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London Superloop Routes

The Superloop is TfL's limited-stop express bus orbital around Outer London. Ten SL-prefix routes link major town centres, transport hubs and hospitals — typically twice as fast as the equivalent local bus.

Superloop is Transport for London's express orbital network around outer London — a ring of limited-stop routes designed to link the suburbs without forcing every journey through Zone 1. Launched in phases from 2023, the network now covers ten routes (SL1–SL10) with dedicated branding and limited stops for faster journeys.

FAQs

What is the Superloop?

A network of express limited-stop bus routes forming a 'loop' around Outer London — completed in 2023–2024 — linking transport hubs, hospitals and town centres faster than local buses.

How much does the Superloop cost?

The same as any London bus: £1.75 single, £5.25 daily cap, free Hopper transfers within 60 minutes.

How often do Superloop buses run?

Every 8–12 minutes during the day on most routes, every 15–20 minutes in the early morning and evening.

Do Superloop buses stop at every stop?

No — Superloop is limited-stop. Use the parallel local routes if your stop isn't served.