Will the 48** series from Perry Barr be pooled in with the 49**s on the 1 or is another route planned to be upgraded, do we know?
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Show posts MenuQuote from: PhageyMcPhage on June 19, 2024, 11:45:59 AMGov clean air zone check shows them as no charge which must mean they're Euro 6.Says who? All that says is they are exempt from any charges in Clean Air Zones, like many other non Euro 6 vehicles are.
Quote from: Tony on April 23, 2024, 04:21:07 PMYardley Wood generally lose around 0.5% of mileage due to engineering (breakdowns or No bus available) below the industry average. DVSA expect a minimum of 99% to runIt would be interesting to know the figures specifically for the 49 and 76, as these are the routes the OP mentioned. Yesterday morning according to the tracking there were 3 buses missing on the 76. I know myself from waiting that the 11:26 journey from Q.E. failed to operate. I am also informed that 4609 was broken down at West Heath island earlier tonight.
Quote from: MW on December 05, 2022, 10:10:24 PMA9 Kingshurst to Blythe Valley via Solihull & MonkspathStagecoach 🔮🔮🔮🔮
That's what went out for tender. What actually happens is yet to be confirmed.
Quote from: busboy31 on December 17, 2021, 07:29:31 PMThere wouldn't be much point as it isn't a bustimes issue, LVF has been experiencing the same issue with WM Vehicles since 18:28 yesterday.
Have you reported to bustimes if it can get it fixed so it can track properly?
Quote from: Stu on November 17, 2021, 08:16:51 PM
I very much doubt it. WMCA are clearly happy to piss away taxpayers money, but I think the costs involved in transporting other vehicles to loan just for a few weeks would raise some eyebrows.
The current fleet will likely be patched up for repair and then put back into service. Then in a couple of years (when those repairs start to fail again), TfWM will announce some 'investment in new fleet vehicles' with more millions of pounds ready to spend on buying new trams, which will be bought 'on the cheap' again, and thus the cycle continues.
Quote from: DJ on October 15, 2021, 10:47:10 PMLittle bit of an optical illusion, the windscreens are higher and they have shorter destination glass than the trident bodied ALX.
I thought the bodywork on the B7TLs was a lower height than the Tridents? They definitely look shorter.