Uxbridge → London
Uxbridge to London by bus
A direct bus runs from Uxbridge to London, scheduled from 16 min, with 7,904 departures in a timetable week.
- Service
- Direct: one vehicle, no change
- Scheduled time
- from 16 min (typically 42 min)
- Departures in a timetable week
- 7,904
- Operators
- Metroline Travel, Transport UK, Carousel Buses, Replacement Service
- Stations
- Uxbridge Station → The Avenue Cranford
- Straight-line distance
- 25 km
- From the operator's published timetable, valid to 18 Jan 2028. The departure count is for one week of that timetable (the week it was read, early October 2026) and counts every direct departure from Uxbridge to London; it is not a daily figure.
- The stations shown are the pair used by the most departures; other stations in either place may also be served.
- Source: Open timetable data (GTFS): UK BODS (bus/coach, all operators); Carousel Buses. How Head Your Way works.
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