TfL has revealed plans for a new express bus service in south London

"After a consultation last October, TfL has now announced that a Superloop bus route will link up south London's Clapham Junction and Eltham. Dubbed the SL15, it's due to come into operation in 2027. In total, 1,897 Londoners responded to the proposals, of whom 91 percent reckoned the route would be more convenient than existing transport options in the area."

"By the end of 2024, 88 percent of punters found the speedy bus service - which links up destinations in the outer reaches of the city - better than regular buses. 93 percent said they'd use them again. Well, here's even more good news: a new Superloop service is due to take its place among the dozen others currently zipping about the capital."

"The route will pick up passengers at bus stops V and E towards Clapham Junction, before standing at Grant Road, and serve stops G and T towards Eltham. The new Superloop will take in 18 stops in total, with Clapham South, Tulse Hill, Forest Hill and Catford/Catford Bridge among the hotspots."

The SL15 Superloop service has received approval from Transport for London following a successful public consultation. This new bus route will connect Clapham Junction and Eltham in south London, operating among twelve existing Superloop services. The consultation attracted 1,897 responses, with 91% supporting the route's convenience, 84% believing it will reduce journey times, and 74% stating they would prefer it to car travel. The route encompasses 18 stops including Clapham South, Tulse Hill, Forest Hill, and Catford Bridge. TfL will assess additional routes to minimize congestion along the A205 South Circular and ensure even bus distribution across Clapham town centre stops.

Read at Time Out London