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Standard Schedule 121-38877-Nyent-MN-1-1 Schedule 121-38877-NyeNt-MN-1-1 Schedule information Route: 121 No. of vehicles used on 6 schedule: Service change: 38877 - SCHEDULE, STRUCTURAL, END OF TEMP DIV Implementation date: 30 May 2015 Day type: NyeNt - New Year's Eve Night Operator: MN - ARRIVA LONDON NORTH Option: 1 Version: 1 Schedule comment: Option comment: ROUTE 121 NEW YEARS EVE NIGHT T.S.53 Timing points Timing point Transit node Stop E GR Ponders End, Enfield Bus Garage UQ01 SOUTHBURY ROAD TESCO'S 13522 Glyn Road E GR Ponders End, Enfield Bus Garage UQ07 ENFIELD BUS GARAGE 13523 Enfield Bus Garage / Southbury Station E ENFIELD J4312 ENFIELD BUS GARAGE E ENFIELD ENCSSN Enfield Chase Station US10 ENFIELD CHASE STATION 16800 Enfield Chase Station ENCSSN Enfield Chase Station US10 ENFIELD CHASE STATION 16801 Enfield Chase Station ENHWRL Enfield Highway, Red Lion UM02 ENFIELD HIGHWAY RED LION 12260 Durants School ENHWRL Enfield Highway, Red Lion UM02 ENFIELD HIGHWAY RED LION 12265 Oatlands Road ENLKIV S ENFIELD LOCK, ISLAND VILLAGE, BRUNSWICK J4526 ENFIELD LOCK, R S A TAVERN ENLKIV ENFIELD LOCK, ISLAND VILLAGE, BRUNSWICK ROAD ROAD STAND S ENLKIV Enfield Lock, Island Village UH40 ENFIELD ISLAND VILLAGE BRUNSWICK RD BP2651 Enfield Island Village ENLKSN Enfield Lock Station UH16 ENFIELD LOCK STATION 20300 Enfield Lock Station ENLKSN Enfield Lock Station UH16 ENFIELD LOCK STATION 20301 Enfield Lock Station ENTNCR Enfield Town, Cecil Road US04 ENFIELD TOWN CECIL ROAD BP4975 Enfield Town / Cecil Road ENTNMP Enfield Town, Market Place US07 ENFIELD CHURCH STREET 14997 Enfield Town / Church Street OAKWSN Oakwood Station UA07 OAKWOOD STATION 16786 Oakwood Station OAKWSN Oakwood Station UA07 OAKWOOD STATION 16787 Oakwood Station / Chase Road PALMNC Palmers Green, North Circular Road/Green Lanes U602 GREEN LANES N CIRCULAR R 10875 Tottenhall Road PALMNC Palmers Green, North Circular Road/Green Lanes U602 GREEN LANES N CIRCULAR R 4945 Tottenhall Road SGATSN Southgate Station U906 SOUTHGATE STN FORECOURT 35836 Southgate Station SGATSN Southgate Station U906 SOUTHGATE STN FORECOURT 995 Southgate Station TLSNBS S TURNPIKE LANE STATION STAND J3132 TURNPIKE LANE L U STATION TLSNBS TURNPIKE LANE STATION STAND S Page 1 of 5 121-38877-NyeNt-MN-1-1 TLSNBS Turnpike Lane Station, Bus Station 9903 TURNPIKE LN STN/BUS STN 33694 Turnpike Lane Bus Station TLSNBS Turnpike Lane Station, Bus Station 9903 TURNPIKE LN STN/BUS STN 3617 Turnpike Lane Station WDGNHR Wood Green Station, High Road 9701 WOOD GREEN STATION BP1794 Wood Green Station WDGNHR Wood Green Station, High Road 9704 WOOD GREEN BUS GARAGE 1488 Wood Green Station Page 2 of 5 121-38877-NyeNt-MN-1-1 Crosslinks This schedule has no trips with crosslinks. Page 3 of 5 121-38877-NyeNt-MN-1-1 Trip Duty Duty Bus ENLKI ENLKI ENLKS ENHW E GR ENTNC ENCSS OAKW SGATS PALM WDGN TLSNB TLSNB E Form Next No. Start End Run V S V N RL R N SN N NC HR S S S Time Trip No. J4526 UH40 UH16 UM02 UQ07 US04 US10 UA07 U906 U602 9704 9903 J3132 J4312 ENLKI BP265 20301 12265 13523 BP497 16800 16786 35836 10875 1488 3617 TLSNB E V S 1 5 S S Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. 901 480 480 240 2441 2441 2444 2449 2454 2500 2502 2508 2513 2519 2524 2528 2528 2545 914 903 482 482 242 2501 2501 2504 2509 2514 2520 2522 2528 2533 2539 2544 2548 2548 2605 916 905 484 484 244 2521 2521 2524 2529 2534 2540 2542 2548 2553 2559 2604 2608 2608 2625 918 907 485 485 245 2541 2541 2544 2549 2554 2600 2602 2608 2613 2619 2624 2628 2628 2645 920 909 481 481 241 2601 2601 2604 2609 2614 2620 2622 2628 2633 2639 2644 2648 2648 2705 922 911 483 483 243 2621 2621 2624 2629 2634 2640 2642 2648 2653 2659 2704 2708 2708 2725 924 913 480 480 240 2641 2641 2644 2649 2654 2700 2702 2708 2713 2719 2724 2728 2728 2745 926 915 482 482 242 2701 2701 2704 2709 2714 2720 2722 2728 2733 2739 2744 2748 2748 2805 928 917 484 484 244 2721 2721 2724 2729 2734 2740 2742 2748 2753 2759 2804 2808 2808 2821 930 919 485 485 245 2741 2741 2744 2749 2754 2800 2802 2808 2813 2819 2824 2828 2828 2837 932 921 481 481 241 2801 2801 2804 2809 2814 2820 2822 2828 2833 2839 2844 2848 2848 2853 934 923 483 483 243 2821 2821 2824 2829 2834 2840 2842 2848 2853 2859 2904 2908 2908 2913 936 925 480 480 240 2841 2841 2844 2849 2854 2900 2902 2908 2913 2920 2925 2930 2949 F 927 482 482 242 2901 2901 2905 2910 2916 2922 2924 2930 2935 2942 2947 2952 3011 F 929 484 484 244 2921 2921 2925 2930 2936 2942 2944 2950 2955 3002 3007 3012 3031 F 931 485 485 245 2941 2941 2945 2950 2956 3002 3004 3010 3015 3022 3027 3032 3051 F 933 481 481 241 2950 2950 2954 2959 3005 3006 F 935 483 483 243 3009 3009 3013 3018 3024 3025 F Page 4 of 5 121-38877-NyeNt-MN-1-1 Trip E TLSNB TLSNB WDGN PALM SGATS OAKW ENCSS ENTN E GR ENHW ENLKS ENLKI ENLKI Bus Duty Duty Form Next No. S S S HR NC N SN N MP RL N V V S Run Start End Time Trip No. J4312 J3132 9903 9701 U602 U906 UA07 US10 US07 UQ01 UM02 UH16 UH40 J4526 E TLSNB 33694 BP179 4945 995 16787 16801 14997 13522 12260 20300 BP265 ENLKI S S 4 1 V S Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. 902 2421 2422 2427 2432 2436 2436 240 480 480 2441 901 904 2441 2442 2447 2452 2456 2456 242 482 482 2501 903 906 2501 2502 2507 2512 2516 2516 244 484 484 2521 905 908 2521 2522 2527 2532 2536 2536 245 485 485 2541 907 910 2440 2505 2509 2514 2521 2527 2533 2535 2542 2547 2552 2556 2556 241 481 481 2601 909 912 2500 2525 2529 2534 2541 2547 2553 2555 2602 2607 2612 2616 2616 243 483 483 2621 911 914 2545 2545 2549 2554 2601 2607 2613 2615 2622 2627 2632 2636 2636 240 480 480 2641 913 916 2605 2605 2609 2614 2621 2627 2633 2635 2642 2647 2652 2656 2656 242 482 482 2701 915 918 2625 2625 2629 2634 2641 2647 2653 2655 2702 2707 2712 2716 2716 244 484 484 2721 917 920 2645 2645 2649 2654 2701 2707 2713 2715 2722 2727 2732 2736 2736 245 485 485 2741 919 922 2705 2705 2709 2714 2721 2727 2733 2735 2742 2747 2752 2756 2756 241 481 481 2801 921 924 2725 2725 2729 2734 2741 2747 2753 2755 2802 2807 2812 2816 2816 243 483 483 2821 923 926 2745 2745 2749 2754 2801 2807 2813 2815 2822 2827 2832 2836 2836 240 480 480 2841 925 928 2805 2805 2809 2814 2821 2827 2833 2835 2842 2847 2852 2856 2856 242 482 482 2901 927 930 2821 2821 2825 2830 2837 2843 2849 2851 2858 2903 2908 2912 2912 244 484 484 2921 929 932 2837 2837 2841 2846 2853 2859 2905 2907 2914 2919 2924 2928 2928 245 485 485 2941 931 934 2853 2853 2857 2902 2909 2915 2921 2923 2930 2935 2940 2945 2945 241 481 481 2950 933 936 2913 2913 2917 2922 2929 2935 2941 2943 2949 2954 2959 3004 3004 243 483 483 3009 935 Page 5 of 5.
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