(04 Oct 2014, 4:47 pm)citaro5284 GNE have now put a daily cap of 150MB per user for their wifi. Some users lets say were using a fair bit more than that......
http://www.simplygo.com/wi-fi-on-bus/
(04 Oct 2014, 4:47 pm)citaro5284 GNE have now put a daily cap of 150MB per user for their wifi. Some users lets say were using a fair bit more than that......
http://www.simplygo.com/wi-fi-on-bus/
(04 Oct 2014, 4:47 pm)citaro5284 GNE have now put a daily cap of 150MB per user for their wifi. Some users lets say were using a fair bit more than that......
http://www.simplygo.com/wi-fi-on-bus/
(04 Oct 2014, 4:47 pm)citaro5284 GNE have now put a daily cap of 150MB per user for their wifi. Some users lets say were using a fair bit more than that......
http://www.simplygo.com/wi-fi-on-bus/
(04 Oct 2014, 5:00 pm)aureolin More than fair I'd say, but makes sense!
Out of interest, how would it be managed? Do all the access points redirect authentication (or TOS acceptance in this case) through a RADIUS server or the like?
(04 Oct 2014, 5:00 pm)aureolin More than fair I'd say, but makes sense!
Out of interest, how would it be managed? Do all the access points redirect authentication (or TOS acceptance in this case) through a RADIUS server or the like?
@Robert
Presumably the Solar must have been there earlier on the week, as it was towards the middle/back end that Dan was saying all of the Solars for the 35 were out.
Unless, it ended up being pulled for whatever reason by Deptford.
@Citaro5284
That's a canny chunk of data being used. Has it gone up gradually since the WiFi issues were resolved, or has there been a sudden increase?
(04 Oct 2014, 5:24 pm)Andreos1 @Citaro5284
That's a canny chunk of data being used. Has it gone up gradually since the WiFi issues were resolved, or has there been a sudden increase?
(04 Oct 2014, 5:24 pm)Andreos1 @Citaro5284
That's a canny chunk of data being used. Has it gone up gradually since the WiFi issues were resolved, or has there been a sudden increase?
(05 Oct 2014, 2:04 pm)Michael Will they continue with the B10's only or will something else be up for repaint since the tridents are done?
(05 Oct 2014, 2:04 pm)Michael Will they continue with the B10's only or will something else be up for repaint since the tridents are done?
(05 Oct 2014, 2:10 pm)Dan Moved your post here, as the main purpose of the other thread is just to provide links to the news articles rather than for discussion...
We'll have to wait and see, but I think we'll see fewer corporate livery repaints now and more branded vehicles getting repainted.
(05 Oct 2014, 2:10 pm)Dan Moved your post here, as the main purpose of the other thread is just to provide links to the news articles rather than for discussion...
We'll have to wait and see, but I think we'll see fewer corporate livery repaints now and more branded vehicles getting repainted.
(05 Oct 2014, 2:12 pm)Michael I hope they will drop the pointless brands... either way it might give us a idea on what else will get new buses this year..
I just noticed, they're's still a lot of the trident down as Northern.. mistake or are these ones not getting painted?
(05 Oct 2014, 2:12 pm)Michael I hope they will drop the pointless brands... either way it might give us a idea on what else will get new buses this year..
I just noticed, they're's still a lot of the trident down as Northern.. mistake or are these ones not getting painted?
(05 Oct 2014, 2:18 pm)Dan I believe only twelve Tridents were due to be repainted, ten remaining in "Northern" branding, and this was mainly linked to the timeframe available when these buses were not required for scholars, etc.
The repaints started as soon as the schools broke up for summer, way back in July, and I think it was expected that two would be completed per week (12 buses divided by 6 weeks holidays = 2 per week).
The repaints were delayed somewhat due to some of these buses being re-deployed elsewhere in the fleet to cover for absent Volvo B7TLs when the Glasgow Games were on, in addition to various buses being VOR (the Tridents are seemingly notorious for having engine issues). This is why, one month into the new school term, we're still seeing the Tridents undergoing repaint.
(05 Oct 2014, 2:18 pm)Dan I believe only twelve Tridents were due to be repainted, ten remaining in "Northern" branding, and this was mainly linked to the timeframe available when these buses were not required for scholars, etc.
The repaints started as soon as the schools broke up for summer, way back in July, and I think it was expected that two would be completed per week (12 buses divided by 6 weeks holidays = 2 per week).
The repaints were delayed somewhat due to some of these buses being re-deployed elsewhere in the fleet to cover for absent Volvo B7TLs when the Glasgow Games were on, in addition to various buses being VOR (the Tridents are seemingly notorious for having engine issues). This is why, one month into the new school term, we're still seeing the Tridents undergoing repaint.
(04 Oct 2014, 4:50 pm)Robert Only other day that i can think of was Tuesday. Since i didnt see it myself, i cant recall what day it was but if it wasnt thursday, tuesday could be the only option left.
On about WiFi on the move, East Coast has a free 15 minutes per service for anyone in Standard. You have to log in with an email to activate your free 15 minutes, then you can choose to pay for more time if you want. (Free in First Class)
The way around it is that you can use as many email addresses as you wish!
With the ending of this year's Roman Wall service Dennis MPD 524: NA52 AWG has been transferred from Hexham depot to Washington and 542: NA52 AXG has been transferred from Hexham to Deptford. In addition, MPD 544: NA52 AXJ has been transferred from Washington to Deptford. Volvo B12B coaches 7092: K2 VOY and 7093: K3 VOY have been withdrawn from National Express work at Chester le Street and have been used by Driver Training pending disposal. MPD 535: NA52 AWX has been sold to Gateshead College Autoskills Centre and Volvo B10BLE 4844: R844 PRG has been sold to Alpha Recovery, Weetslade. Dennis Trident 3890: NK51 UCT has now been re-registered CU 6860, consequently Volvo B12B 7090 has been re-registered MH54 MBX.
(05 Oct 2014, 7:12 pm)northern156 On about WiFi on the move, East Coast has a free 15 minutes per service for anyone in Standard. You have to log in with an email to activate your free 15 minutes, then you can choose to pay for more time if you want. (Free in First Class)
The way around it is that you can use as many email addresses as you wish!
(05 Oct 2014, 7:12 pm)northern156 On about WiFi on the move, East Coast has a free 15 minutes per service for anyone in Standard. You have to log in with an email to activate your free 15 minutes, then you can choose to pay for more time if you want. (Free in First Class)
The way around it is that you can use as many email addresses as you wish!
(06 Oct 2014, 11:08 am)Dan MPD 524 will be operating a shuttle service at Washington - not sure if it is the same one as before?
(06 Oct 2014, 11:08 am)Dan MPD 524 will be operating a shuttle service at Washington - not sure if it is the same one as before?
(06 Oct 2014, 11:08 am)Dan MPD 524 will be operating a shuttle service at Washington - not sure if it is the same one as before?
(06 Oct 2014, 11:08 am)Dan MPD 524 will be operating a shuttle service at Washington - not sure if it is the same one as before?
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