London Routemaster bus 38 waiting at Victoria Station. This Routemaster dates from around 1967 and is currently being operated by private company Arriva.

Unlike in other UK cities, buses in London retain the red livery, which is an important symbol of London's identity. Not just the livery but the Routemaster should be retained in London. The London Routemaster bus is one of the reasons why tourists visit London.

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