(14 Oct 2016, 8:26 pm)glen wrote The buses 22508'15 at Newcastle for reason. I would see enviro 300 from Newcastle to see at Stockton on 34'13'14 there good them service I think.
Stagecoach, Britain's biggest bus operator, today (20 October 2016) announced it will deliver contactless bus travel on all of its regional bus services across the UK by the end of 2018. The £12million initiative will allow passengers to pay for their travel with a contactless credit or debit card, as well as Apple Pay and Android Pay. It will be the first major deployment of contactless technology on Britain's buses outside London and will benefit customers from major urban areas to rural and island communities such as Norfolk in England, Orkney in Scotland and Brecon in Wales.
Today, Stagecoach launched the first stage of the major project with contactless now live on all of Stagecoach's 180 buses in Oxfordshire. It covers Oxford City services, commuter routes into Oxford and Oxford Tube express services which run to and from London 24 hours a day.
The facility will be rolled out to Ashford in Kent and Tyne and Wear by the end of this year with Greater Manchester following in January 2017, covering a further 1,300 buses and benefitting hundreds of thousands of bus passengers. By the end of 2018, the state-of-the-art technology will be live on all of Stagecoach's 7,200 buses in England, Scotland and Wales - equivalent to nearly one in four buses outside London.
Stagecoach has already ordered 4,000 special ticket machines, covering more than 50% of its bus fleet, with the remaining 3,200 machines scheduled for 2017-18. There will be no additional charge to customers for using contactless as a means of payment.
(21 Oct 2016, 2:15 pm)RBZ 5459 wrote SCNE Fleet Movements Period 07 (to the week commencing 16th Oct 2016)
Busways Movements:
14669 H669BNL Leyland Olympian [City Sightseeing -> Disposal]
19142 NK07GZV ADL E400 [Disposal -> Cumbria (for East Midlands)]
22021 NK03XJM MAN A300 [Slatyford to Reserve]
22024 NK03XJT MAN A300 [Slatyford to Reserve (W/gate)]
22512 SF56FKP MAN 18.240 [Slatyford (Prep) -> Slatyford (In Service)]
22514 SF56FKS MAN 18.240 Slatyford (Prep) -> Slatyford (In Service)]
22570 SP08DCV MAN 18.240 [East Scotland -> Slatyford (Prep)]
22580 SP08DDN MAN 18.240 [East Scotland -> Slatyford (Prep)]
90149 PH11MED BMW [Head Office to LEX]
91690 DV66EZF VAUXHALL CORSA [New -> Slatyford]
91691 DV66FNH VAUXHALL CORSA [New -> Walkergate]
91692 DV66FFU VAUXHALL CORSA [New -> Walkergate]
91693 DV66FMO VAUXHALL CORSA [New -> Slatyford]
92508 WLT727 RANGE ROVER [Inverness -> Head Office]
93025 YD61WSO FORD FIESTA [Slatyford -> LEX]
93301 YD61MYJ FORD FIESTA [Walkergate -> LEX]
93302 YG61OBE FORD FIESTA [Walkergate -> LEX]
93306 YE61FUY FORD FIESTA [Slatyford -> LEX]
Transit Movements:
17025 S825BWC Dennis A400 [Reserve ->Disposal]
17026 S826BWC Dennis A400 [Reserve -> Disposal]
17028 S828BWC Dennis A400 [Reserve -> Disposal]
17029 S829BWC Dennis A400 [Reserve -> Disposal]
17032 S832BWC Dennis A400 [Reserve -> Disposal]
(25 Oct 2016, 6:22 pm)Deleted wrote Is there any need to put what is effectively staff or ex staff private registration details on a public forum without there knowledge.
(25 Oct 2016, 6:24 pm)Dan wrote Stagecoach provide the internal fleet cards to various enthusiasts - these are then posted on the public domain (both the documents or the details of transfers).
I'm not suggesting it's right or wrong, but you'd be fighting a losing battle if you tried to avoid these details being posted. I'm sure if Stagecoach had that much of an issue with it, they wouldn't e-mail the documents out to enthusiasts in the first place?
(25 Oct 2016, 7:52 pm)Deleted wrote That'd my point, the plates are the individuals private property not the companys.
(25 Oct 2016, 6:48 pm)Deleted wrote Some MDs are against this type of information being available though. It's to easy to find out where they live, who there family members are ect.
We do have a few people in high places that read this forum and I would expect this subject to be brought up again internally.
Staff do get there arse kicked for things that a posted on here, I'm sure you will know this. When it comes to enthusiasts the only option you have is stop sending the information, it only takes one director to object again and AS could be told to only send to internal addresses, then everyone loses out.
(25 Oct 2016, 6:48 pm)Deleted wrote Some MDs are against this type of information being available though. It's to easy to find out where they live, who there family members are ect.
We do have a few people in high places that read this forum and I would expect this subject to be brought up again internally.
Staff do get there arse kicked for things that a posted on here, I'm sure you will know this. When it comes to enthusiasts the only option you have is stop sending the information, it only takes one director to object again and AS could be told to only send to internal addresses, then everyone loses out.
(25 Oct 2016, 6:48 pm)Deleted wrote Some MDs are against this type of information being available though. It's to easy to find out where they live, who there family members are ect.
We do have a few people in high places that read this forum and I would expect this subject to be brought up again internally.
Staff do get there arse kicked for things that a posted on here, I'm sure you will know this. When it comes to enthusiasts the only option you have is stop sending the information, it only takes one director to object again and AS could be told to only send to internal addresses, then everyone loses out.
(26 Oct 2016, 11:47 am)Chris wrote For my part, apologies if me asking the question has lead to anyone getting their arse kicked.
Although, being mischievous for a moment; I'm a bit mystified why someone who has a private plate that effectively spells their name, would then object to it being pointed out that that car was theirs?
(26 Oct 2016, 10:02 am)RBZ 5459 wrote Ancillary and company cars are included in all Stagecoach UK Bus fleetcards up and down the country, not just NE. As well as the fleetcards, they are published online in various formats, and also in publicly available handbooks. Cars are leased from LEX to the company, not privately owned - hence they have official UK Bus fleet numbers.
(26 Oct 2016, 8:55 pm)Deleted wrote But why would a bus enthusiast need any information about a black BMW car?? Not all cars are owned by LEX and fleetnumbers are only used for fuel issuing purposes, this is now becoming more pointless as LEX are objecting to the higher content bio diesel being used.
One example I can think of off the top of my head. Someone tell me the details of the MDs car before Phil was here, JC never had his details printed on the cards.
I only use internal information so never really look at fleet cards or books so out of interest are all the forklift trucks included as they all have fleetnumbers??
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