(04 Mar 2016, 8:17 pm)Dan Using the same logic - could it be argued that Arriva's "Sapphire" and "MAX" liveries could be considered as 'another GNE colour scheme'?
(04 Mar 2016, 8:17 pm)Dan Using the same logic - could it be argued that Arriva's "Sapphire" and "MAX" liveries could be considered as 'another GNE colour scheme'?
(04 Mar 2016, 8:17 pm)Dan Using the same logic - could it be argued that Arriva's "Sapphire" and "MAX" liveries could be considered as 'another GNE colour scheme'?
(04 Mar 2016, 11:19 am)Michael Some ticket information for the X21:
Castles Express Savers
From Saturday 5 March, the following tickets will be available.
Castles Express DaySaver - £6
Castles Express WeeklySaver - £20
The Castles Express Saver tickets are valid on the full Castles Express X21 route, as well as the full route of Angel 21.
Auckland Castle Saver
Auckland Castle WeeklySaver - £13.50
Unlimited travel on Castles Express X21 between Framwellgate Moor and Bishop Auckland, as well as the full route of The OK Way 18.
(04 Mar 2016, 11:19 am)Michael Some ticket information for the X21:
Castles Express Savers
From Saturday 5 March, the following tickets will be available.
Castles Express DaySaver - £6
Castles Express WeeklySaver - £20
The Castles Express Saver tickets are valid on the full Castles Express X21 route, as well as the full route of Angel 21.
Auckland Castle Saver
Auckland Castle WeeklySaver - £13.50
Unlimited travel on Castles Express X21 between Framwellgate Moor and Bishop Auckland, as well as the full route of The OK Way 18.
(04 Mar 2016, 6:57 pm)biglugs@yahoo.com Yes but go north east ran 635/6 on 37 before and if the passenger looked at the bus stop it states nexus so pretty heared id say for that lady to find who runs that run
(04 Mar 2016, 6:57 pm)biglugs@yahoo.com Yes but go north east ran 635/6 on 37 before and if the passenger looked at the bus stop it states nexus so pretty heared id say for that lady to find who runs that run
(04 Mar 2016, 9:07 pm)Ambassador Not too bad price wise at all. Durham passengers are winners, buy an Angel saver and use the Castles
Do wish they'd do a day saver for the Angel. Would tempt me off the train
(04 Mar 2016, 9:07 pm)Ambassador Not too bad price wise at all. Durham passengers are winners, buy an Angel saver and use the Castles
Do wish they'd do a day saver for the Angel. Would tempt me off the train
(04 Mar 2016, 6:54 pm)citaro5284 Of course, you could argue that the passenger should know which Company is running the service - is this a case of Nexus grey confusing someone?
(04 Mar 2016, 8:43 pm)Andreos1 I think it was Jimmi who commented on people regularly trying to board what was the X1/X2 with Buzzfares.
(04 Mar 2016, 6:54 pm)citaro5284 Of course, you could argue that the passenger should know which Company is running the service - is this a case of Nexus grey confusing someone?
(04 Mar 2016, 8:43 pm)Andreos1 I think it was Jimmi who commented on people regularly trying to board what was the X1/X2 with Buzzfares.
(04 Mar 2016, 8:17 pm)Dan Using the same logic - could it be argued that Arriva's "Sapphire" and "MAX" liveries could be considered as 'another GNE colour scheme'?
(04 Mar 2016, 8:17 pm)Dan Using the same logic - could it be argued that Arriva's "Sapphire" and "MAX" liveries could be considered as 'another GNE colour scheme'?
(04 Mar 2016, 9:13 pm)GX03 SVC Go North East's "Nexus" liveried vehicles have the Go North East logo towards the rear of the vehicle.
Most of GCT's "Nexus" liveried vehicles have massive stickers behind the cab with Gateshead Central Taxis information on.
(04 Mar 2016, 9:13 pm)GX03 SVC Go North East's "Nexus" liveried vehicles have the Go North East logo towards the rear of the vehicle.
Most of GCT's "Nexus" liveried vehicles have massive stickers behind the cab with Gateshead Central Taxis information on.
(04 Mar 2016, 9:29 pm)Jimmi when Go North East originally had the contract to run the 37 before Gateshead Central Taxis they used Solo SR's in Nexus livery and the buses carried some Go North East logos on the side and . . . but some people will have probably grown to identify it as a "Go North East brand" and now you have Gateshead Central Taxis running buses around in the same livery so I guess this is where some of the confusion lies, doesn't help that GCT have no company names on their buses . . . and I imagine most of the passengers will be totally oblivious to who runs the service.
(04 Mar 2016, 9:29 pm)Jimmi when Go North East originally had the contract to run the 37 before Gateshead Central Taxis they used Solo SR's in Nexus livery and the buses carried some Go North East logos on the side and . . . but some people will have probably grown to identify it as a "Go North East brand" and now you have Gateshead Central Taxis running buses around in the same livery so I guess this is where some of the confusion lies, doesn't help that GCT have no company names on their buses . . . and I imagine most of the passengers will be totally oblivious to who runs the service.
(04 Mar 2016, 10:43 pm)pdiddy Somebody could get a good photo opportunity outside Chester depot or up the A167 around 8:15am this Sunday when I pick the 6 streetdeckers up and drop the Prontos off
(04 Mar 2016, 10:43 pm)pdiddy Somebody could get a good photo opportunity outside Chester depot or up the A167 around 8:15am this Sunday when I pick the 6 streetdeckers up and drop the Prontos off
(04 Mar 2016, 10:16 pm)G-CPTN When you get significantly different liveries running the same route (Arriva, Stagecoach, GNE orange and GNE red and GNE Tynedale links yellow on the '85' route to Newcastle from Hexham) the average passenger doesn't consider that they represent different operators.
It's only when they try to board with a return ticket issued by a different operator (and get refused) that they get confused.
Oh! and the confusion was there when Arriva and Stagecoach were the sole operators of the 685 - back then the tickets weren't transferable (I believe that they are now).
Passengers stand at a stop and look at the destination blind - if it reads what they expect to see then it's 'their bus'.
(04 Mar 2016, 10:16 pm)G-CPTN When you get significantly different liveries running the same route (Arriva, Stagecoach, GNE orange and GNE red and GNE Tynedale links yellow on the '85' route to Newcastle from Hexham) the average passenger doesn't consider that they represent different operators.
It's only when they try to board with a return ticket issued by a different operator (and get refused) that they get confused.
Oh! and the confusion was there when Arriva and Stagecoach were the sole operators of the 685 - back then the tickets weren't transferable (I believe that they are now).
Passengers stand at a stop and look at the destination blind - if it reads what they expect to see then it's 'their bus'.
(04 Mar 2016, 9:16 pm)Malarkey There is a Weekly Saver on the Angel, It costs £17.30, and is valid on the 21/X21 between Newcastle and Durham.
http://www.simplygo.com/route-savers/
(04 Mar 2016, 9:16 pm)Malarkey There is a Weekly Saver on the Angel, It costs £17.30, and is valid on the 21/X21 between Newcastle and Durham.
http://www.simplygo.com/route-savers/
(04 Mar 2016, 10:43 pm)pdiddy Somebody could get a good photo opportunity outside Chester depot or up the A167 around 8:15am this Sunday when I pick the 6 streetdeckers up and drop the Prontos off
(04 Mar 2016, 10:43 pm)pdiddy Somebody could get a good photo opportunity outside Chester depot or up the A167 around 8:15am this Sunday when I pick the 6 streetdeckers up and drop the Prontos off
4896 seems to have expired in sunniside. Just went past on the X30 with passengers waiting for another bus. We stopped but everyone seemed to be going to Gateshead.
