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Schedule 69-34525-Su-IF-1-1 Schedule information Route: 69 No. of vehicles used on 16 schedule: Service change: 34525 - SCHEDULE Implementation date: 01 March 2014 Day type: Su - Sunday Operator: IF - EAST LONDON Option: 1 Version: 1 Schedule comment: Option comment: None Timing points Timing point Transit node Stop CANNBS Canning Town Bus Station A501 CANNING TN SILVERTOWN WY BP2281 Canning Town Bus Station CANNBS Canning Town Bus Station A501 CANNING TN SILVERTOWN WY BP2284 Canning Town Station CANNBW3S Canning Town Bus Station, Stand W3 J3805 CANNING TOWN BUS STATION CANNB Canning Town Bus Station, Stand W3 W3S LEYTBAL Leyton, Bakers Arms, Leyton High Road YD07 LEYTON HIGH ROAD LEYTON GREEN 7967 Leyton Green LEYTBAL Leyton, Bakers Arms, Leyton High Road YD08 BAKERS ARMS SOUTH SIDE 7968 Lea Bridge Road / Bakers Arms LEYTSN Leyton Station YL17 LEYTON STATION 7991 Leyton Station LEYTSN Leyton Station YL17 LEYTON STATION 7992 Leyton Station LSTNTH Leytonstone, Thatched House YM05 CROWNFIELD R THATCHED HO 29653 Burgess Road LSTNTH Leytonstone, Thatched House YM05 CROWNFIELD R THATCHED HO 8005 Burgess Road PLASSN Plaistow Station A608 PLAISTOW STATION 26188 Plaistow Station PLASSN Plaistow Station A608 PLAISTOW STATION 8041 Plaistow Station STFDBS Stratford Bus Station A901 STRATFORD BUS STATION BP973 Stratford Bus Station STFDBY Stratford Broadway A903 STRATFORD BDY TRAMWAY AV 8019 Stratford Centre T LEYTON J4313 LEYTON BUS GARAGE T LEYTON WH GR S West Ham Bus Garage Stand J3324 WEST HAM BUS GARAGE WH GR WEST HAM GARAGE STAND S WH WEST HAM J3324 WEST HAM BUS GARAGE WH WEST HAM WSTCSN S Walthamstow Central Station Stand J3133 WALTHAMSTOW CENTRAL L U/B R STATION WSTCSNWalthamstow Central Bus Station S WSTCSN Walthamstow Central Station YB01 WALTHAMSTOW CENTRAL STN BP4267 Walthamstow Bus Station WSTCSN Walthamstow Central Station YB01 WALTHAMSTOW CENTRAL STN BP4272 Walthamstow Bus Station Page 1 of 8 69-34525-Su-IF-1-1 Crosslinks This schedule has 3 trips with crosslinks. Previous Next Timing Point Time Route Trip Route Trip N69 10 69 1 Walthamstow Central Station Stand (WSTCSN S) 0408 55 200 69 183 LEYTON (T) 2421 69 183 N69 2 Canning Town Bus Station, Stand W3 (CANNBW3S) 2500 69 178 N69 1 LEYTON (T) 2416 Page 2 of 8 69-34525-Su-IF-1-1 Trip Duty Duty Bus WH T WH GR WSTC WSTC LEYTB LEYTS LSTNT STFDB PLASS CANN CANN WH GR WH Form Next No. Start End Run S SN S SN AL N H Y N BS BW3S S Time Trip No. J3324 J4313 J3324 J3133 YB01 YD07 YL17 YM05 A903 A608 A501 J3805 J3324 J3324 WH T WH GR WSTC BP427 7967 7991 8005 8019 26188 BP228 CANN WH GR WH S SN S 2 4 BW3S S Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. 1 966 966 151 0408 0408 0412 0418 0421 0426 0431 0438 0439 0444 2 3 421 421 201 0410 0438 0442 0448 0451 0456 0501 0508 0509 0514 4 5 422 422 202 0439 0507 0511 0517 0520 0526 0531 0538 0539 0544 6 7 423 423 203 0508 0536 0540 0546 0550 0556 0601 0608 0609 0623 10 9 421 421 201 0602 0602 0606 0612 0616 0622 0627 0634 0635 0641 12 11 422 422 202 0622 0622 0626 0632 0636 0642 0647 0654 0655 0700 14 13 424 424 204 0642 0642 0646 0652 0656 0702 0707 0714 0721 R 0818 26 15 423 423 203 0702 0702 0706 0712 0716 0722 0727 0734 0735 0741 20 17 421 421 201 0722 0722 0726 0732 0736 0742 0747 0756 0803 R 0914 37 19 422 422 202 0742 0742 0746 0753 0757 0803 0808 0817 0824 R 0917 36 21 425 425 205 0757 0757 0801 0808 0812 0818 0823 0832 0833 0847 30 23 426 426 206 0812 0812 0816 0823 0827 0833 0838 0847 0848 0859 32 25 423 423 203 0827 0827 0831 0838 0842 0848 0853 0902 0909 R 1019 48 27 427 427 207 0842 0842 0846 0853 0857 0903 0908 0917 0918 0934 38 29 428 428 208 0855 0855 0859 0906 0910 0916 0921 0930 0931 0945 40 31 424 424 204 0907 0907 0911 0918 0922 0928 0933 0942 0943 0955 42 33 429 429 209 0919 0919 0923 0930 0934 0940 0945 0954 0955 1004 44 35 425 425 205 0931 0931 0935 0943 0947 0953 0958 1007 1008 1014 46 37 421 421 201 0914 0942 0947 0956 1000 1006 1011 1020 1022 1036 50 39 426 426 206 0954 0954 0959 1008 1013 1019 1024 1033 1035 1048 52 41 430 430 210 1003 1004 1009 1020 1025 1032 1037 1046 1048 1100 54 43 422 422 202 1014 1015 1020 1032 1037 1044 1050 1059 1101 1112 56 45 427 427 207 1025 1026 1031 1044 1049 1056 1102 1111 1113 1124 58 47 428 428 208 1035 1037 1043 1056 1101 1108 1114 1123 1125 1136 60 49 424 424 204 1047 1049 1055 1108 1113 1120 1126 1135 1137 1148 62 51 429 429 209 1059 1101 1107 1120 1125 1132 1138 1147 1157 R 1254 74 53 425 425 205 1111 1113 1119 1132 1137 1144 1150 1159 1209 R 1306 76 55 423 423 203 1123 1125 1131 1144 1149 1156 1202 1211 1213 1224 68 57 421 421 201 1135 1137 1143 1156 1201 1208 1214 1223 1233 F 1318 78 59 426 426 206 1147 1149 1155 1208 1213 1220 1226 1235 1245 R 1342 82 61 430 430 210 1159 1201 1207 1220 1225 1232 1238 1247 1257 R 1418 88 63 422 422 202 1211 1213 1219 1232 1237 1244 1250 1259 1309 F 1330 80 65 427 427 207 1223 1225 1231 1244 1249 1256 1302 1311 1321 R 1442 92 67 428 428 208 1235 1237 1243 1256 1301 1308 1314 1323 1333 R 1506 96 Page 3 of 8 69-34525-Su-IF-1-1 Trip WH WH GR CANN CANN PLASS STFDB LSTNT LEYTS LEYTB WSTC WSTC WH GR WH T Bus Duty Duty Form Next No. S BW3S BS N S H N AL SN SN S S Run Start End Time Trip No. J3324 J3324 J3805 A501 A608 A901 YM05 YL17 YD08 YB01 J3133 J3324 J3324 J4313 WH WH GR CANN BP228 8041 BP973 29653 7992 7968 BP426 WSTC WH GR WH T S BW3S 1 7 SN S S Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. 2 0444 0445 0452 0458 0503 0506 0512 0515 0520 151 966 966 2047 149 4 0514 0515 0522 0528 0533 0537 0543 0546 0546 201 421 421 0602 9 6 0544 0545 0553 0559 0604 0608 0614 0617 0617 202 422 422 0622 11 8 0558 0604 0613 0619 0624 0628 0634 0637 0637 204 424 424 0642 13 10 0623 0624 0633 0639 0644 0648 0654 0657 0657 203 423 423 0702 15 12 0641 0642 0651 0657 0702 0706 0712 0715 0715 201 421 421 0722 17 14 0700 0701 0710 0716 0721 0725 0731 0734 0734 202 422 422 0742 19 16 0707 0713 0722 0728 0733 0737 0744 0749 0749 205 425 425 0757 21 18 0721 0727 0736 0742 0747 0751 0800 0805 0805 206 426 426 0812 23 20 0741 0742 0751 0757 0802 0806 0815 0820 0820 203 423 423 0827 25 22 0751 0757 0806 0812 0817 0821 0830 0835 0835 207 427 427 0842 27 24 0806 0812 0821 0827 0832 0836 0845 0850 0850 208 428 428 0855 29 26 0818 0824 0833 0839 0844 0848 0857 0902 0902 204 424 424 0907 31 28 0830 0836 0845 0851 0856 0900 0909 0914 0914 209 429 429 0919 33 30 0847 0848 0857 0903 0908 0912 0921 0926 0926 205 425 425 0931 35 32 0859 0900 0909 0915 0920 0924 0933 0938 0938 206 426 426 0954 39 34 0906 0912 0921 0927 0932 0936 0945 0950 0950 210 430 430 1003 41 36 0917 0923 0932 0938 0943 0947 0956 1001 1002 202 422 422 1014 43 38 0934 0935 0944 0950 0955 0959 1008 1013 1014 207 427 427 1025 45 40 0945 0946 0955 1001 1007 1012 1021 1026 1027 208 428 428 1035 47 42 0955 0956 1005 1011 1018 1023 1032 1038 1039 204 424 424 1047 49 44 1004 1006 1015 1021 1028 1033 1043 1050 1051 209 429 429 1059 51 46 1014 1016 1025 1032 1039 1044 1055 1102 1103 205 425 425 1111 53 48 1019 1026 1035 1043 1051 1056 1107 1114 1115 203 423 423 1123 55 50 1036 1038 1047 1055 1103 1108 1119 1126 1127 201 421 421 1135 57 52 1048 1050 1059 1107 1115 1120 1131 1138 1139 206 426 426 1147 59 54 1100 1102 1111 1119 1127 1132 1143 1150 1151 210 430 430 1159 61 56 1112 1114 1123 1131 1139 1144 1155 1202 1203 202 422 422 1211 63 58 1124 1126 1135 1143 1151 1156 1207 1214 1215 207 427 427 1223 65 60 1136 1138 1147 1155 1203 1208 1219 1226 1227 208 428 428 1235 67 62 1148 1150 1159 1207 1215 1220 1231 1238 1239 204 424 424 1247 69 64 1154 1202 1211 1219 1227 1232 1243 1250 1251 211 431 431 1259 71 66 1206 1214 1223 1231 1239 1244 1255 1302 1303 212 432 432 1311 73 68 1224 1226 1235 1243 1251 1256 1307 1314 1315 203 423 423 1323 75 Page 4 of 8 69-34525-Su-IF-1-1 Trip Duty Duty Bus WH T WH GR WSTC WSTC LEYTB LEYTS LSTNT STFDB PLASS CANN CANN WH GR WH Form Next No.
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