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Revision as of 00:53, 16 March 2022
Go-Ahead London is the subsidiary of Go-Ahead Group for bus operations in and around London, UK.
Go-Ahead London consisted of five subsidiary companies: Blue Triangle, Docklands Buses, London Central, London General, and Metrobus; they were previously separate companies, which were acquired by Go-Ahead in the 1990s and 2000s through acquisitions or privatization. Go-Ahead also purchased some of the assets of First London, which were consolidated with London General. In 2014, the Go-Ahead London branding largely replaced that of the five operating subsidiaries.
Routes
Go-Ahead London operates a number of routes under contract to Transport for London. As of 2021, they are currently the largest bus operator in London, comprising nearly one-quarter of TfL contracted services.
Garages
- Bexleyheath (BX)
- Camberwell (Q)
- Croydon (C)
- Merton (AL)
- Morden Wharf (MG)
- New Cross (NX)
- Northumberland Park (NP)
- Orpington (MB)
- Peckham (PM)
- Putney (AF)
- River Road (RR)
- Silvertown (SI)
- Stockwell (SW)
- Sutton (A)
- Waterloo (RA)
- Waterside Way (PL)
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