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Enfield Chase - Enfield Town - Southbury Road - Great Cambridge Road - Westbury Avenue - Turnpike Lane StationBeware that just because a garage is shown as operating on a particular route does not mean it is the only, or the main, garage to do so. WS comes from Wing s of Uxbridge, which subsequently sold its bus operations to Tellings-Golden Miller (which used a code of TM internally), which in turn sold the operations to Travel London. Since the start of tendering in 1985, some codes have also reflected the name of the owning company, examples being AH ( Armc hair, Brentford), EL ( Eastern Nationa l, Chelmsford), WI ( Wings, Uxbridge), BE ( Blue Triangl e, Rainham). Such company names may not still be in use today: DX ( Arriva London North East, Barking) originates from Di x Travel, which was absorbed into Grey-Green, becoming its Dagenham operation, and subsequently relocated to Barking, and now absorbed by Arriva London. Similarly BT (Sovereign, Edgware) comes from BTS, which was subsequently bought out by Sovereign, and Hounslow Heath code WK originates from Westlin k. The official code FR for Metrobus's Crayford base is especially obscure, referring to the original owner, one Chris Freeman of Freeman's Coaches, which was absorbed into Crystals, which subsequently sold out to Tellings-Golden Miller in 2003, who then sold it on to Metrobus in 2005. [3] Find sources: "List of bus garages in London"– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( October 2022) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Joyce, James (1988). London Transport Bus Garages Since 1948. Ian Allan Publishing. ISBN 0711018022.

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The fourth column is the list of London area routes, but in some cases the garages operate other bus routes, or other kinds of work such as coaching, which are not listed. Palmers Green - Wood Green - Harringay - Manor House - Newington Green - Hoxton - Moorgate - London Bridge Home | Timetables | Bus routes | Operational details | Service changes | Operators & Garages | Photo galleryBT (London Sovereign, Edgware) originally came from Borehamwood Town, depot of the erstwhile BTS, which was subsequently bought out by Sovereign and re-located to Edgware. a b c d Carr, Ken (September 2014). The London Bus Guide (4ed.). Boreham: Visions International Entertainment. p.111. ISBN 978-0-9570058-6-0. Since the start of tendering in 1985, some codes have also reflected the name of the owning company, examples being AH ( Armc hair, Brentford), EL ( Eastern Nationa l, Chelmsford), Grand Opening Night at Perivale (PV)". London Connected. 6 August 2016 . Retrieved 14 November 2021.

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Green light for new energy efficient bus infrastructure". Transport for London. 24 February 2005 . Retrieved 4 March 2023. CT Plus opens new Walthamstow garage". Coach & Bus Week. 2 December 2016 . Retrieved 13 November 2021.Arriva's Tunbridge Wells garage closes its doors". Coach & Bus Week. 24 October 2017 . Retrieved 14 November 2021. In several cases (TB/TC/TL and QB) the code reflects both the location (Bromley/Croydon/Lewisham (Catford), Battersea) and the original owning company ( Tilling, Q-Drive). For example TB is Tilling Bromley, QB is Q-Drive Battersea. [3]