The bus network in London is one of the largest in the world and covers nearly the whole of the city. Approximately 700 bus routes and 8,000 buses are operated by numerous bus operators in the city, and all buses carry the same London red livery and are equipped with the Oyster Card Smartcard Payment System.
Excluding the Routemasters, all buses in London are now super-low-floor vehicles, which can be single-deck, single-deck articulated, or double-deck.
 E400 LX57CKY passing thru Whitehall Street |
 a V.B7TL passed by a Dart SLF near Hyde Park |
 E400 LX57CKY@24 approaching West. Abbey |
 MCW GYE429W seen near Trafalgar Square |
 V.B7TL LX53AZA on Whitehall Street |
 Scania N230UD seen near Westminster |
 E400 LJ56VTY@452 on Kensington Rd |
 Merc-Bz O530 seen on Regent Street |
 Metroline Buses seen at Oxford Circus |
 AD E200 at N.Greenwich Station |
 Ds Trident on Whitehall Street |
 Rail Replacement Service at Victoria Station |
 E400s meeting in Warwick Way |
 "Bendi-Bus" on route 453 |
 LX03BXN seen at Oxford Circus |
 LK08FMZ passing thru Aldwych |
 Scania N94UD YN55NHZ@13 |
 Traffic Congestion at Aldwych |
 B7TL in a orange livery advertisement |
 A different type of banner ad introduced |
 Go-Ahead Ldn buses on Whitehall Rd |
 YN08NRV passing Victoria Station |
 Volvo B7TL stands waiting near Westminster Abbey |
 A sea of red buses at Trafalgar Square |
 E400 LX57CKA resting near Victoria Station |
 Upper deck interior of Enviro 400 |
 Ds.Trident PN03UMD heading to Wandsworth |
 LX57CKU passing thru Westminster Abbey |