THE SHOWBUS UK ANGLIAN BUS IMAGE GALLERY
Stagecoach East | Busway vehicles
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 Also in another Enviro line up in the depot is Scania N230UD 15216 (YN15KHU), which had lost the attractive green and blue Busway livery for the new green, which looks awful void of decals. It looks like a secondhand school bus. Looking smarter are two all Alexander Dennis Enviro400 deckers alongside, 19568 (AE10BWD) and 19588 (AE10BWZ). Tagged on the end is a driver training bus in yellow, an Alexander Dennis Enviro200
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 Seen leaving the city with Midsummer Common as a backdrop is Scania N230UD 15202 (YN64ANX). Sadly its livery is not matching the destination blind message to entice the public "Back to Bus".
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 Doing a more enticing job is the fleet of new Alexander Dennis Enviro400XLB bodied Volvo B8L tri-axle doubledeckers, a type pioneered by Lothian and these for the Busway are the first for service elsewhere. Unfortunately their arrival coincided with the onset of the pandemic, but on the bright side their size is a useful aid for social distancing. This is 13909 (BU69XYK), the B in its registration signifying it was registered by Volvo from its West Midlands sales office so there is no clue as to whether the body was built at Falkirk, which would have resulted in a registration beginning with S or Scarborough (Y). However the likelihood is a Falkirk product as they tend to do the less usual specified buses.
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 A double look at this bus. It is not a new Volvo but one of the 2017 Enviro400MMC bodied Scania N250UD, 15291 (YN17ONA) in unadorned pale green. It is being followed by all Alexander Dennis Enviro400MMC 10803 (SN66WAE) on the Milton Park & Ride.
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 Seen from a Milton Park & Ride top deck, the first site of a tri-axle Busway Volvo B8L .
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