Trainman40083
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One of the Nottingham pages, in part of an article about CT4N. But it is a comment, rather than in the article itself.Whats this on ?
One of the Nottingham pages, in part of an article about CT4N. But it is a comment, rather than in the article itself.Whats this on ?
Services 101 to 104...Notts and Derby to take over the revamped local link https://bustimes.org/services/101-nottingham-burnside-green
Arguably a downgrade for L14 customers and L2 customers, a somewhat upgrade for 20 customersServices 101 to 104...
Surprising though they have managed to resource it so quickly. Still, three DF Streetlites might bolster the fleet.Arguably a downgrade for L14 customers and L2 customers, a somewhat upgrade for 20 customers
Yeah it's good on EMCCA to be fair, but the local link network has definitely taken a hit. Who knows what's in store for the 19Surprising though they have managed to resource it so quickly. Still, three DF Streetlites might bolster the fleet.
Notts and Derby to take over the revamped local link https://bustimes.org/services/101-nottingham-burnside-green
I wonder if they will operate these services from Manvers StreetServices 101 to 104...
Very much doubt it as they don't deal with Notts and Derby over at Nottingham and the depot is very full already from what I heard.I wonder if they will operate these services from Manvers Street
Maybe some interworking with a school contract?I wonder if they will operate these services from Manvers Street
Manvers Street hasn’t got the capacityI wonder if they will operate these services from Manvers Street
Sharpes of Nottingham (who previously operated services before CT4N took over) took over the services at short notice.For the past few years CT4N provided Nottingham High School with all their transport needs, with a broad network of home-school routes as well as to/from their sports pitches located on Hucknall Road opposite City Hospital. It was not uncommon to find the specially liveried high school double decker hanging around that area.
Having checked the (quite extensive) 'transport' section of the school's website, a service map and timetables for the 2026/27 year are all marked with CT4N's logo*, which seems to suggest they had retained/renewed the contract before going out of business. It also references CT4N's contact details for lost property etc. (Here's a link to that page)
As far as I can tell, no-one else has picked up this work? Since the new term began I've been out a couple of times to check what's running on the route local to me, with the answer being absolutely nothing.
*as of this week it appears the logo has been deleted from all the timetables/maps, but it was there last week.