Occasional bus services

[Kevin]

For the sake of stopping the comments of "there is no such thing as a parliamentary bus service" (yes we know, one post with the comment is enough), chance we can rename the thread?

[tc]

Having used the 900A journey between Birmingham and Coventry for a few weeks it is actually very busy with Airport workers with early starts. Not sure about the 59A though.

[Liverpool Street]

For the sake of stopping the comments of "there is no such thing as a parliamentary bus service" (yes we know, one post with the comment is enough), chance we can rename the thread?

What would you prefer it be named?

And nice to see the 900A with decent running time. One of the only routes left which true company standards can be achieved.

[:D]

For the sake of stopping the comments of "there is no such thing as a parliamentary bus service" (yes we know, one post with the comment is enough), chance we can rename the thread?

I have changed title and the OP. Hope it's better now.

[notepanel]

One journey I've never quite understood (but may just be missing something) is the morning 159C journey between Pelsall (0739) & Castlefort, Streets Corner (0756). This particular bus then goes onto the 727 school service immediately after arrival at Castlefort, but I don't understand the purpose of this particular 159C journey!

[Liverpool Street]

One journey I've never quite understood (but may just be missing something) is the morning 159C journey between Pelsall (0739) & Castlefort, Streets Corner (0756). This particular bus then goes onto the 727 school service immediately after arrival at Castlefort, but I don't understand the purpose of this particular 159C journey!

Its probably just positioning mileage, notepanel.

[Sh4318]

Can we include the X56 into this mix? 5 journeys a day?

[Westy]

One journey I've never quite understood (but may just be missing something) is the morning 159C journey between Pelsall (0739) & Castlefort, Streets Corner (0756). This particular bus then goes onto the 727 school service immediately after arrival at Castlefort, but I don't understand the purpose of this particular 159C journey!

Its probably just positioning mileage, notepanel.

Why start it from Pelsall?

Didn't the 159C run to & from the depot at one point?

[notepanel]

One journey I've never quite understood (but may just be missing something) is the morning 159C journey between Pelsall (0739) & Castlefort, Streets Corner (0756). This particular bus then goes onto the 727 school service immediately after arrival at Castlefort, but I don't understand the purpose of this particular 159C journey!

Its probably just positioning mileage, notepanel.

Why start it from Pelsall?

Didn't the 159C run to & from the depot at one point?

Currently there are three AM journeys on the '159' corridor:
159C Pelsall (0739) to Castlefort (0756)
159 Walsall Garage (0811) to St Francis of Assisi School (0848)
159C Pelsall (0823) to St Francis of Assisi School (0850)

Both 159C journeys (after the earlier one has operated the 727) then go on to Walsall College duties, so in theory should always be operating using 244, 4127, 4128 or 4776? The 159 journey is operated using either a B6, B10 or OmniLink as it then goes on to operate a solitary 38 journey (Darlaston-Walsall) at 0941.

The return journeys are both at 1540 with just one 159C running to Pelsall & the 159 to the depot.

[CL]

Not really to do with the West Midlands area in general. But in London, they have a service, 23A... The frequency, you may ask? ONE BUS A YEAR (Talk about a late bus!  ::) ;D)

[Kevin]

Not really to do with the West Midlands area in general. But in London, they have a service, 23A... The frequency, you may ask? ONE BUS A YEAR (Talk about a late bus!  ::) ;D)

....technically one day a year isn't it? but numerous buses on that day
Pretty sure someone has mentioned it on here before?

[CL]

Not really to do with the West Midlands area in general. But in London, they have a service, 23A... The frequency, you may ask? ONE BUS A YEAR (Talk about a late bus!  ::) ;D)

....technically one day a year isn't it? but numerous buses on that day
Pretty sure someone has mentioned it on here before?

Technically, yeah...

[Liverpool Street]

Not really to do with the West Midlands area in general. But in London, they have a service, 23A... The frequency, you may ask? ONE BUS A YEAR (Talk about a late bus!  ::) ;D)

....technically one day a year isn't it? but numerous buses on that day
Pretty sure someone has mentioned it on here before?

Yeah there's a link to the blog of the guy who went on it; Imber is basically a fake village for army training but the war was over before it was used properly; there is a functioning church there which sells tea and cakes and active mines if you leave the road!

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