Interworks

[Sh4318]

The best way to work out PVR for routes that interwork are by finding the PVR for both routes individually and then dividing it by one, for example.
83 (PVR of 4) + 89 (PVR of 6) - 1 = 9 buses.
That's how I work it out anyway :)

[DOC37V]

Mentioned before at WN the 3/4 interwork on every evening, 3 buses cover the diagram.
3 to Fordhouses, empty to Pendeford, 4 to Spring Hill, back to Pendeford, empty to Fordhouses, 3 to Castlecroft and vice versa.

works on a sunday too but there is a 6 interwork thrown in for good measure, never bothered to work out where though!

[Trident 4609]

Mentioned before at WN the 3/4 interwork on every evening, 3 buses cover the diagram.
3 to Fordhouses, empty to Pendeford, 4 to Spring Hill, back to Pendeford, empty to Fordhouses, 3 to Castlecroft and vice versa.

works on a sunday too but there is a 6 interwork thrown in for good measure, never bothered to work out where though!

Just to clarify on Sundays 3/6 interwork Sunday daytime with the 4 also interworking Sunday evening

[Valandil]

The best way to work out PVR for routes that interwork are by finding the PVR for both routes individually and then dividing it by one, for example.
83 (PVR of 4) + 89 (PVR of 6) - 1 = 9 buses.
That's how I work it out anyway :)

I may have a maths degree, but I have no facility to comprehend this method of calculating the PVR!
Maybe this happens to work in this instance, but I don't think it can work generally.

[Sh4318]

The best way to work out PVR for routes that interwork are by finding the PVR for both routes individually and then dividing it by one, for example.
83 (PVR of 4) + 89 (PVR of 6) - 1 = 9 buses.
That's how I work it out anyway :)

I may have a maths degree, but I have no facility to comprehend this method of calculating the PVR!
Maybe this happens to work in this instance, but I don't think it can work generally.

Maybe not, but show me an example that it can't... 127 (PVR of 4) + 128 (PVR of 4) + 129 (PVR of 4) - 1 = 11 buses
On Sundays... 127 (PVR of 2) + 128 (PVR of 2) - 1 = 3 buses

[Tony]

The best way to work out PVR for routes that interwork are by finding the PVR for both routes individually and then dividing it by one, for example.
83 (PVR of 4) + 89 (PVR of 6) - 1 = 9 buses.
That's how I work it out anyway :)

I may have a maths degree, but I have no facility to comprehend this method of calculating the PVR!
Maybe this happens to work in this instance, but I don't think it can work generally.

Maybe not, but show me an example that it can't... 127 (PVR of 4) + 128 (PVR of 4) + 129 (PVR of 4) - 1 = 11 buses
On Sundays... 127 (PVR of 2) + 128 (PVR of 2) - 1 = 3 buses

You put add the two together, then dividing by one. That just gives exactly the same answer, I think you meant minus one

[OH25]

the 47/47A inter works with the 49 on Sundays
I'm unsure about any other day but definitely on Sundays I've seen it

[nitromatt1]

the 47/47A inter works with the 49 on Sundays
I'm unsure about any other day but definitely on Sundays I've seen it

They interwork Mon-Sat from early evening onwards too.

[Nathan4775]

feel like ive posted this elsewere I might be wrong but apologies  if I have

Do some of the 5's early mornings then do the 47/A daytime ?