t_star2001uk
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This one was at Strood this morning on Rail Replacement. One strange thing i noticed about it was there are no centre doors.
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This one was at Strood this morning on Rail Replacement. One strange thing i noticed about it was there are no centre doors.
This one was at Strood this morning on Rail Replacement. One strange thing i noticed about it was there are no centre doors.
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This one was at Strood this morning on Rail Replacement. One strange thing i noticed about it was there are no centre doors.
I notice in the brochure on the ADL website that the single seat behind the driver (under the staircase) appears to have been deleted. Nevertheless an increase in seating capacity is discussed:
http://www.alexander-dennis.com/wp-content/files_mf/1398944137NewEnviro400brochure.pdf
I'm sure the E400's never had a seat behind the driver. It was always on the side of the doors that there was a double seat...
I'm sure the E400's never had a seat behind the driver. It was always on the side of the doors that there was a double seat...
It was an option, Only London took it up IIRC, You can see which ones have it by the narrow window behind the drivers cab. I don't think the seat was popular with passengers!
As do the West Midlands (National Express) ones. Personally never found it claustrophobic - found it had more personal space than having to sit next to someone, and more room for your feet than the double seat at the other side.First Manchester's E400s have them; definitely claustrophobic!
Oxford Bus Company have some for their Brookes Bus...