Pensnett Garage

[the trainbasher]

@Raedwald 6930 is on a 9 board which does the 28E loops during the daytime til about 1430 to allow for changeovers on the 10A/C to happen in Merry Hill

The full length 28s do during the 10A/C operating times:

28 Halesowen - Stourbridge
1 of each of a 10A/10C loop
28 Stourbridge - Halesowen.

The 1405 10A is the last one which then goes on to the 28E to replace the bus that goes onto the 9 (I think the one that does the 17A am goes onto the first 1 and half 28E ex Merry Hill before taking on the first 10C loop, with the bus arriving at 1000 off the 28 going onto the next 10A/10C loop)

[monkeyjoe]

Is the 126 single deck operation now? Numbers must going backwards and almost half the frequency used to be.

[Tony]

Is the 126 single deck operation now? Numbers must going backwards and almost half the frequency used to be.

It has always been a mix since it was cut to Dudley

[Sh4318]

Is the 126 single deck operation now? Numbers must going backwards and almost half the frequency used to be.

What Tony said. Most of the B7s that were used on the 7 (which moved to WN) are on the 12/12A and 13/13A, or have transferred to different garages

[Sh4318]

Something going on with the platinums, none of them are out today?

[BN]

Something going on with the platinums, none of them are out today?

Cummins campaign work, all released back into service now.

[mesub]

Cummins campaign work, all released back into service now.

I wonder what this campaign work is all about

[BN]

6940 & 6941 with the next batch going to Glastonbury today.

[Tony]

6940 & 6941 with the next batch going to Glastonbury today.

Tomorrow!
Other buses going are 6943, 6944, 7505, 7506, 7507, 7540, 7541, 6991, 6992, 6993, and 3 from 7521-5.

[BN]

6915; 16; 17; 40 all on cricket duties.

[Tony]

Looks like 4761 on the 126 was the first bus to go through the reopened 5 ways underpass!

[DJ]

Looks like 4761 on the 126 was the first bus to go through the reopened 5 ways underpass!

Oh, great news! Any idea if it's restricted to 'local buses' only, or just a general bus restriction? If it's the latter, then I can see it being useful for us when Bath Row is backed up.

[karl724223]

Oh, great news! Any idea if it's restricted to 'local buses' only, or just a general bus restriction? If it's the latter, then I can see it being useful for us when Bath Row is backed up.

five ways underpass from Hagley road buses only with camera enforcement signs
Broad st to Hagley road is tram and bus only again camera enforcement signs
Not even taxis can use it

[the trainbasher]

five ways underpass from Hagley road buses only with camera enforcement signs
Broad st to Hagley road is tram and bus only again camera enforcement signs
Not even taxis can use it

DJ was referring to if it was a "local bus only" TRO or if it was just a general "bus only" TRO...

(if it was the former restriction than NX/Mega can't use it, if it was the latter then NX/Mega can use it)

[ellspurs]

DJ was referring to if it was a "local bus only" TRO or if it was just a general "bus only" TRO...

(if it was the former restriction than NX/Mega can't use it, if it was the latter then NX/Mega can use it)

In that instance how would the cameras know the difference between bus/coach, as some coaches are used on local services (school routes)?