Travel by bus

Travelling by bus can be cheaper and quicker than commuting by car through peak hour traffic congestion. With fuel prices at near record levels and with a wide range of ticket options available, including the Oyster Card, the bus is becoming a more and more attractive travel option.

As shown on this map the Bromley office is located just around the corner from the High Street in Bromley town centre, which is served by over 15 regular bus services throughout the day time and evening. Together these services combine to provide a high level of bus service provision whether your journey is local or to slightly further afield.

• Bromley bus map

  To view and download a map showing all bus services that serve Bromley click here
  
  Alternatively you can search for an interactive map of any bus service in London by clicking here

• Bus timetables

  Due to the large number of services available in the centre of Bromley the best place to get a tailor made bus timetable is through TfL’s website - click here

• Plan a journey by public transport

  You might also find it useful to use TfL’s excellent journey planner – you can put in your home location and times of travel and it gives you a range of travel options and up to the minute travel updates - click here
  
  

• Paying for journeys by public transport

  Paying for bus journeys in the Bromley area couldn’t be simpler. Whilst you can pay a flat fare on the bus of £2.40 per trip it’s much better value to use the Oyster Card scheme – either as a PAYG (Pay As You Go) or season ticket option. Single fares then reduce to £1.40!
  
  What’s more, you can now use contactless card’s to pay on the bus at the same charge as Oyster, making bus use even more straightforward and convenient.
  
  For more information on Oyster visit click here

• Useful Bus Links

  > Transport for London
  > TfLs Oyster pages