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In the last couple of weeks I've seen a Uni 4 Omnidekka and a debranded 48 E400 on the 60. I thought there must be a shortage of biogas or something, but then I saw one of the 60's buses on the 1!
This one just barely counts - for some reason Anglia always used to borrow a CT unit stabled at Crown Point for an early morning Great Yarmouth return trip. I presume it was always a CT crew who operated it too, so perhaps it was something to do with route knowledge retention?
I don't think any...
She asked me what stop I had travelled from, and I told them the correct answer (a bus stop in Carlton). She said she had seen me get off the tram, and I asserted I hadn't. She said the Police Officer signalled that he had seen me disembark. I told her he was also wrong in that case. She then...
Sorry for the diversion, but I was once stopped and asked for my ticket while walking adjacent to the NTU tram stop. I was walking from town to meet my friend who was stopping at the Premier Inn.
When I told her I didn't have one she signalled a policeman to come over.
Ridiculously heavy...
As well as the valid point above, a tender and sales process takes significantly longer than sending vehicles to scrap - and might end with the same result.
Time is money.
They could do that already. In fact, they already have done this fairly regularly dating back to Central Trains days, one RPO either end.
I presume the problem they have is people can just say they're using the right of way but then take the wrong exit... you'd have to be pretty brazen but I...
I spotted a Class 153 at the far end of Platform 6b in Nottingham on Thurs eve, around 6pm. Unfortunately it pulled away toward Eastcroft before I could get a proper look.
Any idea who's it was and what it was doing there?
The 'soiling' offense could presumably be avoided by removing one's shoes before putting feet up?
Whether that's more or less antisocial depends how pongy the offender's feet are I suppose.
Is it perhaps the age old issue of XC Voyagers being used more intensively than their cousins (too intensively perhaps) and also not getting to Central Rivers enough?
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