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It always quite fascinates me when small towns have a pretty extensive free bus service. I always wonder how it's justified, when there are plenty of bigger towns across the UK that go without.
Ahh gotcha. I've always used the baked bean can term, never heard of razor blades.. I was thinking it was some sort of nickname they'd picked up during their existence! :lol:
On the subject of Flyer, was there any further development or talk of the service running 24 hours? I recall it was briefly mentioned in a couple of press reports when Transdev took over the service but due to Covid and the various restrictions at the time it seemed to have been forgotten about.
That was a change made by Alex Hornby, using the logic that 'route number' goes to 'destination'.
But then you could also say you can get to 'destination' on 'route number'.
Change for the sake of change, and in this case not really for the better.
Many of them were re-engined when quite new too along with the 36 fleet, as previously stated they are/were quite underpowered for the routes they were operating on. Some said the engines were replaced with uprated units, others said they were 'truck engines', I don't think anyone other than...
If you didn't know any different I can see many tourists being caught out by that, especially if they'd just come off a long haul flight and were tired!
Interesting, and I did wonder if that would be the case.
When the cap was £2 I used the bus regularly to nip into town. Even if I needed a connecting service I could get to my destination and back home again for £8. It was reasonable and was worth the slight inconvenience of waiting for the...
I feel for the duty managers at Burnley, it can't be easy running any services at the moment. There are countless sets of roadworks between Burnley and Colne on the Mainline route. Most of the local services have some form of road works and/or traffic control. And that's without taking into...
I very nearly launched myself out of the emergency exit of a First Calderline Olympian when the chap sat next to me on the back row pulled a tarantula out of his bag.
I certainly wouldn't call it a scam unless they were encouraging people to send money to buy tickets and the like, and anyone who spends a bit of time looking for timetables will quickly realise that none of the places exist. No one is going to see a bus in the real world with Swift Connect at...
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