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Here's the difference, with the other types included for completeness: Stagecoach buses with 1**** fleet numbers are double deck vehicles; Stagecoach buses with 2**** fleet numbers are "large" or "full-size" single-deck, usually over 40 seats these days); Stagecoach buses with 3**** fleet...

Last few times I saw 19126 out it sounded pretty ropey, and it didn't manage to complete it's running board last time it was out. I've not seen where '126 is for myself, but the corner of the workshop is usually where withdrawn buses go when they get used to provide spare parts. (As always...

It wasn't a mistrack, I saw it with my own eyes, no picture though as was driving. As mentioned already though, it could perhaps have been waiting for workshop space and made useful meanwhile.

I'm not on the inside and no expert, but based on previous observations of will probably depend on a few things: 1) the nature of the fault they broke down with; 2) how short of buses are they; 3) local schools finish for summer tomorrow, reducing Peak Vehicle Requirement (PVR). Depending on...

Thorne North is another station which has a compass point suffix, to distinguish it from another station in the same town.

Glasgow Central is another station which has terminus platforms above ground, and through platforms beneath.

Egton

York

Johnstone (Renfrewshire)

Edited as beaten to it! Class 756 to Barry Island.

Inter7City HST to Glasgow Queen Street.

Class 158 to Kirkcaldy.

Grosmont is another station on the Esk Valley Line.

Edinburgh Park

Reston