Halton Transport

[T42 PVM (Moderator)]

RE: Halton Transport
hows the 26/26A doing with regards to loadings? any better than the old 26?

[Raawwwrrr!]

RE: Halton Transport

(07/02/2013 07:41)Valandil Wrote:  

(07/02/2013 00:15)Raawwwrrr! Wrote:  Front destinations only, it's cheaper and more cost effective.

I had #55 today, and allthough the "new" moquette seats looked the part, it was a bit of a slow performer! The day 2 solos break down and #20 comes into play, I shall be happy!

In that case, I hope they can wind side and back to blank.
The display units are the things which the public automatically look at, so it would be nice to have them in some kind of shape, even if not actually working..

Not so slow that it can't keep to the schedule, I hope? :P

You can't wind down an electric powerblind, the ones on the bus ypu ate thinking of have been broken fot a good few years

[Raawwwrrr!]

RE: Halton Transport
Loadings for the 26/26a are as expected.
Similar to before, except a few more passengers with the bus being half hourly
The 4.05/4.19/5.05pm duties do not collect the same revenue as the old 4.36 cronton college to widnes.

I'm a bit disapointed #55-7 were retrimmed however, but they show their age more than #20 I feel

[Raawwwrrr!]

RE: Halton Transport

(07/02/2013 07:41)Valandil Wrote:  

(07/02/2013 00:15)Raawwwrrr! Wrote:  Front destinations only, it's cheaper and more cost effective.

I had #55 today, and allthough the "new" moquette seats looked the part, it was a bit of a slow performer! The day 2 solos break down and #20 comes into play, I shall be happy!

In that case, I hope they can wind side and back to blank.
The display units are the things which the public automatically look at, so it would be nice to have them in some kind of shape, even if not actually working..

Not so slow that it can't keep to the schedule, I hope? :P

You can't wind down an electric powerblind, the ones on the bus you are thinking of have been broken for a good few years

[Valandil]

RE: Halton Transport

(07/02/2013 09:11)Raawwwrrr! Wrote:  You can't wind down an electric powerblind, the ones on the bus ypu ate thinking of have been broken fot a good few years

I'm sure there must be a way of getting rid of those half 7's without breaking the laws of physics!

[GWD0595]

RE: Halton Transport
I must agree that the #55 is terrible (rode it on Monday), whereas the #56 is slightly better (rode it yesterday), it seems to navigate corners much easier and just generally runs better and is a little bit quieter. I still don't understand why a special college 26/A (or even a seperate B) service doesn't run for those finishing Cronton College at around 4.30? I mean, they have a special morning service, why not an evening service?

[jon1]

RE: Halton Transport
Hmm fine then, 3rd attempt?

The new livery looks nice.

[WidnesRuncornBus]

RE: Halton Transport
In regards to the solos, I have to say 56 seems much better, prefer 20 personally to all of the solos. On another note, I belive 40 was involved in a accident on thursday night, I seen it coming from Liverpool on liverpool road in chestnut lodge with a panal missing on the side and a bit of a scratch, it was able to return to the depot under its own power without the tow truck, didnt see the yellow vauxhall fleet surrport vechile but a mechanic was driving so I presume it must of been on seen.

[WidnesRuncornBus]

RE: Halton Transport
Sorry wednesday night.

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RE: Halton Transport

(08/02/2013 18:13)jon1 Wrote:  Hmm fine then, 3rd attempt?

The new livery looks nice.

Hi Jon, appologies for the delay in getting your post approved. It's due to an automatic restriction placed upon newly registered members whereby their first 3 posts are automatically set to be moderated to help prevent spam posts.