Transport Connections
Transport for London Bus routes:
- 222 (Uxbridge to Hounslow)
- 331 (Uxbridge to Ruislip)
- 427 (Uxbridge to Acton Old Town Hall)
- A10 (Uxbridge to Heathrow Central)
- U1 (Ruislip to West Drayton)
- U2 (Uxbridge to Brunel University)
- U3 (Uxbridge to Heathrow Central)
- U4 (Uxbridge to Hayes Bourne Avenue)
- U5 (Uxbridge to Hayes & Harlington)
- U7 (Uxbridge to Hayes Sainsbury's)
- U9 (Uxbridge to Harefield)
- U10 (Uxbridge to Ruislip Heathfield Rise)
- Express route 607 (Uxbridge to White City limited stop)
- Night route N207 (Uxbridge to Holborn)
In addition non-TfL bus services include:
- First Berkshire route 58 (Uxbridge to Britwell)
- Arriva Shires & Essex/Carousel Buses route 305 (Uxbridge to High Wycombe)
- Carousel Buses route 580 (Uxbridge to High Wycombe)
- Carousel Buses route 581 (Uxbridge to Beaconsfield) - branded as Buckinghamshire County Rider
- Redline Buses route 583 (Uxbridge to Hedgerley)
- Carousel Buses route 740 (High Wycombe to Uxbridge)
- Carousel Buses route A30 (Chesham to Heathrow)
- Carousel Buses route A40 (High Wycombe to Heathrow)
- Magpie Travel route CC1 (Uxbridge to Newland Park College Campus)
- Red Rose route R21 (Uxbridge to Mount Vernon Hospital)
- Arriva East Herts & Essex route 724 (Harlow to Heathrow) - branded as Green Line
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