Posted by:
Malarkey
Go-Ahead Group will soon be receiving there own spec ADL E400EV Demonstrator registered as (GA74 ZEB) for use amongst all Go-Ahead Operations -
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mikealaska...xX-2qpUPAq
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mikealaska...xX-2qpUPAq
Posted by:
Andreos1
https://www.southyorkshire-ca.gov.uk/bus...nt=general
Consultation event has kicked off across South Yorkshire.
Consultation event has kicked off across South Yorkshire.
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Posted by:
L469 YVK
Just thought about this. Now Volvo gave the option of the following engines with the Olympian:
- Volvo THD1***
- Cummims L10
- Volvo D10
Instead of using an integral D5K, should Volvo not have sold the chassis as a B7TL2 and used the Cummins ISBe 6.7 as the main engine option? Obviously the D8K was deemed overkill by operators and Scania had the 'heavy duty' market already covered with the N250UD.
Effectively, would still give the ride quality and handling Volvo are known for, but the power and fairly decent fuel economy of an E400MMC. Not forgetting that the ISBe is fairly fuel efficient around the doors too.
In a nutshell, would've been a good 'middle ground' alternative to the StreetDeck for operators who needed something more heavy duty (but not too overkill) and didn't want to go purchase from or deal with ADL.
- Volvo THD1***
- Cummims L10
- Volvo D10
Instead of using an integral D5K, should Volvo not have sold the chassis as a B7TL2 and used the Cummins ISBe 6.7 as the main engine option? Obviously the D8K was deemed overkill by operators and Scania had the 'heavy duty' market already covered with the N250UD.
Effectively, would still give the ride quality and handling Volvo are known for, but the power and fairly decent fuel economy of an E400MMC. Not forgetting that the ISBe is fairly fuel efficient around the doors too.
In a nutshell, would've been a good 'middle ground' alternative to the StreetDeck for operators who needed something more heavy duty (but not too overkill) and didn't want to go purchase from or deal with ADL.
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Posted by:
V514DFT
Anyone else having the same issue as me with the Stagecoach App where when you click on a bus stop on the live map, none of the E's are showing, like yesterday, i clicked on the bus stop near the South Shields Ferry Landing, and it was only showing the 10, despite me knowing that the E1 also stops there
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Posted by:
citaro5284
I see GNE are up for a couple of awards this year
https://x.com/UKBusAwards/status/1844311409334813055
https://x.com/UKBusAwards/status/1844305621362831388
https://x.com/UKBusAwards/status/1844311409334813055
https://x.com/UKBusAwards/status/1844305621362831388
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Posted by:
Andreos1
https://www.hambletontoday.co.uk/sausage...e_vignette
A community project led by Heck Sausages, aims to close gaps in the local area
A community project led by Heck Sausages, aims to close gaps in the local area
Posted by:
Retro Nero
Three ex Swindon Streetlights have arrived at Saltmeadows ... sorry I've no pictures..
They are going to be 8351,8353 & 8354 ( the 3 that are here )
They are going to be 8351,8353 & 8354 ( the 3 that are here )
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Posted by:
Malarkey
Go-Ahead agrees 1,200 zero-emission bus deal with Wrightbus - https://www.route-one.net/news/go-ahead-...wrightbus/
The new deal will see new zero emission buses delivered over the next 3 years.
First year deliveries will include 201 examples that are part-funded by the second round of the Zero Emission Bus Regional Areas scheme, with the remainder for that period for Go-Ahead London. Years two and three will be accounted for “predominantly” by London, a spokesperson says.
Areas outside the capital that will benefit include East Yorkshire, Gloucestershire, the Isle of Wight, and Plymouth.
For every bus built under the agreement between Go-Ahead and Wrightbus, the two parties will plant 10 trees in the towns and cities where those vehicles are deployed.
Of course there is no mention of the North East getting anything from this deal that has been agreed.
The new deal will see new zero emission buses delivered over the next 3 years.
First year deliveries will include 201 examples that are part-funded by the second round of the Zero Emission Bus Regional Areas scheme, with the remainder for that period for Go-Ahead London. Years two and three will be accounted for “predominantly” by London, a spokesperson says.
Areas outside the capital that will benefit include East Yorkshire, Gloucestershire, the Isle of Wight, and Plymouth.
For every bus built under the agreement between Go-Ahead and Wrightbus, the two parties will plant 10 trees in the towns and cities where those vehicles are deployed.
Of course there is no mention of the North East getting anything from this deal that has been agreed.
Posted by:
tyresmoke
So as you know there are several changes coming soon…
Might be an idea to keep track of the latest transfers etc in a new thread.
New vehicles expected
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10x Volvo B8RLE / MCV Evora (Redcar - X4)
Cascades expected
——————
ADL Enviro 400MMC (Kent)
Optare Solo SR (Yorkshire)
VDL SB200 Pulsar (North West)
Withdrawals expected
——————
5x Volvo B7TL ALX400 (Durham)
6x ADL Enviro 300 (Darlington)
23x Temsa Avenue (Redcar)
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Might be an idea to keep track of the latest transfers etc in a new thread.
New vehicles expected
——————
10x Volvo B8RLE / MCV Evora (Redcar - X4)
Cascades expected
——————
ADL Enviro 400MMC (Kent)
Optare Solo SR (Yorkshire)
VDL SB200 Pulsar (North West)
Withdrawals expected
——————
5x Volvo B7TL ALX400 (Durham)
6x ADL Enviro 300 (Darlington)
23x Temsa Avenue (Redcar)
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Posted by:
logidoodah
I am lost for words!!!!
I am currently on the 11 (towards Pennywell) and a stagecoach employee also boarded the bus had a but of a confused look asking the drivers' duty number etc... and it wasn't the one he was expecting. Anyways after we left Borough Road and approached the bus stop for Vine Place the employee asked to see everyone's tickets and passes. Not sure why he didn't wait until after the stop as he was blocking everyone get on/off.
He visually looked at people's paper tickets and scanned electronic ones on the app, Stagecoach Smart Cards & concessionary passes.
It has been like 2019(?) as the latest possible time since I've seen a ticket inspection on a bus.
I am currently on the 11 (towards Pennywell) and a stagecoach employee also boarded the bus had a but of a confused look asking the drivers' duty number etc... and it wasn't the one he was expecting. Anyways after we left Borough Road and approached the bus stop for Vine Place the employee asked to see everyone's tickets and passes. Not sure why he didn't wait until after the stop as he was blocking everyone get on/off.
He visually looked at people's paper tickets and scanned electronic ones on the app, Stagecoach Smart Cards & concessionary passes.
It has been like 2019(?) as the latest possible time since I've seen a ticket inspection on a bus.
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