Transport for London’s London Buses has announced new contracts for routes from next summer. 70, run by Metroline, has been won by First London West, which will operate 15 new single deck vehicles. 120 has been retained by London United, with a mix of 16 new and existing double deck buses. 211 is being retained by Abellio London, with 19 new double deckers. 280 is being retained by London General, with 14 new double deck buses. 613 will be retained by London United.
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