All Arriva North East East Yorkshire Motor Services Go North East Stagecoach North East
June 2019 Go North East
#5288
Following recent service changes which saw "Wear Xpress" service X5 re-numbered 55, and route revised between Doxford Park and Barnes Park to serve all stops via Silksworth, the "Wear Xpress" brand has been dissolved with the 55 service becoming an unbranded service. As a result, this vehicle has now been repainted into Go North East's 2019 fleet livery.
June 2019 Go North East
#6017
Following temporary loan to Percy Main Depot, this vehicle has now returned to service at Washington.
June 2019 Go North East
#5482
Following temporary loan to Percy Main Depot, this vehicle has now returned to service at Hownsgill.
June 2019 Go North East
#8324
Following temporary loan to Percy Main Depot, this vehicle has now returned to service at Chester-le-Street.
June 2019 Go North East
#6139
Following temporary loan to Crook Depot, this vehicle has now returned to service at Chester-le-Street.
June 2019 Go North East
#6141
Following temporary loan to Crook Depot, this vehicle has now returned to service at Chester-le-Street.
June 2019 Go North East
#643
Following temporary loan to Chester-le-Street Depot, this vehicle has now returned to service at Hownsgill.
June 2019 Go North East
#8324
Due to a high extra vehicle requirement in order to operate cruise ship shuttle services, this vehicle has transferred from Chester-le-Street Depot to Percy Main on temporary loan.
June 2019 Go North East
#5482
Due to a high extra vehicle requirement in order to operate cruise ship shuttle services, this vehicle has transferred from Hownsgill Depot to Percy Main on temporary loan.
June 2019 Go North East
#6017
Due to a high extra vehicle requirement in order to operate cruise ship shuttle services, this vehicle has transferred from Washington Depot to Percy Main on temporary loan.
June 2019 Go North East Photograph by Exploring North East Buses
https://www.flickr.com/photos/146000632@N07/48115551227/ #5254
With route branding across the network being reviewed, services 5 and 50 (currently branded "Whey Aye Five 0") are the next routes to lose route branding. This three-quarter life repaint into Go North East's fleet livery reflects the interworking of service 50 with the 5, the fit in of these services in Go North East's network, and the age of the Scania OmniCity fleet. As such... see more
June 2019 Go North East
#672
Following temporary loan to Peterlee Depot, this vehicle has now returned to service at Deptford.
December 2006 Go North East
https://www.flickr.com/photos/98464140@N06/9804963726/ #8265
This vehicle has received "The Highwayman" branding. This brand identity encompasses services 95/96 (Newcastle - Gateshead - Lobley Hill - Dunston - MetroCentre), 97 (Newcastle - Gateshead - Lobley Hill - Whickham - Fellside Park - Swalwell - MetroCentre) and 98/X98 (Whickham - Newcastle). The brand refers to a legend from the Lobley Hill area, where all of these services operate. The... see more
December 2018 Go North East
https://www.flickr.com/photos/62209150@N03/46516882511/ #635
Following the end of the Enchanted Belsay event; this vehicle has transferred from Riverside Depot to Deptford, remaining in a float/reserve capacity.
December 2015 Go North East
https://www.flickr.com/photos/83823112@N03/23692604926/ #5293
This vehicle has received "Citylink" branding, with sub-branding for service 57 (Newcastle - Wardley). To cross-promote combined frequencies on shared corridors, the "Fab Fifty Seven" brand name will no longer encompass service 57, and will be replaced by "Citylink", albeit on a dark blue base livery opposed to the orange base livery used on "Citylink"... see more
December 2007 Go North East
https://www.flickr.com/photos/// #3924
This vehicle has received "Yellow Bus" branding. "Yellow Bus" is Go North East's new brand for vehicles in the fleet which operate special services such as school buses, miscellaneous peak-time services and special event shuttle services. Yellow was adopted as a standard color for North American school buses beginning in 1939. The colour, which became known as... see more