Andypetuaria
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Eyersey468
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I think what is basically happening is 2 transport departments are being combined into oneThe combined authority taking over buses in Hull, Will this change anything?www.facebook.com
YorkRailFan
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Procters B7RLE 21008 is now at Go Ahead West Yorkshire.
BusPerson2025
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Zenneth101
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Coach 20002 broke down on 4th Feb at 22:40 ish down A63 due to an AdBlue leak (went from 100 to 38 just from there to OP Tesco apparently), so will probably spend some time out of use
BusPerson2025
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Found these on Facebook
oh.. Who recovered it tho
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BusPerson2025
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This month ish I think
YorkRailFan
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EY will be running DalesBus 822 on Summer Sundays & Bank Holidays this year again with no changes from 2025, starting from 5 April and running until 18 October. Link to timetable: https://www.dalesbus.org/uploads/1/1/3/9/113919127/822.pdf
darloscott
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Don’t forget the X98/99 is ran from Leeming so they’ll use whatever they have available.
BusPerson2025
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YorkRailFan
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20891 has been repainted into a base yellow livery. Any reason why? Is it a special livery, up for transfer or a new brand for Beachcomber?
20825 has had its rear of advert removed and very tacky number written on it
BusPerson2025
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Beachcomber’s getting a rebrand and I think it will look like the kite livery
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Oh yeah.
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YorkRailFan
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Is is going to be repainted into EY livery now?
Interesting, thanks.
BusPerson2025
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Possibly, It could be repainted, re wrapped or It will remain in the GNE livery
YorkRailFan
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SW Buses
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Timetables for this weekends timetable changes still don’t appear on EYMS’ website?
stevieinselby
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They finally appeared on bustimes this morning.
Which is the kite livery?
YorkRailFan
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They do now. However, it was mentioned in the service changes that Procters timetables would also be on EY's website and (aside from the 182) this does not seem to be the case yet.
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20307 has been moved back onto the Go Ahead West Yorkshire fleet list.
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Zenneth101
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Probably getting the final hybrid-diesel stuff done
BusPerson2025
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Sky Broadband wrap in hull has ended. 20825 is unwrapped
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YorkRailFan
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EY is set to launch Child verification on their app for tickets:
www.eastyorkshirebuses.co.uk
Considering that First, Arriva, Transdev, etc, do not require child verification to be uploaded onto their respective app to purchase a child ticket, why does EY? Why should any parent trust EY with their child's ID (ie passport)? Are there really *that* many adults purchasing and using child tickets that EY feels the need for this to be introduced? It seems a bit over the top, providing ID on the bus if needed (like pretty much every other company does should they feel it necessary) is surely far simpler and safer from a data perspective.
Coming Soon: Child Ticket Verification in our app
Child tickets available on our East Yorkshire Buses mobile app will soon require verification to prove your eligibility for those tickets.
Considering that First, Arriva, Transdev, etc, do not require child verification to be uploaded onto their respective app to purchase a child ticket, why does EY? Why should any parent trust EY with their child's ID (ie passport)? Are there really *that* many adults purchasing and using child tickets that EY feels the need for this to be introduced? It seems a bit over the top, providing ID on the bus if needed (like pretty much every other company does should they feel it necessary) is surely far simpler and safer from a data perspective.
TheGrandWazoo
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Perhaps it is a bigger problem and they're the first firm to take steps?EY is set to launch Child verification on their app for tickets:
Coming Soon: Child Ticket Verification in our app
Child tickets available on our East Yorkshire Buses mobile app will soon require verification to prove your eligibility for those tickets.
Considering that First, Arriva, Transdev, etc, do not require child verification to be uploaded onto their respective app to purchase a child ticket, why does EY? Why should any parent trust EY with their child's ID (ie passport)? Are there really *that* many adults purchasing and using child tickets that EY feels the need for this to be introduced? It seems a bit over the top, providing ID on the bus if needed (like pretty much every other company does should they feel it necessary) is surely far simpler and safer from a data perspective.
Ballyheigue
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No adult should be purchasing a child ticket so I don't blame them for clamping down on it. Personally I'd axe all child fares with all fares payable being adult ones, problem solved. For those who say what about the parents, err plan finances well in advance? It's what I've done anyway.EY is set to launch Child verification on their app for tickets:
Coming Soon: Child Ticket Verification in our app
Child tickets available on our East Yorkshire Buses mobile app will soon require verification to prove your eligibility for those tickets.
Considering that First, Arriva, Transdev, etc, do not require child verification to be uploaded onto their respective app to purchase a child ticket, why does EY? Why should any parent trust EY with their child's ID (ie passport)? Are there really *that* many adults purchasing and using child tickets that EY feels the need for this to be introduced? It seems a bit over the top, providing ID on the bus if needed (like pretty much every other company does should they feel it necessary) is surely far simpler and safer from a data perspective.
YorkRailFan
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So are you suggesting some kind of pass like the ZipCard in London for children then? Of course fare dodging is a problem, but are there really so many adults using child tickets? Why should children have to pay Adult fares because of what adults do?
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This has now been reflected in the timetable changes from this Sunday.