(28 Jun 2018, 9:22 am)Pulsar wrote 7629 also now refurbished and with full new livery including route branding.

REFURBISHED Arriva North East 7629 / YJ61 OAZ by Pulsar Photos, on Flickr

(28 Jun 2018, 9:36 am)S813 FVK wrote Featuring a slight spelling error on the rear.

(28 Jun 2018, 11:47 am)omnicity4659 wrote Facepalm.

The Arriva Brand Guidelines are so easy to follow, yet the North East marketing team feel the need to edit it to the point where every application is different. 

The only things that should be on the front is the logo and "up to every 15 minutes" within the purple vinyl, with the rear having the logo and on-board features on the engine cover only.

Not to mention the awful application of the swoops and vinyls which should be there. 

Consistency is out of the window.

(28 Jun 2018, 11:40 am)S830OFT wrote Can Temsas run on the 95 past Sleights?

(28 Jun 2018, 12:26 pm)V514DFT wrote I think this livery is the most boring livery ive seen in 25 years of being alive,truely awful

(28 Jun 2018, 1:43 pm)Andreos1 wrote If I remember right, there are a few bridges on the route beyond Sleights for the Esk Valley Line.
Haven't noticed the height restrictions unfortunately and to be honest, wouldn't know the height differences between the current allocations and a Temsa Avenue.

However, a quick check on google maps of the bridge at Egton (outside a favourite pub of mine), reveals that is 12' 9". More than enough clearance for a Solo. No idea about the Temsa though, but I would imagine it would fit under that one.

Regardless of bridges, I reckon the question marks would be around vehicle length, suitability for the winding roads and whether or not the engine could pull up the hills.
It is a 'town' bus afterall.

On another note, if anyone can work out how to do the pubs along the Esk Valley line from Lealholme or further inland, out towards the coast (finishing in Whitby) and tie it in with train and/or bus and maybe a little of shanks pony, feel free to drop me a line.
My head is battered.

(28 Jun 2018, 12:26 pm)V514DFT wrote I think this livery is the most boring livery ive seen in 25 years of being alive,truely awful

(28 Jun 2018, 1:54 pm)mb134 wrote Personally, I think the new livery is smart and professional. Bright colours, which are more eye catching than the previous standard livery, clear information regarding fares and frequency, while keeping everything relatively simple. 

To say its the most boring livery you've seen is slight exaggeration in my opinion. I'm sure there are more examples, but off the top of my head these were both far more bland. 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/williamsonm/6899954842/in/photolist-bvJ5bE-orQc6z-U8Bb8D-bEYpZV-bCKQSR-bEYqbt-dmmgne-8VnJ5D-dyhKPM-bKARVn-t1oPiW-xD5uHm-w4j8rT-nBApPC-nVS1dT

https://www.flickr.com/photos/danielgrahamm/14908645145/in/photolist-GvGpyu-ongkoS-pp59gg-qGZo3K-pCcNAj-nUgcxx-oVANL2-b9odqM-rNjNP5-4z9LEf-9v7mwN-QPZVc4-oHqGMX-H3pMyH-RuMg92-rp7buX-rBu7uy-rp7fbV-qN4Dwt-om9cjk-rexi8e-ooskvj-ntM6aX-g5Tfhh-acYqZS

(28 Jun 2018, 2:52 pm)Michael Euston wrote In places the road is barely wide enough for 2 cars to pass. Add to that windy up and down roads. A full length bus would struggle on that route. Then it has to turn around at Lealholmside- halfway up the bank.

(28 Jun 2018, 4:27 pm)Cock Robin wrote Clear?!