Trentbarton Volvo B7RLE in Nottingham
Trentbarton remains one of the bus industry's prime examples of how to do route branding properly, with attention given to keeping branded vehicles to the correct route - something lost on many other companies despite the associated marketing spend required to create such liveries and brands in the first place.
Among those identities to be seen in Nottingham is The Keyworth, which runs to the village of the same name and is operated by a small number of these Volvo B7RLE single-deckers with Wrightbus Eclipse Urban bodywork. Here 729 (FJ09 BXH) departs Nottingham. While it looks smart enough, the unrepaired damage amidships is perhaps surprising by the usual Trentbarton standards.
Trentbarton Volvo B7RLE in Nottingham
Trentbarton remains one of the bus industry's prime examples of how to do route branding properly, with attention given to keeping branded vehicles to the correct route - something lost on many other companies despite the associated marketing spend required to create such liveries and brands in the first place.
Among those identities to be seen in Nottingham is The Keyworth, which runs to the village of the same name and is operated by a small number of these Volvo B7RLE single-deckers with Wrightbus Eclipse Urban bodywork. Here 729 (FJ09 BXH) departs Nottingham. While it looks smart enough, the unrepaired damage amidships is perhaps surprising by the usual Trentbarton standards.