The blue livery in Bath is also on one of the older Solos and also the recently delivered Solos so you can see it on a number of routes (e.g. 2, 8, 42)
Hate to break it to you but they do carry First logos
I think this is how it sort of works....
The old urban livery is still applied. However, depending on the OpCo, you can use the new "diagonal lines" layout in a number of ways....
- You can use it as a new livery without branding as per various Glasgow repaints
- You can use it with coloured "slash" fronts (as with the previous urban livery) as used by various OpCos (not a definitive list)
- West Yorkshire (Calderdale and Kirklees)
- Norwich
- Essex with the University of Essex corridor
- Bristol
- Glasgow
- Midlands (though these are now only using Fuchsia fronts though some Potteries vehicles still have Cherry Red fronts from earlier branding)
- Berkshire
- However, the template can also be used as that - a 3 (or 4) segment template onto which other colours are being used in the front/band/rear format (though some have a front/middle/band/rear combo) with examples such as:
- South Wales - Red/Ochre/Dark Red
- West of England (South Glos Lynx) - Ochre/Orange/Teal
- West of England (Badgerline) - Leaf Green/Yellow/Light Green/Leaf Green
- West of England (Discover) - Orange/Ochre/Yellow/Brown
- West of England (Bath) - Light Blue/Sky Blue/Mid Blue
- Midlands (Salt Road) - Grass Green/Light Green/Leaf Green/Dark Green
- Midlands (Elgar) - Cerise/Pink/Burgundy
- Leeds - Red/Grass Green/Red/Dark Green (the red being substituted for ochre on more recent deliveries for different routes
Then you have those liveries that have no connection to the template, most notably Kernow's.
As regards First Cymru, the Western Welsh name is for operations in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. It will be Swansea and the Bay for Ravenhill ops. Not heard what it is for Port Talbot/Maesteg/Bridgend