Goldfish62
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That's quite a beast!Whilst out and about last week I saw this is St Just. Surely it must qualify as one of the oldest single deck buses still in regular use in Cornwall?
That's quite a beast!Whilst out and about last week I saw this is St Just. Surely it must qualify as one of the oldest single deck buses still in regular use in Cornwall?
Whilst out and about last week I saw this is St Just. Surely it must qualify as one of the oldest single deck buses still in regular use in Cornwall?
Agewise there are a fair few older, but nothing quite as unusual.
Really! Such as?
Yes, Mount's Bay has an old fleet, but always well presented. I'm glad the company is still going strong. Hasn't changed one bit since my childhoodA cocks T/A Southwest Travels entire fleet,
First & Last themselves have older stuff.
There’s quite a lot on Irish plates for various operators hiding their age! Mounts bay coaches stands out as one.
I did state on my post ‘oldest single deck bus’!
I appreciate there may be older coaches or deckers.
I wish people would stop calling it old, it's very modern to me!My records show it as a bus, anyway it doesn’t matter! It’s old and that’s what I was trying to point out.
Does look like coach seats fitted actually in the photo. I will leave it at that.
I wish people would stop calling it old, it's very modern to me!
I'm just off to investigate a supplier of Werther's Originals and then phone the local police to complain about how young all their employees are.
What's a phone?I wish people would stop calling it old, it's very modern to me!
I'm just off to investigate a supplier of Werther's Originals and then phone the local police to complain about how young all their employees are.
It's a large red box at the end of the road, often smells of wee!What's a phone?
Royal buses and St Ives bus co both listed for public inquiries in this weeks N&P... presumably up to their old tricks. Restrictions were previously applied to their licences about conduct in the town, touting etc.
What’s the history there? The pair look on Flickr to have a bit of a motley collection of vehicles. Are the two related operations?Royal buses and St Ives bus co both listed for public inquiries in this weeks N&P... presumably up to their old tricks. Restrictions were previously applied to their licences about conduct in the town, touting etc.
What’s the history there? The pair look on Flickr to have a bit of a motley collection of vehicles. Are the two related operations?
The two newer ones are hire vehicles??In St Ives Royal Buses and St Ives Bus Company have changed their fleet. The latter now have E200 classics YW14 FHS and YX18 KVS. The latter was recently with SPS. Royal Buses have Dart LX06 FBB originally with Go Ahead London and MX56 HYS previously with Abellio.
The two newer ones are hire vehicles??
FHS has certainly had a few operators!!
Very strange to see that bus sitting in the lay-by outside Mounts Bay's garage! I don't recollect MB operating a bus before. When I lived in Godsithney I knew the semi-retired MB driver who drove the St Just School route to/from Penzance in a dedicated coach, which got parked overnight in the Village Hall car park, whose successor is in the pic on the left behind the two U4 buses.Mounts Bay coaches have recently acquired this Optare Tempo from Abus, Bristol for a new school contract. It has reverted to it's original registration:-
I saw Optare Solo SR KX15 BMY on the westbound A30 near Okehampton yesterday. It was white and had 'OTS' displayed on both front and rear screens.
I’d seen a member of their staff comment a SR was due to them soon on Facebook