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Seen here at the War Memorial laying over before working on the 197 Shuttle bus to the racecourse York.
*Now open top with First Kernow
*37729 also worked on the 197 in 2011 & 2014.
First Leeds have now received their batch of eighteen ADL Enviro 400's following their first use on Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games shuttle bus duty while under the control of First Games Transport. The first two numerically in the batch, 33873 and 33874, are seen here on Broad Lane, Bramley while both working route 49.
Notts & Derby former Lothian ADL Enviro 400 1409 - SN61 BBU is pictured at Toton Lane NET Terminus on a biting cold day. The bus is working a non-stop tram replacement shuttle to and from University of Nottingham due to emergency repairs of a burst water main blocking the tram line at Central College Beeston. Originally these buses were hybrids, but have been converted to conventional diesel engines prior to acquisition.
ang pinaka-paborito kong unit bago ako mahumaling sa SDX! akala ko di na ko makakakuha ng ganitong unit na tumatakbo pa din, reminds me of Santrans Metro Shuttle (^^,)
Bullocks Coaches YJ68FYM seen coming into Central Manchester Hospitals on the shuttle bus from Trafford General
One of 3 of the new Streetdeck`s working a shuttle service between York Uni and Grimston Bar P&R site York.
Seen here at the Memorial Gardens, laying over inbetween the racecourse 197 Shuttle bus duties York.
*37702 also worked the 197 during 2014.
Gillig Advantage rental car shuttle at Los Angeles Airport. The LAX people mover in under construction over Century Blvd.
A&A Coach Travel, Dennis Trident Alexander Alx400 seen working a shuttle bus to Leeds Festival 2016.
First Leeds 33888 is pictured here on Easterly Road while operating route 50A to Seacroft. This ADL Enviro 400 is one of a batch of eighteen for First Leeds, first used by First Games Transport at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
03.09.17 - Not everyday you get an opportunity to photo buses on what is to become a Motorway. Here we see 3 members of the Lothian fleet on the Southbound carriageway of the M90 with the new Queensferry Crossing providing the backdrop.
One of several Alexander Dennis E40D Enviro400 MMC, branded and operated on a shuttle bus service for the University of Nottingham, as it departed from Derby Royal Infirmary.
weew daming benz!
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During the rebuilding of the cable car between Sierre and Crans-Montana, additional bus services are scheduled, one being the new route 436 connecting Marigny, a part of the Crans-Montana area, to the center of Montana. During the week, Iveco/Indcar minibus Nr. 61 is used, seen here in Marigny.
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Operator: Compagnie de Chemin de fer et d'Autobus Sierre - Montana - Crans (SMC), Crans-Montana
Vehicle: 61/VS 3'360, Iveco/Indcar 70C "Mobi" (2015)
Route: 12.436 Montana gare - Ycoor - Moubra - Marigny - Montana gare (circular)
LG22 AYD. BYD with Alexander Dennis Enviro400 EV City bodywork. In Warner Brothers Harry Potter Studios livery. Seen being 'charged up' in one of the former coach bays at Warner Brother Studios, Leavesden.
Vehicle believed to be be owned by National Express as E033 by operated by Mullanys Coaches.
Leyland 680 power outside Glasgow Central Station too, as an ex Lancaster City Council Leyland Leopard departs. I'm not sure if this 1977 model 'short bay' Y type was operating the inter-station shuttle, or was indeed on a 'Rail Replacement' service. The Clydeside bus bears all the hallmarks of a filthy winters day, combined with what appears to be evidence of frozen screen washers... by the hand wipe pattern.
Yesterday was the final home game for York City at thier home ground at Monks Cross...the LNER Community stadium. Now painted in white and seen here working one of the Y22 diagrams is the former BD11CFN 36168.
Mercedes-Benz O530G Citaro C2
Servizio navetta tra Nervi e Corso Europa in occasione di "Euroflora 2022"
33112 with a 4TC set had the exacting task of a shuttle service between Eastleigh station and Eastleigh works. The occasion was a Works open day, 05/09/1976.
33112 was put into traffic from BRCW 05/11/1960 as D6529, it became a 33/1 in July 1967. The loco was withdrawn 11/11/1988 and cut at Eastleigh depot by Coopers Metals 11/09/1992.
Copyright Geoff Dowling; All rights reserved
Cornwall by KERNOW Optare Solo SR 53865 at St Erth Railway Station, whilst on car park shuttle duties to provide step free access to the Northbound and St Ives platforms
Marine based 886 was captured on Potterrow on Edinburgh’s Southside working the University of Edinburgh shuttle bus service between Bristo Square and King’s Buildings. This is only available to staff and students.
UPDATE : The Shuttle Service last ran in May 2019 at the end of the academic year 2018/9. The University of Edinburgh has cancelled the service.
Former London United Volvo B7TL/East Lancs Vyking 04KE16468 is seen on Cruise Shuttlebus work for the "MSC Meraviglia" which was on a one day stop to Dublin
DENR / Department of Environment and Natural Resources Shuttle Bus
AMC Tourist Star RE Deluxe
Isuzu LT134P | 6HK1-TCN
Norzaragay, Bulacan, Philippines
Company/Owner: UBE (Ultimate Bus Experience) Express, Inc.
Fleet/Bus Number: 2102
Classification: Air-conditioned Point-to-Point (P2P) Airport Shuttle Bus
Coachbuilder: Manufacturing Commercial Vehicles
Body Model: Mercedes-Benz/MCV eVolution C120LE
Engine Model: Mercedes-Benz OM 906 LA III
Chassis Model: Mercedes-Benz O500U 1726/59 (9BM38218**B)
Transmission: 6-speed Automatic Transmission
Suspension: Air Suspension
Seating Configuration: 2×2, Side-facing seats
Seating Capacity: 30
Franchise route: N/A
Route: Grand Prix Route: Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminals 1, 2, 3, 4, Pasay City [MNL, PY]–Victory Liner Terminal/Grand Prix Hotel, Pasay City [PSY]
Designated stop area (pickup and drop-off): Kabayan Hotel
Type of Operation: Shuttle Operation Public Utility Bus (Regular Class; with designated bus stop)
Area of Operation: National Capital Region (NCR)
Shot location: Victory Liner Pasay City Terminal, Pasay City
Date and time taken: May 29, 2018 (6:19H)
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So my daughter has been sharing images of her snow covered yard and neighborhood, building of snowmen, hiking in the snow, etc. You get the picture - for this FL girl was shooting this morning in 99% humidity and temperatures somewhere in the 80's. No, we didn't have snow :-(, so I had to set off to find some images with the snow.
This image was taken in Denali National Park during an early September snowfall, which delighted us to no end. Now we've hit snow before in Denali in the summer, but not like this. It was coming down pretty good and very steady one afternoon and evening. The next morning, the snowfall had stopped and the sun was out in full force. Though the air temp was quite cold, the sun warmed us up quickly,as long as the wind wasn't blowing too bad. See, in 2012, Denali was quite the windy place for us, with the winds in excess of 60-70 mph several of the days. Not today.
The wildlife seemed to enjoy the break in the snowfall as well, venturing out probably to hurry to get some of the berries and fresh leaflings, etc before the snow cover became more of a permanent thing.
During our 2 trips to Denali that year, we had several encounters with this sow and her two young cubs. What a thrill it was on one occasion when she paraded her cubs past us, not once, not twice, but three times. On this day though, she paraded them close by, but in the picturesque snow covered landscape. As the two young cubs closely followed the footsteps of their mom, they would stop to investigate smells and perhaps sights along the way - and of course, stop to rough house and play along the way as well.
I just love this image, as the light was filtered through the trees onto one of the cubs and snow cover below. As you can see, the cub had a snowy nose, indicating his exploratory nose. Bears have a tremendous sense of smell and utilize their noses to aid in determining their environment, surroundings, and food sources, amongst other things. It's one of the reasons we're all encouraged to be quiet while safely observing the bears from a private car or shuttle bus. Now I know that many of you out there are saying, but you're supposed to make noise when hiking. Very true, but that's to prevent a surprise encounter, it sort of gives the bears a chance to leave willingly. But should an undesired encounter occur, our human voices help to warn the bears not to mess with us.
While all bears are fascinating to me, there's nothing quite like the cubs. They're a mixture of obedience, inquisitiveness, playfulness, and following their own drummer sometimes - all part of learning boundaries and exploring the world around them. Some times mom tolerates it, other times they get scorned for their antics.
Bears remind me so much of our own species when it comes to raising our young. So interesting to observe and exquisite to photograph. So proud to be part of their world when encounters and sighting occur. The first eye contact leaves you breathless, but strangely enough, at peace. At least that's the way I see it.
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