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  • marc
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    Anybody remember the Bristol VR ?

    This particular bus is owned by the Cardiff Transport Preservation Group. It was photographed by myself at Porth Depot in March 2016. It had just been for its annual MOT.
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  • Twocky61
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    Here's a treat for those like me who are fans of the iconic Leyland National bus

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbbdSW0K7UY
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  • darren
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    RT2775, the only survivor of the trio of buses that undertook a major tour of the United States and Canada in 1952 has been very carefully restored by the London Bus Preservatio

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  • darren
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    A service that ran its last in 2009 was the 'Trossachs Trundler", latterly run with less-historic buses than this lovely Bedford OB, long-owned by Vista ..

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  • darren
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    green livery ulster transport leyland tiger bus at bangor northern ireland -

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  • Twocky61
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    Originally posted by zabadak View Post
    What about school buses? We had these in my comprehensive years...

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    Marchents of Cheltenham still has one

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  • DSCOMAN
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    Baggsy the back seat !

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  • zabadak
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    What about school buses? We had these in my comprehensive years...

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  • Twocky61
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    We need trams like we had before like the ones in Blackpool

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  • amethyst
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    Originally posted by marc View Post
    Swansea are withdrawing them soon. They are double manned, driver and conductor. The fuel consumption is appalling. I've been told it's below 5mpg. There is also the fare dodging issue, particularly on a loaded bus.
    The money it cost the council to dig up roads in the first place to make room for them was appaling

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  • marc
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    Originally posted by amethyst View Post
    Bendy buses they are getting rid of them cause they use more fuel than oridnary single buses
    Swansea are withdrawing them soon. They are double manned, driver and conductor. The fuel consumption is appalling. I've been told it's below 5mpg. There is also the fare dodging issue, particularly on a loaded bus.

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  • Twocky61
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    There is one in Ensbury Park area of Bournemouth that is used for weddings; even a fire engine & dustbin lorry lol

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  • DSCOMAN
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    saw one of the old Red double decker buses - with the open entrance at the back (old London type) - being used for wedding guests a few weeks back. Great to see, and I could even see the old Indicater switch - the big orange 'dial' affair in the cab......used to think this was some sort of oil cap

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