(06 Dec 2021, 4:54 pm)Andreos1 wrote In what context would it improve their lives? Are they opening up new routes? Running later in the evening to offer a potential trip to/from work for NHS workers and the like? Will the routes tie in with market days, hospital appointments or dental visits?
Or will it be the same type of service they have now - just with a different vehicle?

I'm not sure it's about being 'negative'.
Surely it's about being realistic, not being a fanboy of the operators -convincing ourselves that we are best mates with MD's cos we said hello once at a meeting/bus rally/or on social media.

One thing I did mention in pretty much every question was that if they're replacing diesel buses with electric like for like, then they make sod all difference. If they're not changing the services themselves then how can they make a difference?

The reason I said yes to that question was due to noise pollution by buses, particularly in rural areas where the noise of a loud diesel bus is particularly noticeable.

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