(09 Sep 2025, 10:32 am)Teessider2014 wrote No, sufficient numbers of drivers will need to be familiarised before it’s out in service, from experience at Stagecoach the company are likely to enforce a strict electric familiarisation package as the whole feel of driving is totally different

Disappointing though that a vehicle is just standing around waiting for drivers to be familiarised when it could be on the road.

Maybe a better solution would have been to train a few drivers and keep it on a certain running board and even maybe restrict it to a limited number of hours and swap drivers duties around