London Bus Line 655: Live Tracking, Route & Stops
Live vehicle countdown, interactive route sequence, and arrival tracker for Line 655.
🚍 London Bus Line 655: Route, Terminals & Stops Guide
Love Lane ⇄ Raynes Park High School (20 stops)
🚏 Complete Route Stops List (In Order of Travel)
- Love Lane (Stop F)
- Sadler Close (Stop ->W)
- Lewis Road
- Lavender Avenue
- Chelsea Fields (Stop ->W)
- Runnymede (Stop J)
- Colliers Wood Station (Stop C)
- Merton Abbey (Stop F)
- Abbey Road (Stop SE)
- South Wimbledon Station (Stop SF)
- Morden Road (Stop SN)
- Wimbledon Fire Station (Stop SQ)
- Merton Park Tram Stop (Stop MD)
- Wilton Crescent (Stop ME)
- The Nelson Health Centre (Stop MF)
- Wimbledon Chase Station (Stop MH)
- Merton Park Baptist Church (Stop MJ)
- Bushey Road / Grand Drive (Stop U)
- Carters Bridge (Stop Q)
- Raynes Park High School (Stop U)
ℹ️ Route Information & Traveling on Bus Line 655
Bus Line 655 is a vital urban transit artery operating within London's public transportation network under Transport for London (TfL). Providing reliable, frequent service connecting Love Lane and Raynes Park High School, Line 655 serves 20 designated stops along its official route. Whether you are commuting to central commercial districts, visiting key cultural landmarks, or transferring to local rail and metro interchanges, Line 655 offers an accessible and sustainable travel choice across London.
💳 Fares, Ticketing & Boarding Rules
Ticketing & Fares for London Buses: TfL buses in London are entirely cashless. Passengers pay using contactless bank cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or an Oyster card. The standard adult bus fare is £1.75, which includes the TfL Hopper Fare offering unlimited bus journeys within one hour of first tapping in. Boarding & Etiquette: Board through the front doors of the double-decker or single-decker bus and touch your contactless card or Oyster card onto the yellow card reader. You do not need to touch out when exiting. All public buses operating on Line 655 are fully accessible with priority seating for elderly passengers, pregnant travelers, and riders with reduced mobility. Live countdown arrivals and vehicle GPS tracking on LiveBus.city are updated dynamically via official Transport for London (TfL) open data feeds.