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HINO Poncho Long SDG-HX9JLBE
Electric Bus
KEISEI BUS #1409
Adachi 200 Ka 2500
Tokyo Skytree, Oshiage, Sumida, Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolis, Japan
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日野 ポンチョ ロング SDG-HX9JLBE
電気バス
京成バス #1409
足立200か2500
日本国 東京都 墨田区 押上 東京スカイツリー
47444 WA56FLB Stagecoach Southwest at Barton Lane Braunton while operating a 21 North Devon Wave shuttle service between Barnstaple & Braunton due to an RTC closing the road between Braunton & Mullacott Cross on Tuesday 30th May 2017.
An abandoned shuttle bus near Overton in Cooper County Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Taken with a Canon EOS 50D camera with a LIfePIxel infrared conversion and a EF-S10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM lens at f.8.0 with a 1/15 second exposure at ISO 100. Processed with Adobe Lightroom 5.7.
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First SW still put in appearances in Devon predominantly while carrying out Rail Replacement service and until recently a bus was supplied as a 'shuttle' for Plymouth Uni open days.
I assume at the time First must have been tied into a contract to provide a bus for the Uni as this was taken after First had vacated Plymouth.
Recent open days Target Travel appear to have picked up the majority of work and I have not viewed any First buses being used so far this year.
Back to this shot and 32717 heads along Mederia Road on the Hoe providing one of these shuttle services with 'Truronian' and a telephone number on the blinds, an 'odd one out' in a city domoinated by Citybus and Stagecoach.
Transbus MPD/Transbus Mini Pointer (NK53TMY) (573 ) formerly of Go North East, UK, now with a very unique role as a shuttle bus for foot passengers on the Irish Ferries Rosslare-Pembroke route.
Now repainted in full Irish Ferries livery, retaining its UK plate, collects foot passengers for the terminal buildings at either end, driving them onto the ship, where it remains on board, sailing between the UK & Ireland twice a day, some mileage for a little Dart :-).
Seen above on deck 5 on the recently introduced Greek Blue Star 1 ferry which is on lease to Irish Ferries for their Rosslare-Pembroke route.
Its not the destination, It's the journey.
HINO Poncho Long SDG-HX9JLBE
Electric Bus
KEISEI BUS #1403
Adachi 200 Ka 2477
Tokyo Skytree, Oshiage, Sumida, Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolis, Japan
日野 ポンチョ ロング SDG-HX9JLBE
京成バス #1403
足立200か2477
日本 東京都 墨田区 押上 東京スカイツリー
Der 1997 gebaute O405 der PVG Apolda wird ab und an noch im Linienverkehr eingesetzt. Mit etwas Glück entstand dieses Bild.
I searched my images from my recent travels over and over, but I couldn't find a "perfect" Halloween image to share with you all tonight in celebration of Halloween ..... then it hit me .....
As I mentioned to everyone before, this year in AK, we hit quite a bit of light drizzle days - just enough to make you wear some rain gear, but not enough to "spoil the party". With the amazing fall colors that we were treated to, and the wildlife sightings going well, we really didn't seem to care. Sure it was colder, but even that wasn't a problem for us. As an added benefit of all of the rain showers, afterwards, we were treated to some truly amazing rainbows! No tricks, just treats - as this particular rainbow seemingly appeared to shoot out of the ground like a beam of colorful light as it arched over the Denali landscape. So vivid and totally all of the way to the ground, one would almost be tempted to search for the pot of gold at the end of it :-).
Each rainbow was quite unique - sometimes single, sometimes double, but always fascinating! As beautiful as the autumn landscape was, it added to the view and heightened my appreciation for the beauty displayed before me.
Hope that everyone enjoys tonight, as the little (and some not so little) treat-or-treaters come knocking on our doors. Be safe. Thanks for stopping by to view and especially for all of your thoughts and comments!
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Seen here at Station Rise with a 197 racecourse Shuttle.
*Unusual to have a single decker on this service.
Dennis Trident with East Lancs Lolyne body in Whitley Bay Northumberland August 2005. Liveried for the shuttle service to/from the DFDS Seaways ferry terminal in Newcastle.
The Shuttle Bus to Stonehenge from the visitor centre arrives at the stone circle to drop off more tourists.You can walk as well if you want but it's about a mile!
BN12WPA - Volvo B9TL / Wright Eclipse Gemini 2
BN12JYP - Volvo B9TL / Wright Eclipse Gemini 2.
On delivery at Heysham Harbour 2012.
Seen here on Station Rise whilst waiting time, before working the 197 racecouse shuttle bus duties.
*Also worked shuttle bus duties in 2011.
Arboc "Spirit of Equess" rental car shuttle at Los Angeles Airport. These buses are very oddly styled and proportioned - a bit difficult to look at.
ZuklinBus GmbH: the articulated bus with register plate TU 103 ET (Mercedes Benz O530G Citaro C2) just arrived to the Heiligenstadt Bahnhof bus terminal, working a service in the suburban line 142 "SHUTTLEBUS IST Austria", from Maria Gugging IST Austria.
An abandoned shuttle bus near Overton in Cooper County Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark III camera with a EF16-35mm f/4L IS USM lens at f.4.0 with a 1/500 second exposure at ISO 100. Processed with Adobe Lightroom 5.7.
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Ahead of finishing my hotel MOC, here is my LEGO Hotel Shuttle Bus! It's a smaller, courtesy tour bus to ferry hotel guests around Wasabi District.
The 2026 Farnborough International Airshow once again saw Stagecoach South operating an extensive network of shuttle buses between 20th and 24th July, linking Farnborough Main Railway Station, Farnborough North Camp Railway Station, Queens Parade, Farnborough Airport (Gate B) and Aldershot Bus Station with the airshow site. Each route operated approximately every 10 minutes throughout the day, providing a frequent and efficient service for the thousands of visitors attending the event.
To cover the intensive operation, Stagecoach South put together an impressive and varied fleet. Alongside its own ADL Enviro400MMCs were several examples transferred from Stagecoach Manchester and Stagecoach Cumbernauld, the latter joining the South fleet following the closure of Stagecoach's Cumbernauld operations and their transfer to First Glasgow. To further strengthen the allocation, Stagecoach Midlands loaned a handful of 73-registered ADL Enviro400MMCs for the duration of the event.
The fleet also offered a great opportunity to see three generations of Stagecoach's corporate identity working side by side. There were still examples carrying the iconic Stagecoach Beachball livery, which in my opinion should never have been discontinued, alongside buses in the Stagecoach Local branding introduced in 2020 and the latest "We've Got You" livery, introduced in 2024. Seeing all three eras together on one operation really highlighted how Stagecoach's branding has evolved over the years.
For me, the main highlights were Alexander ALX400 18504 (KX06 LYW), which was a real pleasure to see out in service, together with several of the new Yutong U11DD electric double-deckers. These buses are part of Stagecoach South's forthcoming fleet of 22 Yutong U11DD battery-electric buses, which will enter service across Surrey and the Blackwater Valley once charging infrastructure has been installed and the power supply has been connected from a nearby railway station. The new zero-emission buses feature low-floor access, air conditioning and USB charging points, and are expected to operate primarily on Service 1 between Aldershot, Farnborough, Frimley, Camberley and Old Dean, together with Service 20 between Aldershot and Guildford, as part of Surrey County Council's Greener Futures initiative.
Those vehicles alone were enough to tempt me into making the 12-hour round trip from Newcastle on Thursday 23rd July.
Despite only spending around two and a half hours photographing the shuttle operation, it proved to be well worth the journey. With buses arriving every few minutes, there was always something different turning up, making for a busy and enjoyable couple of hours behind the camera.
By the end of my visit, I had managed to photograph 28 of the 35 buses allocated to the Thursday operation, which I was more than happy with.
A huge credit goes to Stagecoach South for putting together such a slick operation. The high-frequency shuttle network coped admirably with the large crowds attending the Airshow, while the varied fleet made it an event well worth travelling to. It was certainly a worthwhile day out, and one I'll hopefully be back to photograph again at a future Farnborough International Airshow.
P729GND Stagecoach Manchester 16799.
Volvo Olympian / Alexander RL.
New 1996 Greater Manchester South 729.
A large scale shuttle bus operation was put in place for BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2026 at Herrington Country Park, Sunderland, with official travel partner Big Green Coach drafting in operators from across the North East and beyond to move thousands of festivalgoers across the weekend.
Shuttle services operated continuously between Heworth Metro Station, Park Lane Interchange and Durham Belmont Park & Ride to the event site from early morning until late evening.
The operation consisted of approximately:
• 30 vehicles from Go North East
• 25 vehicles from JH Coaches
• 15 vehicles from DM Motor Services
• 5 vehicles from Northstar
• 5 vehicles from City Transport / A&A Coach Travel
• 2 vehicles from Stanley Travel
• 2 vehicles from Shaws of Durham
Ahead of finishing my hotel MOC, here is my LEGO Hotel Shuttle Bus! It's a smaller, courtesy tour bus to ferry hotel guests around Wasabi District.
A former JAM TRANSIT MB1318 lost to it's former glory now rusty and used as a shuttle bus. A Columbian Euro MB body. Marami nito JAM, JAC at pati Genesis meron din nito noon pero wala na sila ngayon. Katabi niya yung 3 NSP (nuno sa punso) joke!!!!!! Hehehehe.....
Op 25 februari waren we met een groepje in Duitsland om wat treintjes te klikken en wat te vieren. ‘s Ochtends begonnen we met dikke bewolking aan de Lotharstrasse in Duisburg. In de middag brak het open en werd een poging gedaan om een Sonderzug van SVG te fotograferen, deze trein werd echter omgeleid tot grote frustratie van de aanwezige fotografen. Aan het einde van de dag werd het uiteindelijk strakblauw en waren we op zoek naar een bezigheid voor het laatste uurtje licht, de opties die we vantevoren hadden bedacht vielen allemaal af door het weer en uiteindelijk kreeg ik het idee om met de S28 naar Kaarst te gaan. Deze S-Bahn wordt geëxploiteerd door Regiobahn die de unieke Integral-treinstellen inzet die voorheen in Bayern reden. Ad hoc werd een stek gezocht en gevonden bij het station Kaarst IKEA, een stationnetje wat vernoemd is naar de Zweedse meubelgigant één kilometer verderop. Tot drie keer per uur pendelt er een meestal lege shuttlebus tussen het station en de blauwe doos, het station wordt dan ook vooral door forenzen uit de omliggende wijken gebruikt. Terug naar de stek, het zou nog even spannend worden met de schaduwen, ‘s weekends staan er vaak veel vrachtwagens geparkeerd op de weg parallel langs het spoor, geen goede combi met de lage februarizon. Uiteindelijk ging alles top en kon vanuit een vrij parkeervak de Integral van Regiobahn afgeklikt worden, de VT 102 is als S28 onderweg naar Kaarster See, drie kilometer en vier stations verder. De frappante Integral is overigens als modulair ontwerp voor de Weense S-Bahn ontworpen, waarbij zelfs dubbeldeksbakken een optie waren.