The current 17:29 and 18:24 RB6 sailing from Canary Wharf Pier will have some departures amended by 1 to 2 minutes.Please be aware that from Monday 3 July 2023 there will be changes affecting some evening RB6 services. Please check the timetable before travelling. There are slight changes to departure times.The last two Westbound sailings and the last four Eastbound sailings will also stop at Masthouse Terrace Pier.
One out of two RB2 sailings will run hourly between North Greenwich and Putney piers stopping also at Greenwich, Greenland (Surrey Quays), Canary Wharf, Tower, London Bridge City, Bankside, Embankment, Millbank, Vauxhall (St George Wharf), Battersea Power Station, Chelsea Harbour and Wandsworth Riverside Quarter piers.Only sailings terminating at Battersea Power Station will call at Westminster Pier.The RB2 will continue to run every 30 minutes between North Greenwich and Battersea Station piers.The RB2 route has been extended to the West Zone, calling at Chelsea Harbour, Wandsworth Riverside Quarter and Putney piers.The RB1 will continue to stop at Masthouse Terrace Pier.This will however be replaced with RB2 with the same frequency. The RB1 will no longer stop at Greenland (Surrey Quays) Pier on weekends except for the last three Westbound sailings and the last two Eastbound sailings.Departure times have changed but services will still run every 30 minutes.Please find all the details on the new weekend timetable below.
This is the first step towards a daily-off peak service to the West Zone, coming later this year. The expansion is also an alternative mode of transport for Londoners who wish to explore the Chelsea, Wandsworth and Putney areas. We’re certain residents and commuters in the West Zone will be just as excited as we are about the extension of the RB2 route to serve these piers, enabling them to travel into London by river on Saturday, Sundays and bank holidays. We’re excited to announce that we’ll also be serving Chelsea Harbour, Wandsworth Riverside Quarter and Putney piers on weekends.
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