That is a surprise but must be a generous interpretation of the first point (see below)
In the cases listed below, you may give less than 56 days notice at the discretion of the Traffic Commissioner, who will require, in some cases, the application to be accompanied by written confirmation of the support from relevant authorities. An application:
To register or vary a registration with respect to a service or part of a service which will be substantially similar to and replace a service or part of a service which you or another operator has ceased or is ceasing to operate;
To vary or cancel the registration of a service which is either not available to the members of the general public or not regularly used by them;
To vary or cancel the registration of a service in response to representations from a person authorised by either a traffic authority or chief officer of police on a matter concerning road traffic regulation or road safety:
To register particulars of a new service, or vary the registration to augment an existing service, in order to provide the new or augmented service for a period not exceeding 21 days, in connection with a specified event or occasion which will cause an additional demand for a service;
To vary the registration so as to vary or suspend a service during a period not exceeding 14 days in response to holidays taken by a substantial proportion of the population in that locality (if such changes were not incorporated into the original registration);
Where due to circumstances which you could not reasonably have foreseen, you did not make an application in sufficient time for the normal 56 day period of notice;
To register or vary a registration with respect to a service or part of a service in order to meet an urgent and exceptional public passenger transport requirement.
An interesting decision and has surprised me!
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I know that they were supposed to be getting nine Gold e400s. Don't know where they're bound - Daventry routes??
I'd expect some more e300s as they're pretty popular! I know that there were some delicensed L Reg Olympians at Northampton so those might be some of the fleet sighted.
As an aside, saw a 50 liveried machine on the X4 the other day; first time I've seen a non Gold machine on there