According to the woman, which bus will they take in order to save time?

W: I’m really looking forward to this exhibition and it will be the first time we’ve done something educational outside of college.
M: Yeah, that’s true. But I’m still not quite sure how we’re going to get to the museum. I know Reading quite well but I don’t know London at all.
W: Well, I was thinking of taking a taxi to the station first and then a direct train to London.
M: That sounds like a good idea. How about the museum though, I guess it must be quite central, probably near the station, right?
W: No, not at all. It’s actually out of the city center.(5)We could take the number 14 bus from town or the 31, which is pretty regular, but the 29 is quicker. We’ll get there in about 5 minutes.
M: Oh, sounds kind of complicated then.
W: Not that complicated. As I said, we just take that bus and once we get off we just head towards the old town hall and the museum is on the left, right beside the library.
M: Sounds like you’ve got it more or less figured out.
W: I hope so. We’ll be OK as long as we head north and don’t get off at the wrong stop of course.
M: That would be a nightmare. We might end up at another museum or get lost all together like last time.
W: Well. now you come to mention it. Actually there’s a bunch of other museums in that area, so we could always go there afterwards, if you’re interested.