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Volvo B5TL Wright Eclipse Gemini 3 seen in Edinburgh at the junction of Morrison Street & Lothian Road.
One of five vehicles built on Ford Thames chassis for the Dartford Tunnel to transport cyclists. I understand they saw very little use and were withdrawn after a very short period of time. This was taken in the premises of Don Everall's in Wolverhampton, I seem to remember there was more than just this one present but no idea what became of them although I understand one has been preserved. In a recent conversation I was told there was a problem tilt testing these. The lower section was to carry the bikes whilst the uper deck had seating for 33, bodywork was by Stachan. they carried the fleet numbers TT1 - TT5, and owned by London Transport?
An ex-NSW State Transit bus at the Shannon's Insurance Eastern Creek Classic, which is a get together of all registered auto clubs in the State of New South Wales. Over 2000 cars, bikes, buses and ex-military vehicles attended this year's show.
The destination of Arborfield Garrison appears to have been renamed as Arborfield Green, after the new housing development on the site of the former Garrison which was vacated by the Army in 2015. "Leopard" branded Gas-powered Scania/Enviro300 427 displays the new destination at Reading Station on Friday 19th October.
427 and its sister vehicles were originally delivered in pink livery as they were intended for Caversham routes 23/24. However after Wokingham Borough Council decided to cut the subsidy for Thames Travel route 144 (Reading-Arborfield-Wokingham) Reading Buses stepped in to operate the route commercially as route 3, and 424-430 were rebranded as "leopard" for the new route. With increasing development in the area south of Reading, "leopard" has evolved into a mini-network and now includes route 10 to Spencers Wood and route 3b to Bracknell via Arborfield, introduced last September (2017) to coincide with the opening of The Lexicon shopping and entertainment centre. There was also until recently a route 10a to Thames Valley Science Park in Shinfield but that has now been absorbed into route 10.
Newport Bus, 141 [F41 YHB]. Scania N113DRB - Alexander 'R-type'. Converted to open top in 2004 for Newport city sightseeing tour. Photographed at Tredegar House & Park.
1, Scania N94UA Articulated OmniCity , "Bendybus" new 5/2006, as Cardiff 601.
2, Alexander Dennis Dart SLF new 11/2004 as Red & White 34673 .
Going the wrong way round Grayfriars Road on Match Day due to usual Match day diversion. Not an easy task.
What a great public transportation system London has! These double-decker buses run about every 7 minutes. Riding on the top deck you get a wonderful view.
My Dad worked a hell factory job for over 30 years. A few years ago, he took early retirement. He still wanted and needed to do something, so he got a job driving a school bus. Ya know, I think he really likes it...
Newport Bus 43 [YN54 AOC]. Scania Omnicity. Photographed on East Dock Road operating route 41 to Pillgwenlly (known locally as Pill). Routes 40 (anti-clockwise) & 41 (clockwise) provide a circular service from the City Centre to Pillgwenlly and serve the new riverside residential developments which are rapidly springing up south of the city centre along the River Usk, as well as the dockland inner city community of Pillgwenlly. The routes are an extension of the original and longstanding service to Newport Docks, however these days you won't find many dock workers onboard.
Lothian Buses Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied Volvo B9TL, 859 SN57DFO seen here outside Haymarket Station in Edinbuurgh, carrying a distinctive Vodafone wrap.
522 V522 ESC........ seen here at the Lothian Buses 'Open Day' ,Central Depot,Annandale Street,Edinburgh.
Saturday 22nd September 2012