Bus route X442 in London links “Elmsleigh Bus Station” and “Heathrow Terminal 5”.
The route of bus X442
From “Elmsleigh Bus Station” to “Heathrow Terminal 5”: 15 stops. On the way: “Edgell Road”, “Carlyle Road”, “Wheatsheaf Lane”, “Sweeps Bridge”, “Florence Gardens”, “Lansdowne Road”, “Hurstdene Avenue”, “Worple Avenue”, “Knowle Green”, “Staines Railway Station”. Before “Heathrow Terminal 5”: “London Road”, “Birch Green”, “Horton Road”.
The return journey is different. Towards “Elmsleigh Bus Station”: 17 stops. Only in this direction does it call at “Kingston Road” and “Park Avenue”. Towards “Heathrow Terminal 5”, board nearby: “Kingston Road” → “London Road” (50 m) and “Park Avenue” → “Carlyle Road” (200 m).
Left column runs down, right column runs up. Filled stops are served both ways, dashed ones only one way: 2 towards “Elmsleigh Bus Station”. Tap a stop to see its name.
Connections
Shared sections with other routes: between “Elmsleigh Bus Station” and “Sweeps Bridge” it shares the road with route 458.
Connections by stop, in route order:
- “Elmsleigh Bus Station”: buses 117, 203, 216, 290, 442 and 446
- Stops from “Hurstdene Avenue” to “Knowle Green”: buses 117 and 290
- Stops from “Staines Railway Station” to “Birch Green”: buses 117, 203, 216, 290, 442 and 446
- “Horton Road”: bus 442
- “Heathrow Terminal 5”: buses 350, 423, 442, 482, 490, H30, HHL and RA2
- “Kingston Road” (only towards “Elmsleigh Bus Station”): buses 117, 203, 216, 290, 442 and 446
Pages for these routes: bus H30, bus HHL.
Passes and concessions
Which passes are available and who travels free is explained on a separate page: how to pay for public transport in London.
Questions and answers
Does bus X442 go to “Staines Railway Station”?
Yes, in both directions.
Where can I change from bus X442 to another bus route?
Most routes stop at “Elmsleigh Bus Station” (117, 203, 216, 290, 442 and 446) and “Heathrow Terminal 5” (350, 423, 442, 482, 490, H30, HHL and RA2). All other stops with connections are listed above.
Checked on 2 October 2026. Source of the route and stops: Transport for London (TfL).