(03 Feb 2017, 4:56 pm)Dan I don't think the leather headrests can be helped - the order and the specification of the build would have been placed long before the new logo was created and launched. The logos externally are currently being replaced on buses at the moment: Riverside's fleet will be first. Scania L94 5207 has been repainted into the new corporate livery complete with new logos and, if I recall correctly, new style of fleet numbers.
Something which will probably be of greater interest (sorry to rain on your parade S813 FVK!) is the acquisition of mini Solo 208 from Go Cornwall Bus - now numbered 708 in Go North East's fleet:
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Go North East: 0708 / WK58EAG by Daniel Graham, on Flickr
When looked at from that perspective, then that is perfectly fine. I find the logo on the headrests isn't something that immediately jumps out at me when I have been on a bus with e-leather seat. I have noticed that some of the interior stickers have no logo on them while others do. Maybe its just me and withdrawl symptoms - I haven't actually been able to do any work on the marketing unit at school for 2 weeks now since my teacher hasn't been in and they haven't been able to get off their backside and get us any work to do.
That solo would be perfect for the T1/T2 here at Stanley. Would be no good on the 6 at peak times though which regularly happens (I say regularly - it is something that has been cut down on recently). Something tells me it is going to be sent to Percy Main for the Whitley Bay service that they have regained.
