FULL ROUTE VISUAL | London Bus Route 110 Hammersmith to Hounslow Bus Station YX17NHH DLE30043 RATP

A Full Route Visual of London Bus Route 110 from Hammersmith to Hounslow Bus Station going via Stamford Brook, Chiswick, Gunnersbury, Kew Gardens, Richmond Manor Circus, Richmond Town Centre,
St Margaret's Station Twickenham Stadium, Whitton High Street, Hounslow Bell Corner and Hounslow Town Centre. This Route took quite a long time than I was expecting from an 9AM Departure taking nearly 80 Minutes and the bus was empty up to Kew Gardens except me which I stayed throughout, This Route replaces Route 391 and H22 which H22 now goes to West Middlesex Hospital which was 110 former terminus and 391 Being withdrawn which does make sense as it runs directly parallel with the district line and this is one problem why nobody even wants to use this route. You will be expecting curtailments if you are on this route unless TFL improves its reliability as it is quite a long route and could benefit with Double Decker's instead of Single decker's. Is The Route Popular so Far? No, This is one change which I was really disappointed as I was expecting a quick trip and We coasted and not picking up not even one passenger came on at key locations where I was expecting some passengers not even at Tube Stations. At Kew Gardens It began to fill more passengers at Richmond regular H22 Passengers could be boarding this route. I Missed an E200 which I was hoping for but This came straightaway after riding an ADH on 220.
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London Bus Route 110 - Hammersmith to Hounslow Bus Station
Bus Used : YX17NHH
Fleet Number : DLE30043
Operated By : London United Busways Ltd
Operated At : Hounslow (AV)
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