Search results

Interesting that they’ve bid through Lothian Motorcoaches.

NightHawk is still mentioned in the East Coast Buses Network Guide and on the tickets page (https://www.lothianbuses.com/fares-and-tickets/?service=ecb).

It’s not returning, it’s been withdrawn.

The Edinburgh Bus Tours social media banners have been updated with new logos for the Edinburgh Tour and Regal Tour: https://www.facebook.com/edinburghtour 1711109923 And the new tour liveries have now been unveiled: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=914565937342527&set=pcb.914565967342524

The article seems to suggest that services will continue to operate under the Eve Coaches brands but I guess that could change.

Didn't see this coming: https://www.lothianbuses.com/news/2024/02/lothian-announce-purchase-of-eve-coaches/

Blue poison dart frog.

Yesterday was a Sunday service so the X5 wasn’t running.

Timetables are now available for the revised 72, 73 and 74: 72 timetable 73 timetable 74 timetable

There were 5 vintage buses at the open day this year, the vehicles in bold are the ones that are owned by Lothian: RM242 (VLT 242) 314 (JWS 594) 572 (W572 RSG) 777 (OFS 777) 801 (ESF 801C) There was an unofficial running day which was open to the public, I saw 5 buses on it: Edinburgh...

Lothian mentioned in the article that they will be based at Central: https://www.lothianbuses.com/news/2023/09/electric-double-deck-buses/

It looks like 172 is back in service today.

905 is back on the 3 Bridges Tour today, I just saw it on Princes Street.

Edinburgh Bus tours have opened a new travel shop on Waterloo Place: https://www.lothianbuses.com/news/2023/07/edinburgh-bus-tours-maintain-five-star-status/

Yes, 219 and 220 are both still owned by Lothian and based at Marine. I believe this is the first time either of them have been used since 2019.

Here you go:

Edinburgh Bus Tours just started operating their winter timetable last week which has seen a significant reduction in PVR (Peak Vehicle Requirement) so I can't see any further reductions being made here. For this year's winter timetable the 3 Bridges Tour isn't running which it did last year and...

They still have paper route maps which now include a frequency guide but not timetables.

There's the 36 as well

There's an article about it on the Lothian website now: https://www.lothianbuses.com/news/2022/02/metrodecker-on-trial-with-lothian/