London Buses route 410

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 London Buses
410
Management
Operated by Arriva London
Garage Beddington Garage
Vehicle VDL SB120
PVR † 16
Route
Start Crystal Palace
Via Norwood Junction
East Croydon
West Croydon
Beddington
End Wallington
Length 6-7 miles
Service
Level Daily
Frequency About every 10 minutes
Journey time 50-65 minutes
Day 5:30am until midnight
Night No night service
Adult single fares
Oyster 90p
Cash £2.00
† peak vehicle requirement
Transport for London • Performance

London Buses route 410 for Transport for London is a contracted route in London, United Kingdom. The service is currently contracted to Arriva London. The service serves main areas of South London, but uses mostly back roads (especially parts in between Crystal Palace and Norwood Junction).

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[edit] History

The 410 shares a very similar route to the 157 (Crystal Palace-Morden)which also starts at Crystal Palace meets again at Norwood Junction, West Croydon, and splits again around Beddington.

After the creation of the tram network in Croydon, many bus routes went through many alterations.

The 410 bus route was created after the amalgamation of the 412 route (then Purley - Norwood Junction) and route 400. The 412 returned to its previous route between Purley and West Croydon, while remaining portion of 400 was taken over completely by 455 (which was an amalgamation of 450 and 400) and 466 (amalgamation of 166 and 400).

The route was extended from Norwood Junction to Crystal Palace following the 361 from the Junction of Portland Road/High Street/South Norwood Hill (South Norwood Hill - Sylvan Road - Crystal Palace).

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[edit] Current route

[edit] Route departing Crystal Palace

[edit] Route departing Wallington

[edit] See also

[edit] External links


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