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Started by Ashley, November 01, 2013, 08:08:58 PM

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Tony

Two more buses not going to run again are 4466 & 4467 at BC

a4 funcool 2022

Is 4618 and 4625 still running?

BusDriverBosh

Quote from: Tony on May 23, 2024, 10:07:47 AMTwo more buses not going to run again are 4466 & 4467 at BC
Such a shame with these old buses coming to an end, such brilliant buses!
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Tony

Quote from: a4 funcool 2022 on May 23, 2024, 11:22:31 AMIs 4618 and 4625 still running?
The engine out of 4467 is going in 4618 hopefully

2900

4740 was involved in heavy rtc on portland rd several days a go Audi driver on the wrong side of the road head on smash, having a good look at it in garage cant see this being repaired front chassis rigger is bent and pushed back

Tony

Quote from: 2900 on May 26, 2024, 10:53:16 AM4740 was involved in heavy rtc on portland rd several days a go Audi driver on the wrong side of the road head on smash, having a good look at it in garage cant see this being repaired front chassis rigger is bent and pushed back
At the moment it is waiting a visit from DVSA like most major collisions have to. Will be costed by the insurance company after that.

a4 funcool 2022

Quote from: 2900 on May 26, 2024, 10:53:16 AM4740 was involved in heavy rtc on portland rd several days a go Audi driver on the wrong side of the road head on smash, having a good look at it in garage cant see this being repaired front chassis rigger is bent and pushed back
A few West Bromwich buses is out of service for a while after being in a crash accident 

2900

4768 involved in very heavy rear end rtc in Smethwick's sponcroft area , it's done its last journey.
4740 4768 possible to make one good bus but I doubt it with all the EV's just itching to start service

BlackCountryBusSpotter

Quote from: 2900 on June 02, 2024, 07:18:15 AM4768 involved in very heavy rear end rtc in Smethwick's sponcroft area , it's done its last journey.
4740 4768 possible to make one good bus but I doubt it with all the EV's just itching to start service
WB don't have the Chargers yet unless you get a PB Transfer or two I can see 1 being fixed. 
Local Routes
NXWM 34, 37, 39, 79
DIA 310
WCT 65
Bit Further Away
NXWM 529, 25, 41, 11, 11A, 40, 47
DIA 326, 57, 23, 41A,
Frequently Travelled On Routes
79, 34/37, 39 and Very Occasionally the 529 and 74

Sh4318

These (4740, 4768), if withdrawn, will be the first two Euro IV Enviros to go, sad really
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Local routes: 12/A, 48/A
Semi-local routes: 54, 80, 87

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cardew

Quote from: BlackCountryBusSpotter on June 02, 2024, 10:07:00 AMWB don't have the Chargers yet unless you get a PB Transfer or two I can see 1 being fixed.
Depending on the priorities for the "other" PBs, I would imagine 69xx's could start to work their way over to WB. Could be completely wrong as usual.

ZF B7

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It was 4766 that was involved in yesterday's RTC. Shame really, that one was one of the rockets of the batch

I think WB's priority should be replacing the Scanias with double decks. The 12s and 13s can really struggle at peak with singles

Stu

Quote from: ZF B7 on June 02, 2024, 02:37:52 PMI think WB's priority should be replacing the Scanias with double decks. The 12s and 13s can really struggle at peak with singles
Why would they want to get rid of perfectly good Euro6 vehicles while there are non-Euro6 ones that must be got rid of?
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Jack

Quote from: Stu on June 02, 2024, 02:53:47 PMWhy would they want to get rid of perfectly good Euro6 vehicles while there are non-Euro6 ones that must be got rid of?
Exactly, the main priority is non Euro 6.

Again it's not been confirmed what's happening to them but people are already jumping to conclusions.

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