(02 Sep 2024, 7:13 pm)Storx wrote Thanks for that, guessing they're going against it as there's definitely one board on the 37 which is always a single (8.07 to Cramlington). Was the only one that seems consistent. Not surprised though as it seems to miss both peaks in the Newcastle area.

(03 Sep 2024, 4:27 pm)LVK 404L wrote Bustimes has Hartlepool 36092 on locals this morning and ended up starting 685 in Haltwhistle area this afternoon!!!!!

(03 Sep 2024, 4:27 pm)LVK 404L wrote Bustimes has Hartlepool 36092 on locals this morning and ended up starting 685 in Haltwhistle area this afternoon!!!!!

(05 Sep 2024, 8:42 am)morritt89 wrote Out and about on public transport today with my daughter and I've noticed in Sunderland that Stagecoach have employed cleaners to give the buses a once over in Fawcett Street (similar to what GNE did at bus stations years ago). Unsure if it's a Sunderland thing or company wide initiative though.

(05 Sep 2024, 5:31 pm)F114TML wrote He's been here for years and only works part-time (unless this is part of him going full-time). Nice lad. He's only there a few hours in the afternoon.

Someone's probably complained about the amount of litter.

(06 Sep 2024, 9:10 am)ne14ne1 wrote I heard Nexus are employing cleaners at bus stations to jump on buses and give them a quick sweep before they set off on their outbound journey, paid for through BSIP I believe but don’t quote me on that.

(07 Sep 2024, 12:35 am)Glen1974 wrote Is 26290 stay at Stockton depot than?

(08 Sep 2024, 12:12 pm)Glen1974 wrote I seen buses time that E200 has been repaint in old livery in hartlepool old livery. I hope Cleveland transit do one old colour to.

(02 Sep 2024, 6:48 pm)cbma06 wrote I think there arrive in the uk from the Humber


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(09 Sep 2024, 5:33 pm)Rapidsnap wrote Yutong tend to send their buses to any ferry port in the UK depending on if the vehicle ferry has space onboard for the vehicles. And this could be any port that is able to accept vehicle transport ferries, of which Port of Tyne is one of them and Humber is another. Vehicles could also arrive via Southampton and head North. Not sure if Teesport is capable of receiving vehicles through their port facilities.

But it's just pot luck of what ever is available to them.

(09 Sep 2024, 6:07 pm)stagecoachfan wrote Trains have come into Teesport from Japan (before Hitachi opened their UK plant) before so buses should be no problem.

(30 Aug 2024, 9:40 am)F114TML wrote Huh. I thought it'd be going for scrap. It was in a right state when getting loaded onto the Alpha truck.