London Buses route 298

London Buses route 298

Infobox London Bus
number=298


operator=Arriva London
length=
time=
vehicle=
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start=Arnos Grove
via=Southgate, Cockfosters
end=Potters Bar
level=
frequency=
night=
pvr=
day=|

London Buses route 298 is a Transport for London contracted bus route in London, United Kingdom. The service is currently contracted to Arriva London.

History

The route was created in September 1968 as a replacement for part of route 29 and all of route 29B.cite web
url=http://www.eplates.info/290s.html#298
title=London Transport Central Area Routes 290–299
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accessdate=2008-06-20
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] The route ran from Turnpike Lane Station to Cranbourne Road Industrial Estate on weekdays at peak hours, and on to South Mimms on Saturdays. Some journeys were extended to Clare Hall Hospital or Borehamwood. The route ran from Turnpike Lane via Wood Green, Palmers Green, Southgate, Cockfosters and Potters Bar.

The route was altered in 1970, with the northern section shortened to terminate at Cockfosters Station, but the route was extended southwards via Manor House to terminate at Finsbury Park station. Three years later, the southern terminus reverted back to Turnpike Lane, in 1975 back to Finsbury Park again, and in 1977 the route once again terminated at Turnpike Lane. A Sunday service was also introduced in 1977 from Turnpike Lane, but terminating at Southgate Station, replacing another withdrawn section of route 29.

Further changes in 1980 saw the route converted to one-person-operation (ie. no conductor) and the 298 route was once again extended northwards to the Cranbourne Road Industrial Estate in Potters Bar, and some services continuing to South Mimms, replacing the original route 299. This coincided with the extension of route 121 to share the Southgate to Turnpike Lane section of route 298. [cite web
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title=London Transport Central Area Routes 120–129
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]

The operation of route 298 passed to London Country in 1986 and, two years later, to Grey-Green as part of the privatisation of London bus services. In 1990 the Turnpike Lane to Southgate section was removed from the route (with route 121 increasing in frequency to compensate) and operation passed to Capital Citybus, [cite web
url=http://www.londonbusroutes.net/photos/299.htm
title=Route 299
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accessdate=2008-06-20
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] running midibuses on the amended route.

The 298 route was diverted in 1997 to run through Potters Bar Station and the operator once again changed, this time to Arriva. In 2002, the Potters Bar to South Mimms section was withdrawn (being replaced by the new route 398) and the other end of the route was extended to Arnos Grove Station via Waterfall Road.

Current route

Route departing Arnos Grove

*Arnos Grove Station
*Bowes Road
*Waterfall Road
*High Street
*Southgate Station
*Chase Side
*Cockfosters Station
*Cockfosters Road
*Stag Hill
*Southgate Road
*Mutton Lane Tesco
*Potters Bar Station
*Mutton Lane
*Cranbourne Road, Potters Bar

Route departing Potters Bar

*Cranbourne Road, Potters Bar
*Mutton Lane
*Potters Bar Station
*Mutton Lane Tesco
*Southgate Road
*Stag Hill
*Cockfosters Road
*Cockfosters Station
*Chase Side
*Southgate Station
*High Street
*Waterfall Road
*Bowes Road
*Arnos Grove Station

ee also

* List of bus routes in London
* Arriva London

External links

* [http://www.tfl.gov.uk Transport for London]
* [http://www.londonbusesbyadam.fotopic.net London Bus Routes Fotopic]
* [http://www.busesatwork.co.uk London Bus Routes]
* [http://www.busmap.org/tt4/298.pdf Full timetable (PDF)]

References


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