Toot-ling Off
The Bath Bus Company has announced that its Cardiff sightseeing service will not be resuming in 2024. This originally operated as part of the City Sightseeing franchise but was rebranded as Tootbus a few years ago.
The most recent fleet of four vehicles comprised a pair of open-top Ayats Bravo 1R Citys and a pair of partial open-top East Lancs Visionaire-bodied Volvo B9TLs, which were based at Cardiff Bus's Sloper Road depot.
Rewinding the clock to August 2015, when the City Sightseeing brand name was still in use, two former Dublin Bus Alexander RH-bodied Volvo Olympians - P718 PWC and P772 PWC - were allocated to the Cardiff operation. The latter is seen with a decent number sitting upstairs in Wood Street in the City Centre when undertaking another circuit.
Toot-ling Off
The Bath Bus Company has announced that its Cardiff sightseeing service will not be resuming in 2024. This originally operated as part of the City Sightseeing franchise but was rebranded as Tootbus a few years ago.
The most recent fleet of four vehicles comprised a pair of open-top Ayats Bravo 1R Citys and a pair of partial open-top East Lancs Visionaire-bodied Volvo B9TLs, which were based at Cardiff Bus's Sloper Road depot.
Rewinding the clock to August 2015, when the City Sightseeing brand name was still in use, two former Dublin Bus Alexander RH-bodied Volvo Olympians - P718 PWC and P772 PWC - were allocated to the Cardiff operation. The latter is seen with a decent number sitting upstairs in Wood Street in the City Centre when undertaking another circuit.