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Photographed at 06:13 on the first 63 journey of the day, a short working from Danescourt to the City Centre via Llandaf.
Operator: Cardiff Bus (Bws Caerdydd)
Fleet number: 261
Registration: CE64 FWJ
Chassis/Body: Alexander Dennis Enviro 200
Seating: B38F
Date new: November 2014
Route: 63 Danescourt - Llandaf - City Centre
Location: Danescourt Way
Date: Monday 29th June 2015
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Hot on the heels of the Pulsar 2 in the previous picture, Express Motors Volvo B6BLE / Alexander P852 SMR arrives at Caernarfon on route 5A to Nantlle. This journey began in Bangor.
Here Is Berwyn Coaches Optare Solo With The Registration Of YJ59 GHN Seen In Pwllheli Bus Station On Route 17B To Aberdaron. Photo Taken January 14th 2016.
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Here we see is Berwyn coaches Volvo B10M Vanhool T30 CBC is seen parking by Ysgol Friars as this bus is on the school service 440.
Here Is Berwyn Coaches, Optare Solo With The Registration Plate Of YJ59 GHN Seen Loading Passengers In Pwllheli Bus Station On Route 17B To Aberdaron. Photo Taken February 21 2017.
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Here is Arriva Buses Wales VDL Pulsar CX14 BYC 3166 is seen at Bangor bus station as it's operating passangers while its doing the route X4 to Holyhead.
Here Is Bws Peris Mercedes With The Registration Of PN10 F0M Seen Parking In Pwllheli Bus Station. Photo Taken Febuary 4th 2017.
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Here Is Berwyn Coaches Van Hool Volvo With The Registration Of T30 CBC Seen In Nefyn Bus Depot While Staying On School Route 325. Photo Taken 4t March 2017.
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The buses that operated the 'Bws Gwynedd' network of services from 1986 to 1998 had one thing in common - they nearly all had red fronts. This involved around 17 operators both large and small adding this feature to a quite a varied collection of buses and coaches both old and new. Largest of the operators was Crosville Wales which was in the process of changing their livery from NBC leaf green too a much brighter green and white.
Here, Leyland National B-series SNL644 (EMB644S) is seen on the forecourt of the Crosville Wales Bangor depot in May 1989.