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Y445NHK Stagecoach London 17445. 2001 Dennis Trident / Alexander. In Cheltenham on the shuttle between the rail station and the race course.
M138KRU - Optare Spectra.
New 1995 to Wilts and Dorset.
Seen here on the Cheltenham Festival shuttle bus from the railway station.
Marchant's of Cheltenham.
Dublin Bus is operating a shuttle service from Croke Park for healthcare workers in the Mater Hospital.
Buses from Jones Road (Croke Park) operates every 15 minutes from 07.00hrs to 10.00hrs and from 15.45hrs to 19.00hrs.
Buses from the Mater Hospital (Whitty Building) operates every 30 minutes from 20.00hrs to 21.30hrs.
This service will operate 7 days a week, subject to change.
The "Clear Shot" atlast of this dashing unit of Golden Aguilas Miyano Hino RK.
Body: Pilipinas Hino Incorporated "HIno RK"
Specs: RK1JST-chassis JO8C-TK engine.
Bus Company: Golden Aguilas Miyano Philippines Incorporated Shuttle Service.
Route: Dunno???
Bus: Private Bus Vehicle.
Taken: Alabang Viaduct, Muntinlupa City.
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Am 7. September 2014 war der ATB mit seinen historischen Bussen als Verstärkerbussen auf den Omnibuslinien „M45“ (zum „Tag der offenen Tür“ der Polizeidirektion 2) und „134“ (zum Flugplatzfest des Militärhistorischen Museums der Bundeswehr) als Autobuslinien „54 E“ bzw. „34 E“ geschildert unterwegs und hatte zusätzlich den Shuttleverkehr vom DTMB zur Depothalle des DTMB zu erbringen. Auf der letzten Linie war diesmal „Hugo“ des DVN im Einsatz.
Taken at King Street & North Fayette Street in Alexandria, Virginia.
Operating on the Blue Line Metro Shuttle to Ronald Reagan-Washington National Airport.
Cummins ISM
Voith D864.3E
Stagecoach East London 10180 Alexander Dennis Enviro400 SN63JWG. At Cheltenham races as shuttle bus.
[Rear Shot ver.] Dandelion-Blue Aero Shuttle
Prime BMD DMCI Joint Venture Shuttle Bus in Hyundai Super Aero City fleet by Hyundai Motor Company (Korea)
🕚 Date Taken on June 2022
📍 Photo Shot Location @ Ayala Malls Trinoma, Mindanao Ave. cor. North Ave., Bagong Pag-asa, Quezon City
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Not exactly public transport - as only available to staff and students of the University of Edinburgh - but still of interest and not often photographed. The service operates in term time only between Bristo Square ( for the Central Area campus) and the Science and Engineering campus at King's Buildings. It is seen here in Melville Drive en route to KB and complements public service 41
Grand Canyon National Park's Tusayan Shuttle at the Tusayan Dinner Theater stop, returning to the park. NPS photo by Carl Bowman.
In service Saturday, May 11, through Friday, September 6, 2013.
A "park & ride" shuttle bus service is provided between the gateway community of
Tusayan/ Grand Canyon Airport, and the Grand Canyon National Park Visitor Center.
(7 miles/ 11km south of the S. Rim village)
20 minutes each way (riding time; no stop)
This year, buses will run at 20 minute intervals between 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. daily.
First bus leaves Tusayan at 8 am from IMAX Theater.
First bus leaves Grand Canyon Visitor Center at 8:30 am.
Last buses leave IMAX at 9:45 p.m. and Grand Canyon Visitor Center at 9:30 pm. daily.
Shuttle buses make the following four stops in Tusayan:
1) IMAX Theater/ R.P.'s Stage Stop
2) Best Western Grand Canyon Squire Inn
3) The Grand Hotel
4) Big E Steakhouse and Saloon
Visitors who will be entering the park from Tusayan via the shuttle bus
must present a valid park entrance pass.
Entrance passes may be purchased at park entrances or at various businesses in Tusayan.
Download the information sheet for 2013 here:
www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/upload/TusayanRoute201305.pdf
During the summer of 2012, the Arizona Department of Transportation completed improvements to State Route 64 through the town of Tusayan. Roadway work included widening the current five lane divided highway to allow for raised center medians and bus pull outs, and the construction of two roundabout intersections. Enhancements included new sidewalks, granite paths, decorative signage, and landscaping.
8 image panorama of the speed climbing wall at Ratho
Edinburgh International Climbing Arena is an adventure sports facility located in Ratho, on the outskirts of Edinburgh, Scotland. When it opened, it was the largest indoor climbing arena in the world.[1] The centre opened in 2003, but in 2005 the company running it went into receivership, and the centre was temporarily closed. In 2007 the centre reopened under a new owner, Edinburgh Leisure, a not-for-profit company part-funded by City of Edinburgh Council. Since then, visitor numbers to the centre have grown and parts that were not complete, like the office suites, have been completed.
The centre offers the world's largest indoor climbing arena, bouldering facilities, the Scottish National Judo Academy, and an aerial assault course. The centre was originally going to host a scuba diving tank, but this facility was delayed and later scrapped when the centre went into administration. The centre also has a gym that is specifically aimed at climbers with large amounts of strength and cardio equipment.
Coaching and training with an instructor is available, as well as courses including indoor movement skills, indoor lead climbing, and a few less standard climbing course such as sea stack and ridge climbing. Instructor training can lead to awards and qualifications upon completion. The centre runs off-site courses in outdoor climbing, skiing, hillwalking and water sports.
The climbing centre is located just to the west of the village of Ratho, and beside the M9 motorway, around 8 miles (13 km) from central Edinburgh. The centre is located in the former Ratho Quarry, which closed in 1905. The location was chosen because of the shape of the quarry, which allowed a roof to be placed over a section of it. Outside, the rest of the grounds were landscaped, and traditional climbing is available on the rock face of the quarry. Its location close to Edinburgh, around a 20 minute drive, meant a large potential customer base. The proximity of Edinburgh Airport means that climbers from all over Europe can visit the centre for a weekend. The airport is around a 20 minute walk from the facility, and a shuttlebus service operates between the two.
The climbing centre over the years has suffered a number a setbacks and problems with the construction and design of the facility. When the company that owned it back in 2005 went under, the roof was in dire need of repair. When it rained water would come through the roof and right down into the main arena. Climbers complained that the wall was constantly wet and wondered why a simpler design was not put forward that would have been more practical. This water also collected under the floor that was made out of locally sourced rock. Around the edge of the arena where the floor met with the bare rock water was visible just an inch under the floor level. Since the takeover by Edinburgh Leisure the roof problem has been mostly fixed and some repairs around the outside of the roof have been carried out.
Complaints about the temperature of the centre have also been raised a number of times. The main arena is not heated because of its size and therefore in winter temperatures can drop to almost 0°C inside. This made it very hard for climbers to get warmed up before performing a stressful activity. Since the takeover the arena is still not heated but there are small heaters placed around the floor where people can warm up between climbs.
Taken at King Street & Henry Street in Alexandria, Virginia.
Operating on the Blue Line Metro Shuttle to Ronald Reagan-Washington National Airport.
Cummins ISL
Allison H40EP Hybrid System
Taken at North Washington Street & King Street in Alexandria, Virginia.
Operating on the Blue Line Metro Shuttle to King Street-Old Town Metro Station.
Cummins ISM
Voith D864.3E
During the summer months, park shuttle service may be suspended briefly during monsoon thunderstorms. NPS/M.Quinn
On the South Rim, Hermit Road has some of the best Grand Canyon views that you can see anywhere. Once you get out to Hopi Point, the Colorado River comes into view, and on a quiet day at Pima Point, you can hear the roar of the Colorado River as it crashes through Granite Rapid.
Access is by commercial tour bus or free park shuttle bus, (Service between March 1 – November 30) which gives you the chance to look at the scenery, while someone else does the driving. The shuttle buses are great when you use them in conjunction with the rim trail — you can get off at one stop, enjoy a scenic walk along the rim, and then get back on the bus at the next stop. Or if you feel like taking a longer walk, fill a backpack with food and water, then take the shuttle bus out to Hermit’s Rest and day hike the Rim Trail the 8 miles (11 km) back to the Village.
If you enjoy bicycling, Hermit Road is probably the best place in the park. There is far less traffic out here because of the limitations on private vehicles. Also, three miles of Greenway Trail are great for cyclists as well those on foot.
Taken at King Street & Henry Street in Alexandria, Virginia.
Operating on the Blue Line Metro Shuttle to Ronald Reagan-Washington National Airport.
Cummins ISL
Allison H40EP Hybrid System
A VW Crafter at the "Tag der Helfer" in Delmenhorst.
© Dennis Matthies
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Album : Slane II 2013.
Dublin Bus Enviro 500 'VT69' travels north along the M2 motorway toward Slane, leaving behind its traditional city haunts for a run in the country. With the Wicklow hills receding into the background the bus is one of a large fleet that will transport Eminen fans to the gig at Slane castle.
Friday 26th October, stike action by First Devon & Cornwall drivers = not as many buses on the roads around Plymouth!
The Milehouse & Coypool P&R did operate along with School services.
Here SN12 AEB cuts a lonely sight heading up past Plymouth station, taken in ever diminishing light.
The Presidio of Monterey's Hobson Recreation Center extended its normal operating hours throughout the annual 24-hour block leave shuttle bus program departure period Dec. 18 and 19. The Presidio Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation (FMWR) provided refreshments for service members and a place to relax, call home and rest comfortably while waiting for their buses to depart to their flights at San Francisco and San Jose airports. Due to the volume of Presidio service members that depart for block leave every year in December FMWR uses an online ticketing and scheduling for participants to plan and book their shuttle destinations and travel times. A check-in and information desk was set up at the departure site to assist and ensure service members made a smooth connection to their flights. The program is coordinated and run by the Presidio Outdoor Recreation & Leisure Travel Services, but the entire administrative staff of the Presidio FMWR works the 24-hour departure period to ensure participants make it home for the holidays. The program is coordinated and run by the Presidio Outdoor Recreation & Leisure Travel Services, but the entire administrative staff of the Presidio FMWR works the 24-hour departure period to ensure participants make it home for the holidays. In January FMWR "reverses" the program so that service members returning to the Presidio are bussed back from the airports safely and affordably.
First Somerset & Avon, Fleet No.42552 WX05 UAJ .
A Dennis Dart MPD with Plaxton Pointer 2 B31F bodywork is seen here turning into Pierrepont Street, Bath while operating Wessex Water Shuttle Bus Route WX3.
Date: 20.03.2013 12:41
Kwoon Chung Bus
MAN A22 NL323F w/ Gemilang Lion's City Hybrid body (Euro 5)
UX4741
*Operating as Hong Kong Disneyland Resort shuttle buses
Grand Canyon National Park's Tusayan Shuttle unloading at the Imax Theater/ RP's stop, the first inbound stop in the community of Tusayan. NPS photo by Carl Bowman.
In service Saturday, May 11, through Friday, September 6, 2013.
A "park & ride" shuttle bus service is provided between the gateway community of
Tusayan/ Grand Canyon Airport, and the Grand Canyon National Park Visitor Center.
(7 miles/ 11km south of the S. Rim village)
20 minutes each way (riding time; no stop)
This year, buses will run at 20 minute intervals between 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. daily.
First bus leaves Tusayan at 8 am from IMAX Theater.
First bus leaves Grand Canyon Visitor Center at 8:30 am.
Last buses leave IMAX at 9:45 p.m. and Grand Canyon Visitor Center at 9:30 pm. daily.
Shuttle buses make the following four stops in Tusayan:
1) IMAX Theater/ R.P.'s Stage Stop
2) Best Western Grand Canyon Squire Inn
3) The Grand Hotel
4) Big E Steakhouse and Saloon
Visitors who will be entering the park from Tusayan via the shuttle bus
must present a valid park entrance pass.
Entrance passes may be purchased at park entrances or at various businesses in Tusayan.
Download the information sheet for 2013 here:
www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/upload/TusayanRoute201305.pdf
During the summer of 2012, the Arizona Department of Transportation completed improvements to State Route 64 through the town of Tusayan. Roadway work included widening the current five lane divided highway to allow for raised center medians and bus pull outs, and the construction of two roundabout intersections. Enhancements included new sidewalks, granite paths, decorative signage, and landscaping.
Album : Slane II 2013.
Bus Eireann VDL's the 'LD' class nos 206 & 231 at Slane.
As noted in another in this set this is an ultra rare occasion when Bus Eireann operated alongside sister CIE company Dublin Bus.