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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    Withdrawn because doing something as logistically specific is that would rather be avoided by most companies as great as it is. Similar reason to why most buses arent branded for specific routes anymore.
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    The shorter length will be offset by the removal of the middle door as flipdowns can be put in the wheelchair space (and extra one if that happens)
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    ADL because XLB is a name made by Alexander Dennis, the full name is Enviro 400 XLB (Extra Long Bus). ---- My personal opinion on where the new fleet should be numbered although I could be entirely wrong and this is all just made up. Wright GB Kite (9) 1-9 10.8m evora (if any) (5) 96-100...
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    Hopefully the east coast XLB's are allocated to specific routes so their benefits can be utilised rather than used on everything like the current ECB decker fleet.
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    Here's the image for anybody wanting to see. Looks like they are 12.5m so in-between the length of a 7900H and a Evora.
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    Hopefully it would be nice to focus them all on 1 route with whatever is left perhaps doing the 20. I think the 2 is more suited to the 7900s over the 32 although there is the possibility in future all of Longstone 7900s will be replaced with eclipse 2s.
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    Shuttle service to connect Cammo and Cramond during roadworks...
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    Maybe but them and 1-10/18/49 are all at Seafield works currently.
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    Yes I think given the entire Lothian group does operate non volvos minibuses such as sprinters (there are some non bus ones already) that this idea would work. I always think it may of been a good decision if one or both of the optare were kept or even the iveco that used to run the 130 alot...
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    Why would they replace deckers with midi mmc's?
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    Why would they do that? Finally this has been noticed
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    Reserve has enough buses for any problem up to that size.
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    Hopefully better capacity than the BZL's. Heating that is used would be a nice bonus! Should aid in replacing all B9TL's up to 2010 and/or converting a single deck route to double deckers. Isnt enough to replace all the 2011 native B9TL's if not any unless a service increase or expansion is...
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    Its so the drivers can do the driver change at Longstone and not out on the 22.
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    4 buses a day I think are 15 plate hybrids on it each day. Although today it had two 11 plate Gemini 2's, 378 and 380. depends what version
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    Lothian Group discussion (Lothian City, Lothian Country Bus and East Coast Buses)

    2 decades is impressive for a single type.

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