP3333 Puddledock Lane BX GR S BEXLEYHEATH BUS GARAGE STAND J7310 BEXLEYHEATH BUS GARAGE BX GR S BEXLEYHEATH BUS GARAGE BXHTHR Bexleyheath / Highland Road EC15 BEXLEYHEATH CIVIC CENTRE 6324 Bexleyheath / Highland Road BXHTHR Bexleyheath / Highland Road EC16 BEXLEYHEATH CIVIC CENTRE 6323 Bexleyheath / Highland Road BX BEXLEYHEATH J7310 BEXLEYHEATH BUS GARAGE BX BEXLEYHEATH BXLPDL Bexley Park, Denton Lane Z602 BEXLEY HOSPITAL BP3325 Bexley Park BXLPDL Bexley Park, Denton Lane Z602 BEXLEY HOSPITAL BP3327 Bexley Park BXLYLB Bexley Library EF08 BEXLEY VILLAGE BOURNE RD 16695 Bexley Library BXLYLB Bexley Library EF08 BEXLEY VILLAGE BOURNE RD 16696 Bexley Library DARRSM H Dartford Road, St. Marys Road Hesitation Point J9002 COLDBLOW, WANSUNT ROAD - B12 DARRSMDartford Road, St. Mary's Road, Hesitation Point BIFURCATION H DARRSME Dartford Road, St. Marys Road Eastbound EF13 DARTFORD RD WANSUNT ROAD 31051 St Mary's Road Page 1 of 7 B12-58026-Sa-LC-1-1 DARRSMW Dartford Road, St. Marys Road Westbound EF13 DARTFORD RD WANSUNT ROAD 21790 St Mary's Road ERITBR S ERITH, BEXLEY ROAD STAND J7219 ERITH B R STATION ERITBR ERITH, BEXLEY ROAD S ERITBR Erith, Bexley Road/Cross Street E003 ERITH BEXLEY ROAD 31531 Erith Town Centre / Riverside ERITBR Erith, Bexley Road/Cross Street E003 ERITH BEXLEY ROAD BP2250 Erith Town Centre / Riverside ERITDH Erith District Hospital E221 HIND CRESCENT LING ROAD H0047 Hail & Ride Park Crescent ERITDH Erith District Hospital E221 HIND CRESCENT LING ROAD H0319 Hail and Ride Hind Cresent JOYDPO Joydens Wood, Post Office Z613 JOYDENS WOOD SHOPS BP3313 Joydens Wood Road JOYDPO Joydens Wood, Post Office Z613 JOYDENS WOOD SHOPS BP3335 Joydens Wood Road PSMWGH Parsonage Manorway, Great Harry E607 EASTRY ROAD H0049 Hail & Ride Parsonage Manorway PSMWGH Parsonage Manorway, Great Harry E607 EASTRY ROAD H0321 Hail and Ride Parsonage Manorway Page 2 of 7 B12-58026-Sa-LC-1-1 Crosslinks This schedule has no trips with crosslinks. Page 3 of 7 B12-58026-Sa-LC-1-1 Trip Duty Duty Bus BX BX ERIT ERIT ERIT PSM BDW BEX BEX BXH BXL DAR DAR BLD BXL BWR JOY BLD DAR DAR Form Next No. Start End Run GR S BR S BR DH WGH RLL HSN HSC THR YLB RSM RSM POB PDL DSD DPO POB RSM RSM Time Trip No. E H W H J731 J731 J721 E003 E221 E607 EB04 EB01 EC06 EC15 EF08 EF13 J900 EF14 Z602 Z709 Z613 EF26 EF13 J900 0 0 9 2 2 BX BX ERIT 3153 H031 H032 2326 1206 1112 6324 1669 3105 DAR 3901 BP33 BP33 BP33 4004 2179 DAR GR S BR S 1 9 1 1 9 1 6 1 RSM 27 33 35 7 0 RSM H H Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. 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