A South London Journey - Riding the Bus Route 157 from Crystal Palace to Morden

Welcome to my YouTube channel, where I take you on a journey through the streets of London aboard some of the most iconic bus routes in the city. In my video, I take you on a ride on the London bus route 157, starting from Crystal Palace and ending at Morden. Throughout the ride, you'll have the opportunity to see some of the most breath-taking views of South London as we pass by various iconic landmarks such as Crystal Palace Station, South Norwood Clock Tower, Selhurst Station, West Croydon Bus Station, Church Street Tram Stop, Waddon Station, Stafford Road, Wallington Station, Carshalton Station, Dore Gardens, and finally Morden Station. With a total of 63 stops and covering approximately 19 km, the journey takes about 83 minutes, making it a fantastic method of transport for those looking to explore the city and all it has to offer. My channel is designed to showcase the beauty of London's diverse neighbourhoods while providing valuable information to help plan day trips or discovering new places in the city. With each video, you'll get to experience the heartbeat of London, its people, culture, iconic landmarks and hidden gems. So, whether you're a tourist, a Londoner or just someone who loves discovering new places, join me on my journey through the streets of London, and subscribe to my channel so you don’t miss out on the upcoming adventures! See stops and map view: https://tfl.gov.uk/bus/route/157/ Camera: GoPro HERO11 Black https://gopro.com/en/br/shop/cameras/... Set: 4K 30fps Software video editor: YouCut https://youcut.pro/ YouTube Thumbnail: https://gopro.com/en/gb/shop/quik-app... Instagram   / o.fernando.oliveira   Subscribe YouTube    / @londonchronicles   Filming location: London bus route 157 from Crystal Palace to Morden 🇬🇧 My video featuring multiple songs from the YouTube Studio library, all of which are labeled as "No attribution required". While YouTube has granted permission to use these songs in my video without the need for attribution, I want to let you know that this video contains copyrighted music. All songs in this video are sourced from the YouTube Studio library. If you want to use them in your own videos, please refer to the individual usage restrictions applied to each song. 🚍 If you're planning to ride the iconic red double-decker buses in London, it's important to know that cash is not accepted. You'll need to have an Oyster card, Travelcard, or contactless payment card to pay for your ride. One of the best things about riding the bus in London is that you can transfer to other buses or trams for free and as many times as you need to within an hour of touching in for your first journey. This means that you can easily explore different parts of the city without worrying about the cost of transportation. It's also worth noting that all of the bus routes are served by low-floor vehicles with a dedicated space for one wheelchair user and an access ramp. If you require assistance, the driver or fellow passengers will be happy to help you. Buses can also be lowered to reduce the step-up from the pavement. Finally, it's common for Londoners to show their appreciation to the bus driver when alighting from a bus. A simple “thank you driver.” To use a London Bus properly, follow these guidelines: 1. Plan your route: Find out which bus route you need to take to reach your destination by using Transport for London's website or mobile app. 2. Wait at the Bus Stop: Wait at the designated bus stop for your bus to arrive. Make sure you are standing in the right place with the bus number and route displayed on the signs. 3. Board the bus: Once the bus arrives, enter through the front door and touch in with your Oyster Card, contactless payment method. London buses are card only, so you cannot buy a ticket with cash. Use a Visitor Oyster card*, an Oyster card, a Travelcard or a contactless payment card to pay your fare. 4. Find a seat or stand: Look for a seat or a standing space and avoid taking priority seats that are reserved for elderly, pregnant, or disabled passengers. Do not put feet on the seats otherwise damage the bus. 5. Respect others: Be mindful of other passengers by not playing music loudly, eating or drinking, except for water, on the bus, or talking loudly on your phone. By following these steps, you can use London buses properly while ensuring a comfortable and safe ride for yourself and other passengers. Dear visitors, I would like to kindly remind you that all of the London Bus Ride Route's videos displayed here have been filmed and produced by me. To keep the integrity of my work, please do not copy, reproduce or distribute my content without my explicit permission. Thank you for your cooperation.