XC Voyagers 'Arriva/DB" paint job?

[WelshBluebird]

ATW seem to be adding DB branding to their trains too in a similar way. Don't have a picture though.

 

[Bletchleyite]

Maybe they're moving towards phasing out arriva name and getting the public used to seeing the DB logo is first step.

I think they are likely to keep the Arriva name, but I wouldn't be surprised if at some point a slow progression towards Verkehrsrot red instead of turquoise-and-puke was planned, and the DB symbol replaced the Arriva wheel, and possibly the word ARRIVA changed into the font used for BAHN on the German DB livery.

Neil

 

[headshot119]

ATW seem to be adding DB branding to their trains too in a similar way. Don't have a picture though.

And a lot of the new posters that are appearing.

 

[krus_aragon]

ATW seem to be adding DB branding to their trains too in a similar way. Don't have a picture though.

Here's one over at this week's North Wales Railway Messageboard:

 

[Doctor Fegg]

Though with the undotted 'i' you'd think it was Fırst...

 

[6Gman]

Here's one over at this week's North Wales Railway Messageboard:

Subtle alteration to branding in Welsh as "One of DB's companies" rather than "A DB Company" which is - admittedly - tricky to translate since Welsh lacks the indefinite article!

 

[Doctor Fegg]

Better than the Denglish "A company of e.on" that Central Networks used, and which some of e.on's subsidiaries still use...

 

[Bletchleyite]

Or the irritating "A member of Comfort Del Gro".

 

[krus_aragon]

Though with the undotted 'i' you'd think it was Fırst...

Probably a typographical issue, as it should have two dots to indicate that the au is the dipthong, not the ia, thus: gwmnïau.

Oh, how we suffer the influence of ASCII! :P