First South Yorkshire also serve a Halfway aswell (used to have a garage there, now owned bt TM Travel)First Glasgow serve Halfway (Cambuslang) and Halfway in the south west of the city between Mosspark and Cardonald.
First South Yorkshire also serve a Halfway aswell (used to have a garage there, now owned bt TM Travel)First Glasgow serve Halfway (Cambuslang) and Halfway in the south west of the city between Mosspark and Cardonald.
I’ll grant you the penultimate one - but apart from starting with the same first letter, they’re hardly in any danger of being construed as being the same. Forge / Fort, Balornock / Barlanark, Braehead / Barrhead would only confuse the inattentive.First Glasgow 60/60A serves The Forge Market, and The (Glasgow) Fort Retail Park, which are a few miles apart in the east end of the city.
First also serve Balornock and Barlanark, which are a few miles apart as well.
See also - Milton (housing scheme in north Glasgow) and Milton (small village near Dumbarton), and Braehead & Barrhead.
Thats reminded me of Middleton (near Pickering, 28 & M3) and Middleton-On-The-Wolds (near Market Weighton, X45 & 142) both served by East Yorkshire Buses.I thought you might have said Arriva North East who serve Aislaby (near Whitby X93/4) and Aislaby (near Pickering M3/M7); back in the day, both were served all year round by United.
Before 1986, United also served two Bromptons (one near Pickering and one near Northallerton) plus Brompton on Swale near Richmond, and two Skeltons and two Seamers.
.....and, come to think of it, Keighley Bus served both Lintons when it extended the 760 through to Wetherby.Back in the day, West Yorkshire served Linton (Grassington) and Linton (Wetherby)
More recently, both were served by Transdev (Keighley & Harrogate) although the OP excludes grouped companies.
Kinchbus's Skylink Derby service runs through Alvaston, a suburb of Derby, and also passes close to a village called Elvaston, which is situated only a few miles from the former.