Untimetabled 'E' Workings

[598]

2104 on a 276E. Came into Merry Hill about 1620

[Kevin]

Trident in Brum @ 19:00 displaying X64 Selly Oak

[Trident 4609]

69E to New Invention from Wolverhampton this afternoon followed by a full 69.

Also, a 25 left Wolverhampton as an E to Three Tuns Lane yesterday afternoon followed by a full 25.

[Other Walsall Tony]

WA41E New Invention left bus station at 10 05ish today.

[Kevin]

PB 4916 in town 07:45 displaying 904E Chester Road the Yenton

[NXWM Spectra]

4292 about to leave Wolverhampton Bus Station as an 89E to Bloxwich. Appears to be nearly half an hour late.

[Cheese]

4901 just left Birmingham on a 45E alternating between Redditch Road and Kings Norton Village Green. Not one I have seen before.

[Stu]

Saw a 5E to 'Sarehole Mill' approx 6:50pm in Sparkbrook.

[P419 EJW]

A 529 displayed "529E Willenhall Sikh Temple" from Wolverhampton.

[Tomf1993]

What does E workings mean? curtailments?

[Westy]

What does E workings mean? curtailments?

In a old Wmpte timetable, it meant exceptions to normal service.

[Tara4352]

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What does E workings mean? curtailments?

@Tomf1993 basically yes

[busfan2847]

What does E workings mean? curtailments?

Birmingham City Transport had a short journey system where each turn round point was given a letter starting at A for the one closest to the City Center and continuing until the outermost short working turn round. I remember on the 50 that the 50J was Kings Heath and the 50K Alcester Lanes End. This was changed by WMPTE in the 70's to showing E which meant an Exception to the normal complete route as Westy said.

[Kevin]

07:25 saw a 7E to Witton turn out onto Newtown High Street by the swimming baths

[Stuharris 6360]

Slightly off topic, but i miss the old destination

"SERVICE EXTRA"