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Quote from: Tony on Today at 02:35:56 PMRandom visits always seem better than regular use on the basis you only tend to remember bad experiences. Trent Barton have a pretty bad reputation in local press since covidStaff and vehicle shortages
Quote from: tombzy on Yesterday at 10:38:08 PMWB/PN 3 should be changed to just PN (unless i am mistaken)Thanks, its changed then since the last time I checked in March.
The only rare allocation is B7RLE Eclipse 2s as PN is the only depot to run the 3
3A is ran by both with PN running the last trip (unless i am mistaken)
Quote from: Trident 4194 on Today at 01:44:59 PMRecently did some trips up in derby on Trent Barton services.Random visits always seem better than regular use on the basis you only tend to remember bad experiences. Trent Barton have a pretty bad reputation in local press since covid
The branding on vehicles is incredible. They really do stand out.
The blue on the Ilkeston flyer alongside the tinted windows is rather nice.
Every single driver said hello upon opening the doors and thankyou upon disembarking. Something you don't get in the West Midlands.
Fleet was incredibly smart, drivers in uniform, no mismatched seat patterns.
Managed a ride on 82 on the RA, which was a rather good experience. Going on a coach on public service is not something you get to do everyday. The vehicles are slightly tired but still very comfortable and fast.
I'm guessing these are being replaced at some point based on the recent sighting. The RA was also operated by mmcs, b7rles and versas on this day.
Very positive experience with no complaints other than an RA missing for most the day.
Quote from: CL on June 26, 2025, 12:39:32 PMhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c2k1gy4w38ntVideo on YouTube of actual crash
Bus crash in Eastleigh leaves more than a dozen injured. Goes without saying, I hope they make a speedy recovery. Incidentally, the vehicle involved in former National Express 4818 (BX09 PGF).
Quote from: Tony on Today at 08:26:52 AMThere's several of them with them, been fitted over a weekWhich ones Tony if you don't mind me asking?