Maybe 44967-70?
Some of these were seen leaving Camborne yesterday unbranded.
Maybe 44967-70?
Do you know the four that are staying. Many thanks.
So at 18 that's the number that were originally due before the increase to 43.I have 32549, 32620, 32621, 32623, 32636, 32637, 32638, 32683, 32686, 32687, 32688, 37001, 37008, 37011, 37012, 37013, 37014, 37018. There may be others.
So at 18 that's the number that were originally due before the increase to 43.
That'll only be coincidence (and I thought 37002 had also been reported anyway). All of the Bristol gas buses have now arrived so the cascades would've happened anyway. Of course, with the PVR being slashed, there are plenty of spare buses and drivers so the movements can take place. 37019 is already withdrawn.
Shame that bustimes.org appears to have the virus today. I was looking forward to seeing what's out there on the first day of TfC and emergency schedules.
Thanks. Any more reports gratefully received!I am at work in west cornwall (essential worker) and have seen a Atlantic Coaster Solo on the A17. Not all the "Tinners" have escaped to Somerset, some on the T1 today.
Thanks. Any more reports gratefully received!
You'll see TfC on the 16 from tomorrow.I was hoping to see TfC as well however the emergency timetable put paid to that. Anything interesting will be advised though.
I see the weather forecast for Easter initially appears mixed, largely cloudy with showers and windy. That might keep some indoors that were otherwise thinking of flocking to the seaside. I suppose Boris might impose further restrictions from his sick bed before then.
A two or three minute walk from my house lies the top of Abbey Slip in Penzance, from which I can see Pz bus station and the tops of any double deckers parked up, also any bus arriving, but not single deckers parked because of the shelters. I may get a closer look tomorrow because I urgently need to get to the Post Office located inside W H Smith, and may use my car in order to combine it with a visit to Sainsbury's, in which case a slight deviation (without stopping or photography) via the road by the bus station might be possible.Day off tomorrow, I will make some local observations on my permitted walk!
I imagine Long Rock Depot will be/will soon be chock full of stored open toppers and withdrawn Trident Presidents.A two or three minute walk from my house lies the top of Abbey Slip in Penzance, from which I can see Pz bus station and the tops of any double deckers parked up, also any bus arriving, but not single deckers parked because of the shelters. I may get a closer look tomorrow because I urgently need to get to the Post Office located inside W H Smith, and may use my car in order to combine it with a visit to Sainsbury's, in which case a slight deviation (without stopping or photography) via the road by the bus station might be possible.
I would think it will be the outstanding they will use to store the unused busI imagine Long Rock Depot will be/will soon be chock full of stored open toppers and withdrawn Trident Presidents.
Remember that FK have long used other locations for storage of vehicles and they will need to have some space at Penzance as it's still operational. You'd think there would be some space at Bodmin and Helston and IIRC, they used some parking area near Carland Cross when they had lots of non-DDA stuff spare.I imagine Long Rock Depot will be/will soon be chock full of stored open toppers and withdrawn Trident Presidents.
Given the PVR of 30 for the foreseeable future a large proportion of their 69 Euro VI buses also won't be required even taking into account those Tinners that have gone to SPS.I would think it will be the outstanding they will use to store the unused bus
For instance yesterday when driving past the heslton outstanding, there was probaly nearly 30-40 buses parked there and even knowing it was a few second look I could see a wash of colour from old barbie tridents, to lizard east lance, green truronian coaches to a yellow eden bendy Mercedes just to name a few
I imagine Long Rock Depot will be/will soon be chock full of stored open toppers and withdrawn Trident Presidents.
Remember that FK have long used other locations for storage of vehicles and they will need to have some space at Penzance as it's still operational. You'd think there would be some space at Bodmin and Helston and IIRC, they used some parking area near Carland Cross when they had lots of non-DDA stuff spare.
I have 32549, 32620, 32621, 32623, 32636, 32637, 32638, 32683, 32686, 32687, 32688, 37001, 37008, 37011, 37012, 37013, 37014, 37018. There may be others.
Thanks for the update. I'm surprised the Tourismos have gone.Buses parking up:
Bendis to Helston
Coaches to Truro (gradually)
Tourismos back to Dawsonrentals
BMCs to Penzance
18 Tridents to disposal
Old Solos excl 8 tiny ones to Ensign
E200s to Somerset
Thanks for the update. I'm surprised the Tourismos have gone.
Thanks for this news. I just wonder why Ensign would want old Solos. For spares recovery perhaps?Buses parking up:
Bendis to Helston
Coaches to Truro (gradually)
Tourismos back to Dawsonrentals
BMCs to Penzance
18 Tridents to disposal
Old Solos excl 8 tiny ones to Ensign
E200s to Somerset
Thanks for this news. I just wonder why Ensign would want old Solos. For spares recovery perhaps?
With all First companies cutting their timetables because of the emergency I wonder if West Yorkshire will be sending any of the expected Geminis down to Kernow?
They were down to arrive in April so probably little change to the expected plan.
53801 is an 04 plate (unless it’s gone/going)They aren’t that old comparing to other stuff they trade in, 05 is the oldest Solos in fleet