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There aren't many places left in the country where it's still possible to ride on board a Leyland Olympian, but York - frequently marketed for its historic qualities - is one such location. Transdev currently employ two former Lothian open-toppers on their City Sightseeing circular pending the availability of former Lothian Tridents. G336CSG (4016) was captured passing the medieval keep that is Clifford's Tower with an early afternoon working.
Transdev The Burnley Bus Company 'WitchWay' BF63HCG 2767 seen on John Dalton Street, Manchester on service X43 to Chorlton Street
BF63HCY - Volvo B9TL / Wright Eclipse Gemini 2.
Transdev - Keighley Bus Company 2777 Dalesway livery entering Skipton bus station.
Transdev The Burnley Bus Company "WitchWay" BF63HCN seen parked up in-between duties on Chorlton Street, Manchester
Transdev-London United operates contract bus services for Transport for London.
DP12 (T412 KAG) is a 1999 Dennis Dart SLF with Plaxton body.
Transdev (London United) Dennis Dart SLF DP12 heading eastwards on the Great West Road, Hounslow on Friday, May 9th, 2008.
The Blackburn Bus Company FJ58LTE 1864 seen on Chorlton Street, Manchester on Red Express X41 to Ramsbottom then Accrington
The Burnley Bus Company YJ17FWB 260 seen approaching Burnley Bus Station on Mainline M1 from Accrington
Utrecht, 14 December 2025.
Today the new bus contracts in the province of Utrecht started operation. This saw Transdev take over services from Qbuzz in the city of Utrecht. The wider regional services are retained by Syntus, however the company is now trading as Keolis, the name of it's French owner.
Service 5 has been extended eastwards in the city, previously it operated until the Central Station, but has now taken over part of route 4 and operates to Voordorp.
H146GGS - 1991 Leyland Olympian / Northern Counties.
Transdev Keighley & District 976.
Photo in 2013 at Keighley bus depot.
A B7TL with retrofitted Gemini 2 frontage, Transdev York YL03ZAP (3611 - ex YC53MXX and X11VTD) is seen as it crosses the River Ouse on Bridge Street in York with the 10:00 CityZap service from Leeds.
Launched just over a year ago, CityZap is intended as a fast option between Leeds and York, aiming to prize railway passengers who may otherwise be dissuaded from using the slower Coastliner which runs via Tadcaster. Five B7TLs previously used on the Harrogate 36 are allocated to York depot for the service.