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Tracking issues should be resolved now.

Of course you can, and it is even easier to remove them, see fleetnumbers 729 & 730 acquired from ATG group for examples

Easy enough to say & yes easy enough to do but why waste the time energy and money when you can just compartmentalise the fleets

Could be wrong but I don't think any stagecoach business uses cash vaults so interchanging of vehicles between nx & stagecoach would be unlikely so they could keep separate identities.

Bus from Mablethorpe to Skegness, train from Skegness to Nottingham, train from Nottingham to Birmingham new street & train from new street to lea hall.
Guess which one was delayed then cancelled

So on its return journey it went down hill village Rd then across a field then.

Ticketer provides a GPS data tag when passengers board & when they are smart transactions these aren't easily faked even by those in the know & virtually impossible fir ax70 year old with zero i.t skills. Those GPS tags do NOT support bustimes tracker data.
I have to go on hard evidence not rumour or conjecture & the only hard evidence I have at this time suggests the bus didn't do anything untoward.
Note I was on the same bus today & its tracking on bustimes shows different to what I KNOW FOR FACT what the bus did.

So by that logic 4581 did actually go to Essex the other day then.

I've sent a pm Tony in it you will see NOT & COULDN'T  have been a Claribels bus

As stated @Tony the GPS off ticketer which shows the location passengers board the bus shows he must have been following the correct line of route. Do your trackers show buses logged in as on service whilst they're actually running Dead from/to Perry Barr & yes I saw it myself as you see I was in Sutton Coldfield today.
Now I wonder if you can guess which bus I was on?????
People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones at people in brick houses.

Seems to be a disparity between bustimes.org & our tracker as GPS fare issue locator clearly shows the bus picking up on correct line of route @ the correct time whilst bustimes.org tracked the vehicle elsewhere.


Maybe you should concentrate on your own massive driver shortage & leaving passengers standing everywhere than butt your nose in @Tony

There was a plan to do them before I left

With a nationwide shortage of bus drivers whats everyone's experience with this. I just returned from lincolnshire where a normally very frequent service between multiple routes & operators around Ingoldmells turned into just 1 bus in an hour

Tony would not be able to confirm or deny anything until an official statement is made as nx are on stock market certain protocols must be in place

Its not a race creed colour or religion thing its a fake news conspiracy thing.
The one thing to point out is buses are safe & you are no more likely to catch covid on a bus than in any other setting. Scientists say a good airflow & fresh air mean its less likely to catch the virus & we all know buses leak like sieves.

You've been vaccinated wear your mask & try to social distance when you can. Short of staying in your house for the next few years thats about all you can do.
Remember if you stop living life you've already died.

@busboy31 its important to note you can STILL catch & transmit covid even if you've been vaccinated it just lowers your risk of catching it & then in turn lowers the risk of becoming seriously ill & then dying.
I look at it this way, we all know Russian roulette is a dangerous game but you have only a 15% chance (maths might be wrong so forgive me) of hitting the chamber with the bullet. But would you want to play that game. We have seen many of our regular passengers die from this horrid illness we need to take it seriously and not go into conspiracy mode.

They've obviously got a plan on how to operate the service with those vehicles otherwise they wouldn't have accepted the tender