Norbury passengers using the 50 and 109 can check live bus information directly on Transport for London’s route and stop pages before leaving home or changing at Norbury Station.
TfL’s route 50 page lists the service between Park Lane / Fairfield Halls and Clapham Road / Stockwell Station, including local stops such as Norbury Crescent / St Helen’s Road, Norbury Station and Hermitage Lane.
TfL’s route 109 page lists the service between St George’s Walk / Croydon Town Centre and Brixton Station, also serving Norbury Station and other stops along the London Road corridor.
How to check a bus before you set off
- Open the TfL page for the route you need, such as the 50 or 109.
- Select the direction of travel, then choose the stop you plan to use.
- Use the stop page to view live arrivals and status information.
- If you are travelling from Norbury Station, check the stop letter as well as the route number, as nearby stops may serve different directions.
Reporting damaged or unsafe bus stops
If the issue is with a bus stop, shelter, traffic signal, road surface or pavement on TfL’s road network, TfL says its Streetcare tool is the quickest way to report most street and road issues. TfL’s help page says Streetcare can be used for issues including road defects, damaged or unsafe bus stops and shelters, graffiti and flyposting, streetlights, traffic signals and debris.
For problems that are not on TfL’s network, residents may need to use the relevant borough council reporting route instead. In Norbury, that can depend on the exact location of the problem, especially near borough boundaries.
Why it matters locally
The 50 and 109 are useful links for Norbury residents travelling towards Croydon, Streatham, Clapham, Stockwell and Brixton. Checking live arrivals and reporting damaged stop infrastructure through the correct official route can save time and help the responsible authority identify problems.
Passengers should always check TfL’s live pages before travel, as bus arrivals, diversions and stop status can change.