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Route T3 (Green Route) from / to Charing Cross Road, Wc2 (Circular) APPENDIX A: LONDON SERVICE PERMIT No. LSP0515 ROUTE T3 (GREEN ROUTE) FROM / TO CHARING CROSS ROAD, WC2 (CIRCULAR) ROUTE RECORD Effective from 28 February 2015 STREETS TRAVERSED Main Route Charing Cross Road, St. Martin’s Place, Trafalgar Square (east side), Charing Cross, Whitehall, Parliament Square (east and south sides), Broad Sanctuary, Great Smith Street, Marsham Street, Horseferry Road, Lambeth Bridge, Lambeth Palace Road, Westminster Bridge Road, Westminster Bridge, Bridge Street, Parliament Square (east, south, west and north sides), Parliament Street, Whitehall, Horse Guard’s Avenue, Victoria Embankment, Northumberland Avenue, Charing Cross, Trafalgar Square (south side), Cockspur Street, Pall Mall, Waterloo Place, (Lower) Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus, Coventry Street, Rupert Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, Charing Cross Road. Alternative Route (to avoid construction traffic in Rupert Street) As main line of route above to Piccadilly Circus then direct to Shaftesbury Avenue and main line of route. NOTE: The total number of buses operating on TOLST and London Pride Sightseeing services under London Service Permits along Coventry Street W1, shall not exceed 39 buses per hour at any time of the year. STANDS AND TERMINAL POINTS The Operator should note that under normal circumstances, the specific restrictions relating to each stand will apply to the whole stand at all times. Any variation to such standing arrangements must be agreed by London Buses. In addition, the Operator should note the following general requirements: 1) Drivers MUST switch off engines during the layover periods on stands. 2) No meal reliefs may be taken on any stand without the permission of London Buses. 3) No crew ferry vehicles may enter any stand without the permission of London Buses. 4) Buses should be scheduled with a maximum layover time of 20 minutes between arrival and departure 1 CHARING CROSS ROAD, WC2 Public stand in Charing Cross Road east side, south of junction with Cranbourn Street. Buses proceed from Shaftesbury Avenue and Charing Cross Road to stand and depart direct. Set down and pick up on stand. AVAILABILITY: At any time. OPERATING RESTRICTIONS: No more than one bus to stand at any one time. MEAL RELIEFS: Meal relief vehicles must not stand at any time. FERRY VEHICLES: No ferry vehicles to use stand at any time. NORTHUMBERLAND AVENUE, WC2 Public stand in Northumberland Avenue south side, from a point 24 metres west of the western kerb line of Great Scotland Yard extending 12 metres westwards. Buses proceed from Whitehall via Whitehall Place to Northumberland Avenue to stand, departing via Northumberland Avenue, Charing Cross and Trafalgar Square to line of route. Set down and pick up on stand. AVAILABILITY: At any time. OPERATING RESTRICTIONS: (i) Unscheduled curtailments only. (ii) No more than one bus on route T3 to stand at any one time. MEAL RELIEFS: Meal relief vehicles must not stand at any time. FERRY VEHICLES: No ferry vehicles to use stand at any time. COVENTRY STREET, W1 Public stand in Coventry Street north side, from a point 5 metres east of eastern kerb line of Rupert Street extending 23.8 metres eastwards. Buses proceed from Piccadilly Circus to Coventry Street direct to stand, departing via Coventry Street, Wardour Street and Shaftesbury Avenue to Charing Cross Road. Set down on stand. AVAILABILITY: At any time. OPERATING RESTRICTIONS: (i) Unscheduled curtailments only. (ii) No more than one bus to stand at any one time for a maximum period of three minutes. MEAL RELIEFS: Meal relief vehicles must not stand at any time. FERRY VEHICLES: No ferry vehicles to use stand at any time. LAMBETH PALACE, SE1 CURTAILMENT POINT ONLY – Buses not permitted to stand Set down at bus stop in Lambeth Palace Road, at Stop SP (14669), opposite Lambeth Palace, then depart out of service. 2 PICKING UP AND SETTING DOWN POINTS At the following specified stopping points, except Stop Nos 1, 13 and 15, buses may stop for no longer than is necessary to pick up and set down passengers; buses must not stop at these points for any other reason: Stop No Thoroughfare Dir Location 1 BP4587 Charing Cross Road S Tourist stop, at authorised stand 2 BP3967 Whitehall S Craig’s Court 4 BP4631 Great Smith Street S Tourist stop, on Lamp Column 3, north of a point opposite Abbey Orchard Street 5 2420 NH Horseferry Road E Opposite Thorney Street 6 14669 SP Lambeth Palace Road N Opposite Lambeth Palace 7 BP4626 Westminster Bridge Road W Tourist stop, opposite County Hall 8 1645 C Parliament Street N Outside HM Treasury 9 BP4568 Whitehall N Tourist stop, S of entrance to Horse Guards Avenue 10 BP4632 (Lower) Regent Street N Tourist stop, outside No 11, opposite Carlton Street 11 BP4615 Rupert Street N Tourist stop, at LS 3, N of Coventry Street 12 7824 J Charing Cross Road S Opposite Leicester Square Station, 20 metres N of Cranbourn Street 13 BP4587 Charing Cross Road S Tourist stop, at authorised stand 14 161 H Shaftesbury Avenue N Opposite Ripley’s Believe it or Not at Piccadilly Circus – on alternative route only 15 37639 X Northumberland Avenue W At Trafalgar Square, lamp column no. 3. 16 BP4589 Coventry Street Tourist stop, E of E kerbline of Rupert Street – maximum dwell time: 3 minutes RH LSP0515 28.02.15 3 .
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