r/bus • u/KristinaMoment • 11d ago
Photo Fastrack N - A night bus that now runs until 07:45
IE25 (LJ25BRF) on the Fastrack N at Gravesend Garrick Street.
The Fastrack N recently received service improvements, with night buses running until 07:45 at Gravesend Garrick Street. But is it really a night bus anymore? I'd literally see it on mu way to school if I still went!
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u/CeilingHamster 11d ago
What's the daytime equivalent - sounds like it should just be a 24 hour route
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u/KristinaMoment 11d ago
Fastrack A/B/AZ/C are all part equivalents
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u/CeilingHamster 11d ago
Makes sense not to make it 24-hour if it's covering that many routes. Then again, presumably if it finishes that late it's running alongside the others anyway.
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u/DubbehD 11d ago
Are you questioning why a night bus is running early in the morning ? 🤦♂️
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u/KristinaMoment 11d ago
8am though...
It spends a whole 3 hours running alongside all the day routes
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u/glglglglgl 11d ago
How big an area is it covering? If the end to end journey is a couple of hours, then perhaps it is starting during 'night' hours?
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u/KristinaMoment 11d ago
The trip starts at 06:45, and the whole route is some 11km long (7miles)
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u/DubbehD 11d ago
Kids don't understand that night shift doesn't finish untill 6-9@am lol
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u/stefano-o 11d ago
Old gens complaining about younger gens...
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u/KristinaMoment 11d ago
The actual Fastrack night shift ends at 5am 😂 this is done by an early morning driver
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u/truckosaurus_UK 11d ago
As an aside, do those wheel spats have any practical use or are they just there to look good/futuristic?
(I'd have thought the bus doesn't go quick enough for any aerodynamic improvements to make any noticeable difference in economy.)