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Standard Schedule N73-57989-Frnt-MN-1-1 Schedule N73-57989-FrNt-MN-1-1 Schedule information Route: N73 No. of vehicles used on 7 schedule: Service change: 57989 - SCHEDULE Implementation date: 20 March 2021 Day type: FrNt - Friday Night/Saturday Morning Operator: MN - ARRIVA LONDON NORTH Option: 1 Version: 1 Schedule comment: Option comment: Friday Night N73 Timing points Timing point Transit node Stop BHRDSN Blackhorse Road Station YH03 B'HORSE RD STN FOREST RD 6622 Blackhorse Road Stn / Blackhorse Ln BHRDSN Blackhorse Road Station YH03 B'HORSE RD STN FOREST RD 6666 Blackhorse Road Stn / Blackhorse Lane CT CLAPTON J2320 CLAPTON BUS GARAGE CT CLAPTON ESXRSN Essex Road Station CE08 ESSEX ROAD STATION 14920 Essex Road Station ESXRSN Essex Road Station CE08 ESSEX ROAD STATION 26591 Essex Road Station EUSTER Euston Station, Euston Road 8305 EUSTON STATION EUSTON RD 20917 Euston Station EUSTSN Euston Bus Station 8301 EUSTON BUS STATION 36513 Euston Station ISLNHS Islington, Angel, High Street CD01 ISLINGTON ANGEL 36602 Angel Station ISLNHS Islington, Angel, High Street CD01 ISLINGTON ANGEL 4716 Angel Station KGSXER Kings Cross Station, Euston Road 8503 KINGS CROSS ST PANCRAS R0058 King's Cross Station KGSXGI Kings Cross Station, Grays Inn Road 8502 KINGS CROSS STATION 183 King's Cross Station NEWNGN Newington Green CA02 NEWINGTON GN/GREEN LANES 1080 Newington Green NEWNGN Newington Green CA03 NEWINGTON GRN EAST SIDE 2442 Newington Green OXFCHS Oxford Circus, Holles Street 0802 OXFORD CIRCUS HOLLES ST 34846 Holles Street OXFCHSWS OXFORD CIRCUS, HOLLES STREET, WEST SIDE J1907 OXFORD CIRCUS, HOLLES STREET OXFCHS OXFORD CIRCUS, HOLLES STREET, WEST SIDE STAND WS OXFSGT Oxford Circus, Oxford Street, Great Titchfield Street 0A04 OXFORD STREET MOTHERCARE 33924 Great Titchfield St / Oxford Circus Stn SNEWBR Stoke Newington, Brooke Road DA11 BROOKE ROAD BP4241 Stoke Newington High Street SNEWHC Stoke Newington High Street, Church Street DA04 STOKE N HIGH ST CHURCH S R0365 Stoke Newington Church Street SSISSN Seven Sisters Station, Tottenham High Road 9H08 SEVEN SISTERS STATION BP2074 Seven Sisters Station STAMBY Stamford Hill Broadway DB03 STAMFORD HILL BROADWAY 14442 Stamford Hill Broadway STAMBY Stamford Hill Broadway DB03 STAMFORD HILL BROADWAY BP5230 Stamford Hill Broadway Page 1 of 5 N73-57989-FrNt-MN-1-1 TCTROS Tottenham Court Road Stn, Oxford Street 0A02 OXFORD ST TOTT CT RD STN 165 Oxford Street / Soho Street TCTROS Tottenham Court Road Stn, Oxford Street 0A02 OXFORD ST TOTT CT RD STN 37317 Tottenham Court Road Station TOTTHS Tottenham High Road, Seven Sisters Road 9H03 HIGH RD SEVEN SISTERS RD 959 Seven Sisters Station TOTTSW Tottenham, Swan 9D01 TOTTENHAM SWAN 70340 Tottenham Town Hall TTHLBS Tottenham Hale Station, Bus Station 9J01 TOTTENHAM HALE STATION BP5885 Tottenham Hale Bus Station TTHLBS Tottenham Hale Station, Bus Station 9J01 TOTTENHAM HALE STATION BP5889 Tottenham Hale Bus Station 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 BP4273 Walthamstow Bus Station Page 2 of 5 N73-57989-FrNt-MN-1-1 Crosslinks This schedule has no trips with crosslinks. Page 3 of 5 N73-57989-FrNt-MN-1-1 Trip Duty Duty Bus CT OXFC OXFC TCTR EUST KGSX ISLN ESXR NEW SNE STAM SSIS TOTT TTHL BHR WST WST CT Form Next No. Start End Run HSW HS OS SN ER HS SN NGN WHC BY SN SW BS DSN CSN CSN Time Trip No. S S J2320 J1907 0802 0A02 8301 8503 CD01 CE08 CA02 DA04 DB03 9H08 9D01 9J01 YH03 YB01 J3133 J2320 CT OXFC 34846 37317 36513 R005 4716 26591 1080 R036 14442 BP20 70340 BP58 6622 BP42 WST CT HSW 8 5 74 85 67 CSN S S Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. 1 260 260 113 2406 2406 2407 2415 2424 2428 2434 2438 2444 2451 2454 2458 2459 2503 2507 2516 2531 F 3 266 266 132 2436 2436 2437 2445 2453 2457 2503 2507 2513 2520 2523 2527 2528 2532 2536 2545 2600 F 5 521 521 261 2509 2510 2517 2525 2529 2535 2538 2544 2551 2554 2558 2559 2603 2607 2615 2615 2629 12 7 522 522 262 2539 2540 2547 2555 2559 2605 2608 2614 2621 2624 2628 2629 2633 2636 2644 2644 2659 14 9 523 523 263 2609 2610 2617 2625 2629 2635 2638 2643 2650 2653 2657 2658 2702 2705 2713 2713 2729 16 11 524 524 264 2639 2640 2647 2655 2659 2705 2708 2713 2719 2722 2726 2727 2730 2733 2741 2741 2759 18 13 525 525 265 2709 2710 2717 2725 2729 2734 2737 2742 2748 2751 2755 2756 2759 2802 2810 2810 2829 20 15 521 521 261 2739 2740 2746 2753 2757 2802 2805 2810 2816 2819 2823 2824 2827 2830 2838 2853 F 17 522 522 262 2809 2810 2816 2823 2827 2832 2835 2840 2846 2849 2853 2854 2857 2900 2908 2923 F 19 523 523 263 2839 2840 2846 2853 2857 2902 2905 2910 2916 2919 2923 2924 2927 2930 2938 2953 F 21 524 524 264 2909 2910 2916 2923 2927 2932 2935 2940 2946 2949 2953 2954 2957 3000 3008 3025 F 23 525 525 265 2939 2940 2946 2953 2957 3002 3005 3010 3016 3019 3023 3024 3027 3030 3038 3056 F Page 4 of 5 N73-57989-FrNt-MN-1-1 Trip CT WSTC WSTC BHRD TTHL TOTT STAM SNEW NEWN ESXR ISLNH KGSX EUST TCTR OXFS OXFC Bus Duty Duty Form Next No. SN S SN SN BS HS BY BR GN SN S GI ER OS GT HSWS Run Start End Time Trip No. J2320 J3133 YB01 YH03 9J01 9H03 DB03 DA11 CA03 CE08 CD01 8502 8305 0A02 0A04 J1907 CT WSTC BP427 6666 BP588 959 BP523 BP424 2442 14920 36602 183 20917 165 33924 OXFC SN S 3 9 0 1 HSWS Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. Dep. 2 2354 2354 2355 2403 2406 2410 2413 2418 2424 2428 2432 2438 2441 2448 2450 2454 261 521 521 2509 5 4 2429 2429 2430 2438 2441 2445 2448 2452 2458 2502 2506 2512 2515 2522 2524 2528 262 522 522 2539 7 6 2459 2459 2500 2508 2511 2515 2518 2522 2528 2532 2536 2542 2545 2552 2554 2558 263 523 523 2609 9 8 2529 2529 2530 2538 2541 2545 2548 2552 2558 2602 2606 2612 2615 2622 2624 2627 264 524 524 2639 11 10 2559 2559 2600 2608 2611 2615 2618 2622 2627 2631 2635 2641 2644 2651 2653 2656 265 525 525 2709 13 12 2629 2630 2638 2641 2645 2648 2652 2657 2701 2705 2710 2713 2720 2722 2725 261 521 521 2739 15 14 2659 2700 2708 2711 2715 2719 2723 2728 2732 2736 2741 2744 2751 2753 2756 262 522 522 2809 17 16 2729 2730 2739 2742 2746 2750 2754 2759 2803 2807 2812 2815 2822 2824 2827 263 523 523 2839 19 18 2759 2800 2809 2812 2816 2820 2824 2829 2833 2837 2843 2846 2853 2855 2858 264 524 524 2909 21 20 2829 2830 2839 2842 2846 2850 2854 2900 2904 2908 2914 2917 2924 2926 2929 265 525 525 2939 23 Page 5 of 5.
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