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  1. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    Don’t think they’ll all be needed for the 2, but the principle idea makes sense. Should result in a 45 strong fleet at Longstone for 2, 20, 30, 32 and 38 which feels about right. An increase of 2. Marine could then easily have the 21 Eclipse2’s which would be 172, 176-190 and 195-199. Marine...
  2. FlybeDash8Q400

    Proposal to change the name of Glenrothes with Thornton

    I can’t see any reason for the name not being changed myself. The locals call it Thornton Station anyway, the station is too small to function as a Park & Ride and its onward transport options aren’t great to be honest, particularly on Sundays. As others have already highlighted, the buses along...
  3. FlybeDash8Q400

    McGill’s Midland Bluebird

    The X38 used to a mega marathon Edinburgh to Stirling every 20 minutes with the pretty hopeless StreetLites.
  4. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    Hope this explains it for you: It basically means these two will become brands rather than fully separate operators per se. Though from the public’s point of view, they’ll still look separate. Therefore the legals should read Lothian Buses Limited T/A Lothian Country from the date of the...
  5. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    It is planned to, yes. Looking at it logically. There’s little need for the 68 to be serving West Craigs also once the 31 and 32 finally pick it up. Provided the 32 could pick up the short stretch up to Turnhouse, the 68 may as well go straight from the Gyle to the eastern half of Craigs Road...
  6. FlybeDash8Q400

    Stagecoach East Scotland

    It would make sense for them to join their counterparts, so let’s see if that is true. Indeed 3 did previously.
  7. FlybeDash8Q400

    Stagecoach East Scotland

    I was told earlier it was them all. Curious to see what’s happening with them next. Will my X7 prediction actually happen? The Aberhill MAN engined E400’s should all be at Arbroath also having been withdrawn. All of Dunfermline’s Scania’s except for 15180-186 have moved to Aberhill. The last...
  8. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    It has. It and 11 7900’s currently reside at Seafield.
  9. FlybeDash8Q400

    Stagecoach East Scotland

    Seems to be a growing way of doing things across the industry. It is clever. I figured 75/76 would continue to interwork with one bus with 76A coming off 73?
  10. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    The E19 is complete overkill anyway. It’s one of a few of Ember’s dafter ideas. The 902 is probably going to lose out if the E19 sticks. I wouldn’t think the X19 nor the 72 is related in any way to these.
  11. FlybeDash8Q400

    Stagecoach East Scotland

    That’s a tad confusing. Wonder what the rationale is behind dropping from four per hour to three on that corridor, with two of the three journeys basically at the same time? Does feel like a drop in overall requirement also? Wonder if 74 will be single deckers? 72/73 to be fully E400EV’s? 10483...
  12. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    It was always pretty pointless as it didn’t actually terminate down there. At that time the 29 had a 20-25 minute layover outside the Club House, so you had to sit on the bus for that duration before you got anywhere or hope the previous bus hadn’t left which allowed you to swap onto it. So...
  13. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    The 29 will be terminating at the main Silverknowes Stops at the Golf Course, sharing the stop with the 37.
  14. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    Based on that map, it’s using the turning point next to the Bellevue Crescent stop.
  15. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    It’s probably an over exaggeration of A (the demand) to facilitate B (the lack of resources). Given ECB’s tight resources. Just further proves how silly the X4 really was.
  16. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    I think it looks as if the NightBuses are all being Central run again, as the N1 now does a full loop every night as well. The N31 also returning to the city, again.
  17. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    Believe it or not taking it out saves about 3 minutes each way. The 17 is horrendously unreliable so anything that helps goes a long way. The demand is tiny.
  18. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    29’s terminus appears to be at the main terminus rather than the shops. Wonder how that works? Or if it’s simply an error. Can’t help but feel the 28 fails a bit by missing out Rodney Street. This would’ve offered the students a faster link to the Central Area and King’s Buildings, but it is...
  19. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    I think this is an error. Looks to be both timetables sitting on top of each other. Otherwise both journeys are leaving Balerno at near enough the same time.
  20. FlybeDash8Q400

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

    Just wonder if it’s going to serve Rigghouse Road first. So down Polkemmet Road, through Colliery Lane, then back up Rigghouse Road and then turning at J4A sitting outside the services. They’re going to have to add a 9th bus either way, so they may as well make it do something. Is Bangour...

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