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Green Line route 724 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Green Line route 724

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

724
Management
Operated by Arriva Shires & Essex
Garage Harlow and Ware
Vehicle Mercedes-Benz Citaro
PVR 7
Route
Start Harlow
Via Hertford
St Albans
Uxbridge
End Heathrow Airport
Length 92 miles (57km)
Service
Level Daily
Frequency Every 60 minutes, 120 on Sundays
Journey time 2 hours 12 mins - 3h 36m
Varies with time of day
Day 03:35 until 00:39
Night No night service
peak vehicle requirement
See also: Green Line Coaches


Green Line route 724 is a high-profile limited-stop express bus service, currently operated by Arriva Shires & Essex as part of the large Green Line Coaches network. It operates between Harlow and Heathrow Airport, and is partly funded by the British Airports Authority (BAA). It is the only Green Line service to be operated by buses rather than coaches.

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[edit] History

Route 724 was started in 1966, on a similar route to the current day service.

In 1998, a fleet of nine DAF SB220/Plaxton Prestige were purchased, with extra luggage space built in. These were some of the first low floor wheelchair accessible buses to operate in the United Kingdom.

These were replaced in August 2006 with a fleet of nine new Mercedes-Benz Citaro, an investment of £1.3 million. These were the result of a Quality Bus Partnership between Arriva, BAA and Hertfordshire County Council. These buses seat 39 and also have extra luggage racking. The previous DAFs were refurbished and cascaded around Arriva Shires and Essex, some now branded for route 500 (Watford - Aylesbury). [1]

The most recent development of the route reflects the opening of Heathrow Airport's new Terminal 5 in March 2008. Service 724 will run via Terminal 5 between the Central Bus Station and Terminal 4. [2] From 19th May 2008, greenline 724 will no longer serve Heathrow Terminal 4. Use routes 490 or 482 from Terminal 5 (Stop 6). There will be a new 724 timetable.

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[edit] Current route

This is the route from 25 March 2008, when terminal 5 at Heathrow Airport opened. The service also diverted in St Albans. [3]

[edit] Route departing Harlow

[edit] Route departing Heathrow

* No longer serves Terminal 4 from 19th May 2008.

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