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We are committed to helping London's schools remain open and operate safely and to help this we will be adding over 200 extra buses to our network from Monday 8 March. We will also be prioritising some of our bus services for school travel from this date. Government guidance allows for all seats to be occupied on these 'school services', doubling their capacity, which is currently limited due to necessary social distancing. These 'school services' will be clearly signed and will operate on several key routes between 0730-0900 (some routes will run until 0930) and 1430-1630 on weekdays. On designated routes 'school services' will operate on an every other bus basis. We ask that schoolchildren travelling without adults use the designated 'school services' where these are provided, to help ensure space for customers on other services.
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Travel disruption notes
We are committed to helping London's schools remain open and operate safely and to help this we will be adding over 200 extra buses to our network from Monday 8 March. We will also be prioritising some of our bus services for school travel from this date. Government guidance allows for all seats to be occupied on these 'school services', doubling their capacity, which is currently limited due to necessary social distancing. These 'school services' will be clearly signed and will operate on several key routes between 0730-0900 (some routes will run until 0930) and 1430-1630 on weekdays. On designated routes 'school services' will operate on an every other bus basis. We ask that schoolchildren travelling without adults use the designated 'school services' where these are provided, to help ensure space for customers on other services.
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Travel disruption notes
We are committed to helping London's schools remain open and operate safely and to help this we will be adding over 200 extra buses to our network from Monday 8 March. We will also be prioritising some of our bus services for school travel from this date. Government guidance allows for all seats to be occupied on these 'school services', doubling their capacity, which is currently limited due to necessary social distancing. These 'school services' will be clearly signed and will operate on several key routes between 0730-0900 (some routes will run until 0930) and 1430-1630 on weekdays. On designated routes 'school services' will operate on an every other bus basis. We ask that schoolchildren travelling without adults use the designated 'school services' where these are provided, to help ensure space for customers on other services.
c2c: Sunday 18 April, no service between Barking and Pitsea (via Rainham and Grays), or between Upminster and Pitsea (via Ockendon). All trains will operate via Basildon. For Dagenham Dock, use London Buses EL2 to/from Barking and 287 to/from Rainham. Replacement buses operate between Upminster and Grays via Rainham and Purfleet, and between Upminster and Pitsea via Ockendon, Chafford Hundred, Grays, Tilbury Town, East Tilbury and Stanford-le-Hope.
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Travel ticket costs
Tube tickets for a tube trip between Petts Wood and Barking cost from £1000 to £0
Return journey: Barking to Petts Wood
Note, the results are provided by TfL Open Data, but you should check before travelling in case of disruptions.
Fequently asked questions
The average journey between Petts Wood and Barking by train is 00 mins
There are Covid related travel restrictions in place at the moment, and while travel is permitted, people are asked to minimise travel and stay local as much as possible. Face masks are mandatory on public transport.
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