2825 - 57A https://www.flickr.com/photos/98641142@N08/26213971380/

Edit: 2842 is also on https://www.flickr.com/photos/98641142@N08/26213963250/

1477 was on the Sapphire 22, this afternoon.

(17 Apr 2016, 7:21 pm)Davie wrote 2825 - 57A https://www.flickr.com/photos/98641142@N08/26213971380/

Edit: 2842 is also on https://www.flickr.com/photos/98641142@N08/26213963250/

They are allocated on a Sunday I believe due to the fact they have WiFi, however MPDs from Jesmond may now be allocated now though with the X16 having Pulsars. MPDs are now on service 55 for the WiFi being popular when 2842, 2844-2848 being allocated.

(17 Apr 2016, 7:44 pm)NK53 TKT wrote They are allocated on a Sunday I believe due to the fact they have WiFi, however MPDs from Jesmond may now be allocated now though with the X16 having Pulsars. MPDs are now on service 55 for the WiFi being popular when 2842, 2844-2848 being allocated.

Ah right. Cheers fr the info.

(17 Apr 2016, 7:44 pm)NK53 TKT wrote They are allocated on a Sunday I believe due to the fact they have WiFi, however MPDs from Jesmond may now be allocated now though with the X16 having Pulsars. MPDs are now on service 55 for the WiFi being popular when 2842, 2844-2848 being allocated.

(17 Apr 2016, 7:53 pm)Davie wrote Ah right. Cheers fr the info.

The 57/57a is run by Ashington Monday-Saturday daytime using MPDs and the recently transferred Solos.
The Evening and Sunday journeys on the 57a are funded by Nexus and have been operated by Jesmond since last September. The tender specifies Euro4 vehicles with a capacity of 36 - which rules out Jesmond's MPDs as they are only Euro3.

(17 Apr 2016, 7:56 pm)Kuyoyo wrote The 57/57a is run by Ashington Monday-Saturday daytime using MPDs and the recently transferred Solos.
The Evening and Sunday journeys on the 57a are funded by Nexus and have been operated by Jesmond since last September. The tender specifies Euro4 vehicles with a capacity of 36 - which rules out Jesmond's MPDs as they are only Euro3.

Cheers for the info.

1416 on the MAX X75/X76.

1406 on the MAX X1.

7810 on the X10/X11.

7609? On the Durham 43
Unbranded E200 on 56/57/57a
Blue faced Y reg lowlander on the 6

(18 Apr 2016, 11:54 am)Cock Robin wrote To where?!

Big Lugs meant 'too' - ie a synonym for 'as well' - so the same place as 1412 (Belmont).

(18 Apr 2016, 12:58 pm)Dan wrote Big Lugs meant 'too' - ie a synonym for 'as well' - so the same place as 1412 (Belmont).

And on that note, 1412 is on the 43, too

And make that two E200s. Both 1324 and 1325

Earning good mum credentials, here.

1448/72 on 17

1502 X10/X11
7604 X9

2865 on the Frequenta 13A/13B.

1465 on the MAX X75/X76.

7466 on the 2

1406 on the 1/5/5A/19.

(18 Apr 2016, 3:38 pm)LeeSinclair wrote 1406 on the 1/5/5A/19.

4647 is also on. It should be operating the next 19 (16:55)from Darlington

(18 Apr 2016, 12:58 pm)Dan wrote Big Lugs meant 'too' - ie a synonym for 'as well' - so the same place as 1412 (Belmont).

1505 X10/X11

(18 Apr 2016, 3:42 pm)John_R wrote 4647 is also on. It should be operating the next 19 (16:55)from Darlington

Replaced 1425 due to a diesel leak, fitters replaced the fuel hose with plastic ties from the poundshop until it got back to the depot

1586 43/44/45

(18 Apr 2016, 1:07 pm)BusLoverMum wrote And make that two E200s. Both 1324 and 1325

Earning good mum credentials, here.

Big'un saw 1326 on the 57, on his way home from school.

(18 Apr 2016, 4:04 pm)Cock Robin wrote

I think it's fair to recognise that, for some of our members, spelling isn't their strong point. This hobby attracts many people who are not neurotypical and some of those people may also have specific learning difficulties, such as dyslexia. Spell check can only go so far to help with that. I have no idea of biglugs' specific difficulties and nor do I wish to embarrass him by prying. It's the adult thing to do to give a young lad who is obviously struggling with communication a fair hearing without resorting to digs. Fair enough to ask for clarification if needed, but in this instance, it was clear from the context that the wrong spelling of to/too had been selected.

For perspective, almost 10 year old is currently practicing some writing with Husband. He cannot write independently and needs help with pencil control. I will be over the moon if he can express himself as well as anyone on here, in 3 years time but, as his mum, I'd want to put my hands through the screen and throttle anyone who made fun of him for not being as eloquent as some.

And now back to unexpected vehicle allocations...

1406 on the MAX X75/X76.

1325 on 57, still in Frequenta base livery.
Meanwhile 7436 is on the 64.

(18 Apr 2016, 7:14 pm)BusLoverMum wrote I think it's fair to recognise that, for some of our members, spelling isn't their strong point. This hobby attracts many people who are not neurotypical and some of those people may also have specific learning difficulties, such as dyslexia. Spell check can only go so far to help with that. I have no idea of biglugs' specific difficulties and nor do I wish to embarrass him by prying. It's the adult thing to do to give a young lad who is obviously struggling with communication a fair hearing without resorting to digs. Fair enough to ask for clarification if needed, but in this instance, it was clear from the context that the wrong spelling of to/too had been selected.

For perspective, almost 10 year old is currently practicing some writing with Husband. He cannot write independently and needs help with pencil control. I will be over the moon if he can express himself as well as anyone on here, in 3 years time but, as his mum, I'd want to put my hands through the screen and throttle anyone who made fun of him for not being as eloquent as some.

And now back to unexpected vehicle allocations...

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1567 on 64/64a