RT 2135 (TL)
The South East corner was once referred to as 'RT land', as between 1958 and 1967 virtually all double-deck services in that area were RT worked. Omo types encroached in 1968 and it was not until 1975 that RMs made a real impact. Large allocations of RTs survived until 1977/1978 and one of the very last routes, the 94 survived until August 1978. In this view of RT 2135 (TL) outside Bromley garage, the driver has just rolled the blind forward for the return destination on long route 1. Friday 17th January 1975. 2F-7.
RT 2135 (TL)
The South East corner was once referred to as 'RT land', as between 1958 and 1967 virtually all double-deck services in that area were RT worked. Omo types encroached in 1968 and it was not until 1975 that RMs made a real impact. Large allocations of RTs survived until 1977/1978 and one of the very last routes, the 94 survived until August 1978. In this view of RT 2135 (TL) outside Bromley garage, the driver has just rolled the blind forward for the return destination on long route 1. Friday 17th January 1975. 2F-7.