New Routemaster

English: The New Routemaster, formerly known as the New Bus for London until 2014, a.k.a NBFL, NB4L, the LT class, the Borismaster, or Boris Bus, is the double-decker public transport bus designed specifically for use in London, intended by the instigator of the project London Mayor Boris Johnson to become a new icon of the city, in the same way the original Routemaster first produced in the 1950s did. Work on the project began in 2008; the result was a fully accessible diesel-electric hybrid, with pre-production protoypes entering service in 2012. Such was the longevity of the original version, this was just 7 years after the last standard Routemaster operated route was converted to accessible buses (route 159, in 2005), and with Heritage Routemasters still in service in the capital.

• Vehicles
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  Liveries/Identification
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  Design
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  Pre-production buses
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  Euro VI prototype buses

• Operators
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  Arriva
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  ComfortDelGro
  (Metroline)
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  Go-Ahead Group
  (London General)
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  RATP Group
  (London United Busways)
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  Stagecoach Group (London & Dundee)

• Routes
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  Maps
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  London route network
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  London rollout programme
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  London hours of operation
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  Rear platform usage
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  Route 8
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  Route N8
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  Route 9
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  Route 10
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  Route 11
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  Route 12
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  Route 15
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  Route 23A
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  Route 24
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  Route 38
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  Route N38
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  Route 55
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  Route N55
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  Route 73 (Dundee trial)
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  Route 73
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  Route N73
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  Route 137
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  Route 148
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  Route 390
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  Route 453

• Other locations
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  In garages, depots & yards
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  World Tour
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  London Tour
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  At shows, museums or events