Do They still run i think they were called a1 and a2?

davidmetzger0@gmail.com wrote:
> Do They still run i think they were called a1 and a2?

As far as I remember, the last of those services, run by National Express, 
was the A2 which ceased about 4 years ago.  I suggest you look at 
www.nationalexpress.com to see what's currently running, but it's not the 
most friendly of sites.  Alternatively, say where in central London you want 
to travel to/from, and we can then advise further.
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Richard J.
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> Do They still run i think they were called a1 and a2?

No they don't run any more.  For all your options see 
http://tinyurl.com/6d2lfj

Depending where you are going in London, whether you are travelling alone or 
with other(s), your mobility, the time you expect to be travelling, the 
amount of luggage you have, and your budget are all factors in determining 
your best options.

As the previous poster said, if you gave such details many here will point 
you in the right direction.

Regards

David Bennetts
Australia

Richard J.  wrote:
> As far as I remember, the last of those services, run by National Express,
> was the A2 which ceased about 4 years ago.  I suggest you look at
> www.nationalexpress.com to see what's currently running, but it's not the
> most friendly of sites.  Alternatively, say where in central London you
> want to travel to/from, and we can then advise further.

The buses run by National Express from Victoria have been replaced by stops
on their existing buses to points west of Heathrow.  It's about a
half-hourly service on various bus numbers.

Theo