The information is there but no permission has been given by First to use it.Why do they sometimes start tracking, and then disappear again? Surely that means it can be implemented permanently.
Does permission have to be given on an area by area basis, rather than a group wide decision? York, Manchester & Bristol have live tracking.The information is there but no permission has been given by First to use it.
There is a legal obligation for First to provide it in England. The Scottish Government have not bothered to do this.Does permission have to be given on an area by area basis, rather than a group wide decision? York, Manchester & Bristol have live tracking.
There is currently a planning application going through for the hydrogen refuelling at the depot:-There are now tanks at the depot to fuel a small number of hydrogen buses but they are not operational yet I think. Unsure if the size required means that all the buses cannot be fuelled like this, or if planning permission is required, which would likely take some time. Plus it takes around 4 hours to generate a bus filled with hydrogen. Perhaps something more powerful is not appropriate for this type of setting. The tanks are currently classed as experimental.
It would be nice to see all the Streetdecks functional as they should have been years ago!There is currently a planning application going through for the hydrogen refuelling at the depot:-
37539s there permanently im pretty sureWhy is it that the Hydrogen Pumps keep failing? Like I thought they would have been fixed by now at least, because it feels like every couple of weeks, Glasgow sends two Enviro 300s up to help out the Aberdeen services (and Gemini 37539 has been on loan to them for a bit now).
Also, someone mentioned that Aberdeen were possibly going to get more Gemini buses (maybe from Leeds) on the First Glasgow chat. Any updates to this?:
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It had been due to go back to Glasgow but has been parked up in the corner at the junction of King Street / Mounthooly Way for the past month or so.37539s there permanently im pretty sure
Yes, but 11109 is currently out of service and 11115 is not providing spare parts. 11109 had only recently returned to service after receiving parts from the withdrawn buses.Are 11106/8/9/10/13/14 the only Citaro artics still in regular service with a few withdrawn ones providing spares?
Thank you.Yes, but 11109 is currently out of service and 11115 is not providing spare parts. 11109 had only recently returned to service after receiving parts from the withdrawn buses.
11109 came back out again on Friday afternoon.Thank you.
Guessing it broke down before it was due to go back to Glasgow with 37223 & 37748 then?It had been due to go back to Glasgow but has been parked up in the corner at the junction of King Street / Mounthooly Way for the past month or so.
469 is problematic so don’t really get why it was sent up!Guessing it broke down before it was due to go back to Glasgow with 37223 & 37748 then?
Anyway, 37469 is now up in Aberdeen on loan. It’s one of the former Manchester Geminis in the new livery.
37545 is also up.469 is problematic so don’t really get why it was sent up!
Opcos generally send the problem buses to other opcos if they can get away with it.469 is problematic so don’t really get why it was sent up!
I could of said the same things about 37223 & 37272 too, both buses had been out of Glasgow service for a bit (pretty sure 37272 had been out for a whole year) before getting set up to Aberdeen, and now are back working fine in Glasgow.469 is problematic so don’t really get why it was sent up!
Manchester Geminis are long term loans, operating on First Aberdeen legals37539 is back in Glasgow now. Two more Gemini (former Manchester ones) have been sent up on loan now.
So that’s four Gemini, and two E300 now on loan from Glasgow to Aberdeen right now.
So they’ll be on loan till they get replacement buses for Aberdeen, and when the Streetdecks can actually run in service?Manchester Geminis are long term loans, operating on First Aberdeen legals
The first thing to go when the replacements arrive will be the remaining Citaros.So they’ll be on loan till they get replacement buses for Aberdeen, and when the Streetdecks can actually run in service?
37539 is still in Aberdeen inside the depot.37539 is back in Glasgow now.
I swear someone posted an image of it at Caledonia.The first thing to go when the replacements arrive will be the remaining Citaros.
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37539 is still in Aberdeen inside the depot.
because it’s in Caledonia! it came down after the other two Mancs ones went up.I swear someone posted an image of it at Caledonia.
It was inside Aberdeen depot a couple of days ago.because it’s in Caledonia! it came down after the other two Mancs ones went up.
Great news, hopefully they transfer some low height E400s back to Glasgow as the 6 is suffering badly with single deckers. Standing room only and people waiting for half an hour only for the bus to not stop as it is so full.37470 is the latest Ex-Manchester Gemini to transfer north, there are now seven in total at Aberdeen
37458 MX58EAP
37459 MX58EAY
37460 MX58EBA
37469 MX09GXY
37470 MX09GXZ
37545 MX09GYE
37550 MX09GYD