Superloop bus route SL5 confirmed between Croydon and Bromley

Transport for London have today published details of a forthcoming express bus set to run between Bromley and Croydon.

Consultation was undertaken earlier this year on route SL5 which will form part of an orbital network around London.

A report has been published today by TfL – viewable here – with a total of 1,359 responses given to the consultation.

Changes since consultation

Changes made include “an additional stop at the junction of Barnfield Wood Road with Westmoreland Road to improve connectivity in that area” plus reducing the stops in Bromley town centre from four to three.

TfL state: “The proposed SL5 Civic Centre northbound stop will be removed and the southbound retained for interchange with route SL3.

“The southbound High Street SL5 stop will be removed as Bromley South station is 160 metres away. The northbound stop will be retained as it is further away from Bromley South and is 330 metres away from the removed Civic Centre stop.”

Express bus will run to Bromley

In Croydon ” the SL5 will now stop at Croydon, Park Street / St George’s Walk for the Town Centre.”

The existing 119 bus will remain with no loss of frequency. SL5 will run every 12 minutes Monday to Saturday daytime and every 15 minutes on Sundays and evenings.

Services are due to commence in spring 2024.

------------------

Running a site takes time and costs money.

You can support me via Paypal with a one-off or monthly donation here

Another option is via Patreon by clicking here

You can also buy me a beer/coffee at Ko-fi here

Many thanks

There's also a Facebook page for the site here

J Smith

I've lived in south east London most of my life growing up in Greenwich borough and working in the area for many years. The site has contributors on occasion and we cover many different topics. Living and working in the area offers an insight into what is happening locally.

One thought on “Superloop bus route SL5 confirmed between Croydon and Bromley

  • This could potentially be a very successful route – traffic permitting. However, it would be a lot more helpful if the TfL map actually showed where the stops will be. Particularly as there will be so few of them.

    Reply

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.