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Stagecoach South Wales 25107
Owned by Powys County Council but operated by Stagecoach South Wales, 25017 [YJ61 MMO] was the first of six new Optare Tempo's to enter service in February 2012 for the extended T4 Traws Cymru route from Newtown to Cardiff. It is photographed in April 2012 heading southbound on the A470 towards Merthyr Tydfil.
These buses are double glazed with full climate control and have high backed, leather trimmed executive coach type seats. There are two tables to the rear with fore and aft facing seats; beneath each table is a twin, 240 volt power point and Wi-Fi is provided throughout the vehicle. A GPRS controlled real time passenger information system is fitted as is an induction loop system to help the hearing impaired. Security is provided by an eight camera CCTV surveillance system.
Stagecoach South Wales 25107
Owned by Powys County Council but operated by Stagecoach South Wales, 25017 [YJ61 MMO] was the first of six new Optare Tempo's to enter service in February 2012 for the extended T4 Traws Cymru route from Newtown to Cardiff. It is photographed in April 2012 heading southbound on the A470 towards Merthyr Tydfil.
These buses are double glazed with full climate control and have high backed, leather trimmed executive coach type seats. There are two tables to the rear with fore and aft facing seats; beneath each table is a twin, 240 volt power point and Wi-Fi is provided throughout the vehicle. A GPRS controlled real time passenger information system is fitted as is an induction loop system to help the hearing impaired. Security is provided by an eight camera CCTV surveillance system.