08/01/2016, 13:01
08/01/2016, 13:02
http://routemasterlocalbuses.co.uk/
'C82 Northwich to Chester & new buses coming soon!'
'C82 Northwich to Chester & new buses coming soon!'
08/01/2016, 13:17
(08/01/2016 13:02)Aarons Transport Pictures Wrote: [ -> ]http://routemasterlocalbuses.co.uk/
'C82 Northwich to Chester & new buses coming soon!'
Where does it mention C82
08/01/2016, 15:41
(08/01/2016 13:02)Aarons Transport Pictures Wrote: [ -> ]http://routemasterlocalbuses.co.uk/
'C82 Northwich to Chester & new buses coming soon!'
On top of the changing image on the homepage
Quote:ROUTEMASTER LOCAL BUSES
Routemaster Local Buses now operates the 9/9A route serving Wistaston,
and are also operating the C84 service from Crewe and Nantwich to Chester.
C82 Northwich to Chester & new buses coming soon!
08/01/2016, 16:53
The C82 is not regesterd with the Traffic Commisioner,
08/01/2016, 20:16
It will show up on VOSA within the next few days, had the same conversation on the RailForumUK regarding the C84
15/01/2016, 01:03
Any more news on this apparent 82 that was mentioned
15/02/2016, 18:34
Possibly one of the best sightings in a while today Routemaster Buses Leyland Tiger TRBTL11/2RP Alexander (Belfast) 4993UG operating Monday Only Service 89 between Wrexham and Nantwich.
Photo here :- https://flic.kr/p/E2gyoi
Photo here :- https://flic.kr/p/E2gyoi
16/02/2016, 15:02
(15/02/2016 18:34)LJ51 DDA Wrote: [ -> ]Possibly one of the best sightings in a while today Routemaster Buses Leyland Tiger TRBTL11/2RP Alexander (Belfast) 4993UG operating Monday Only Service 89 between Wrexham and Nantwich.
Photo here :- https://flic.kr/p/E2gyoi
Although, I don't think it's technically legal for it to be used on a public bus service (unless it's classed as a coach) even if it makes more sense to use it than to cancel the service because a low floor bus isn't available. No problem with using actual Routemasters yet apart from the driver not being able to take fares!
16/02/2016, 17:25
(16/02/2016 15:02)knutstransport Wrote: [ -> ]Although, I don't think it's technically legal for it to be used on a public bus service (unless it's classed as a coach) even if it makes more sense to use it than to cancel the service because a low floor bus isn't available. No problem with using actual Routemasters yet apart from the driver not being able to take fares!
It is legal, you can use a non-DDA bus on a service for 14 days of the year (or if a DDA bus comes non-DDA due to a fault up to 28 days of rectification).
Technically if you had 27 different bus services and used one DDA bus on each for the 14 days, then you could run a non-DDA bus for an entire year in service.