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Started by monkeyjoe, May 02, 2012, 02:55:37 PM

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Isle of Stroma

Quote from: 2206 on September 04, 2017, 06:23:57 PM
Claribels are comming onto the 71, Chelmsley Wood to Sutton Coldfield.
https://www.vehicle-operator-licensing.service.gov.uk/search/find-registered-local-bus-services/details/508968/

PD0000087/44 Registered
CLARIBEL COACHES LTD
Route: Chelmsley Wood to Sutton Coldfield via Minworth
Service number: 71
Service type: Normal Stopping
Effective date: 22 Oct 2017

Positioning trips on/off the 167/8 ??

Steveminor

Well let's just say if the amount of people that had complained about the removal of the 72 & subsequently x70, had used the 71A, it would not have been cancelled.

Kevin

How long had Claribels been running on the Chelmsley
Wood - Solihull corridor? Like, not this 71A but the 71E previous as well
Now in exile in Oxfordshire....
 

Trident 4194

Quote from: Steveminor on September 05, 2017, 07:56:23 AM
Well let's just say if the amount of people that had complained about the removal of the 72 & subsequently x70, had used the 71A, it would not have been cancelled.

Nx have to much monopoly power unfortunately

Jack

Quote from: Trident 4194 on September 05, 2017, 08:27:17 AM
Nx have to much monopoly power unfortunately
Sunny Travel too. They hog the stand in Solihull for about 10 minutes and leave with a full load, then a 71A turns up and leaves with no more than 4 people.

Stu

Quote from: Steveminor on September 05, 2017, 07:56:23 AM
Well let's just say if the amount of people that had complained about the removal of the 72 & subsequently x70, had used the 71A, it would not have been cancelled.

Thanks for that, it is as I suspected then.

Quote from: Trident 4194 on September 05, 2017, 08:27:17 AM
Nx have to much monopoly power unfortunately

NX altered some services in the Old Hill area, I recall, same pattern again, petitions and protests got a link restored, then subsequently had to get cut again due to a lack of use.

So its nothing to do with NX having a monopoly (other operators are available you know), just passengers not using the services they say they need.
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2 - Birmingham to Maypole | 3 - Birmingham to Yardley Wood
11A/C - Birmingham Outer Circle | 27 - Yardley Wood to Frankley
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mikestone

I think it is almost inevitable that consultations will result in responses from the few with pet schemes and no response from the vast majority until they turn up on the first day to find their journey altered.

broma1k

Claribels have MX61 BAV on the 424 today,seen in town at midday.

Jack

Quote from: broma1k on September 06, 2017, 01:50:04 PM
Claribels have MX61 BAV on the 424 today,seen in town at midday.
That's been with them for a week now. Saw it on Monday. Has horrible Urban 90 seats.

Steveminor

Nyy was subject to an rtc with an Nxwm platinum in Sutton Coldfield & is currently off road having the rear end damage repaired.

Tony


Isle of Stroma


Tony

Whoops

West Midlands Police Twitter feed reporting they have stopped a Claribels bus for going the wrong side of a keep left bollard
https://twitter.com/Trafficwmp/status/909779962403713024?s=04

Trident 4194

Quote from: Tony on September 18, 2017, 05:34:34 PM
Whoops

West Midlands Police Twitter feed reporting they have stopped a Claribels bus for going the wrong side of a keep left bollard
https://twitter.com/Trafficwmp/status/909779962403713024?s=04

What is this world coming too? There are much more concerning things that happen on the road than that

Tony

Quote from: Trident 4194 on September 18, 2017, 05:48:44 PM
What is this world coming too? There are much more concerning things that happen on the road than that

Like a bus happening to have 129 on its destination in Stourbridge I presume?

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