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ALT Map showing the proposed Superloop express bus route SL15 between Clapham Junction and Eltham in south London. The route is marked in yellow and travels east via key locations including Clapham South, Tulse Hill, West Dulwich, Forest Hill, Catford, and Lee before reaching Eltham High Street and Eltham Station. Major interchanges with rail and Tube services are indicated along the route, such as Clapham Junction, Forest Hill, Catford, and Lewisham. Key proposed stops are marked with red circles and labelled with letters. The map also shows surrounding areas such as Brixton, Herne Hill, Brockley, and Mottingham, with existing Overground and National Rail lines visible. A key in the top centre explains map symbols for the proposed route and stops.

ALT A visual diagram displaying the proposed Superloop route SL15 from Eltham to Clapham Junction. The route features a list of stops for both directions, clearly labelled. Key stops include Eltham, Clapham South, Streatham Place, and Baring Road towards Clapham Junction. Notable intervening locations include the Hotel for Tulse Hill and various junctions to major roads like High Street Eltham and Baring Road. The layout is organized in a table format, making it easy to identify each stop along the route for potential commuters. The overall presentation is clear and informative, highlighting essential links between areas in south London.

ALT A detailed map of the London Superloop bus service, showcasing a circular route with various bus lines marked in distinct colours. The map highlights key stations and connections, illustrating the integration of the Superloop with existing bus and transport networks in London. Each colour-coded bus route corresponds with a legend on the left, indicating line numbers and operational details. Major areas and landmarks are demarcated with clear labels, making navigation easier for users. The design emphasizes the vibrant, accessible nature of the service, aimed at enhancing public transport options across London. The layout is straightforward, promoting ease of use for both residents and visitors exploring the city.

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