Quote from: The Real 4777 on June 07, 2024, 10:41:29 AM'Current' location, excellent pun for the electrical generation.'Shocking joke if you ask me
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Show posts MenuQuote from: The Real 4777 on June 07, 2024, 10:41:29 AM'Current' location, excellent pun for the electrical generation.'Shocking joke if you ask me
Quote from: RyanC on June 05, 2024, 12:59:49 PMLooks like 4814 has been withdrawn, ticket equipment has apparently been removedWas on the 7 this evening
Quote from: 2900 on June 04, 2024, 01:47:09 PMVery odd business decision to lease just that batch, probably nothing to do with it but was it around the time when Stagecoach were sniffing about the take over of the NX groupThat could have something to do with it, I remember NX not been as financially sound then compared to a few years after
Quote from: cris 99 on June 03, 2024, 06:04:33 PMSo the first ones to get withdrawn are 4799-4815 and 4817 to 4829Remember these being decent to drive when i worked for NX, shame their being sold on
Quote from: Jay71 on June 01, 2024, 06:19:25 AMThis morning I was in Great Bridge. I saw a Diamond double decker being towed away. Looked like a trident, I could be wrong. I also noted that the bus had no roof on on it. Any info plzBelieve this came from up north a while back
Quote from: Stu on May 19, 2024, 07:21:10 PMYes, that is true, but doesn't explain how a 3.2m high vehicle can still fit under a bridge with a restriction of 2.9m!They always put a slightly lower height on the restriction than what the actual height is in reality, for example there's a railway bridge by blackwell adventure park near bromsgrove marked at 12ft 3 but have seen taller coaches fit under
Quote from: Bob on May 04, 2024, 10:59:47 AMIs it usable only on NX buses?All buses from all operators in TFWM land and all NX only buses out of TFWM land
Quote from: Wba_lad on May 03, 2024, 10:40:55 PMYes but wouldn't it be easier to type train one garage than a route which shares drivers from both tividale and redditch garage.No as redditch drivers don't drive tividale buses and vice versa
Quote from: ellspurs on April 25, 2024, 06:51:32 PMI saw 4847 being recovered with a tow truck from Auckland Drive, just before the junction at Arran Way at 01:50 this morning. Bustimes suggests it had been there since around 00:15.Nice overtime slip there
Quote from: Marge559 on April 23, 2024, 09:05:08 PMIt 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.In addition to this there are certain buses that don't track on bustimes so it could look like certain journeys are not running when in fact they are, not saying this is what has happened in this instance.
Quote from: Steve3229vp on April 20, 2024, 07:00:56 PMCorrect me if I'm wrong but if the driver doesn't change to destination at the terminus then the next stops don't work. There have been many occasions when the 50 has been going out of the City with Birmingham still on the front, therefore the next stop announcements don't workThat's correct
Quote from: Jack D on April 15, 2024, 12:23:09 PMIs there a list anywhere of what services Tividale depot operate I've just applied for a job and wandered what routes they run16A
Quote from: MW on April 06, 2024, 10:30:37 PMI had 3 seperate passengers on the same journey once. One got on with an Iron (looked new but wasn't boxed), another got on with an ironing board and the another got on with a clothes rack on wheels (that he wheeled onboard). I was in stitches. This was the 11A from ErdingtonIt's erdington, are you surprised lol