I agree with you on that Wellglade have been doing a good job with increases as the hourly villager frequency has helped me in the evenings when I am late back from work. This may have helped with the mickleover halving in frequency later in the evenings as there is still 3 buses a hour along the route. Spondon has only really lost out by 1 bus per hour as the Ilkeston flyer increased its frequency when it was revamped and now they both link to form a 7/8 min headway in the day but yes the locals in spondon are a little worse off than before.
Oh dear. I always preferred the yourbus to Arriva both cost and friendliness of the drivers (which knew where London Road was). I wonder if Arriva will react in any way to this?
Out of interest, what ticket is the passenger quoted buying that means it will go up more than double?
Ill keep an eye out in the week. When I was on the skylink a few weeks back which had the INIT machines.
As they all have to read ENCTS passes the basic hardware and software must be compatible and presumably Mango is ITSO-compliant so compatible with any ITSO-compliant reader.
Seen two skylink buses this morning both had Ticketer machines.
On Derbyshire county council's site now. Changes minimal. Interestingly the last change was 2017, surprisingly stable for YB.
It is impressive but the demand is there for the Sixes. For almost every bus out of Derby (certainly between 1500 and 1700) there can be a around 25-35 people waiting on the stand.