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Started by Tony, February 01, 2020, 02:10:54 PM

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BK63 YWP

With that rule for fleet numbers 

That'll leave (with the most choice of numbers)

1231-1500
2300-3299
3400-3999
5001-5399
8000-8999
9000-9999 

Available?
The Funny sounding Enviro 400

15 Wolverhampton to Merry Hill
15A Wolverhampton Merry Hill
16 Wolverhampton to Stourbridge

X10 Gornal Wood

EK40

Quote from: Ronnoc on Yesterday at 10:53:33 PMHopefully these buses have more seats than the hydroliners.
these have the exact same layout as your average diesel bus, hydroliners were only like that because of the very new hydrogen tech needing a lot of space,

but even now the gen 2 hydrogens also have the standard layout.

BBS

QuoteHopefully these buses have more seats than the hydroliners.
More like hopefully they have more seats than the BYDs

Tony

Quote from: Gareth on Yesterday at 11:15:22 PMHow does this work with this batch as the numbers are the same as vehicles from circa 1989 and the Enviro200s in the 22** series that had metrobuses from these numbers in service into the 90s and early 00s. And 801-12. Or does this only apply to vehicles with those numbers that are still owned by the company?
It should have said mid 90s. Oldest buses in the system are 24xx Metrobuses

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