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Greenford, Uxbridge, and Willesden Junction. Corporate Identity & Community

Metroline has positioned itself as a leader in zero-emission transport:

The company faced significant public criticism and a unanimous motion from the London Assembly after dismissing driver Mark Hehir for intervening to protect a passenger from a thief. Metroline

Formerly identified by a red livery with a distinctive deep blue skirt, Metroline transitioned to an all-over red livery in 2009 to align with general London bus standards. The company's headquarters are located at the historic , which originally opened in 1905 and was the first motorized depot in London. Metroline also actively supports community charities like the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) . Recent Challenges & Controversies

In 2021, the company launched England's first zero-emission hydrogen double-deck vehicles. Greenford, Uxbridge, and Willesden Junction

Awarded franchises in Greater Manchester, launching operations as Metroline Manchester in January 2025. Sustainable Fleet & Infrastructure

Athlon Road, Brentford, Cricklewood, Edgware, Harrow Weald, Holloway, King's Cross, Lampton, Perivale, Potters Bar, and Willesden. The company's headquarters are located at the historic

Purchased for £73.8 million.