Robin hood main network map is on every bus stop, and the full map is updated about 2 years ago but isn't fully accurateThe NCT map is certainly available in paper form at various outlets across the city
I Robin Hood map was probably a casualty of Covid
That’s the correct answer - through tickets are available between the two, and connections are shown on each others timetables.Don't quote me on this, but I suspect that Centrebus 833 is supposed to be an integrated connection from NCT 12 as this was supposed to be the case when the 11 went out there in the not too distant past.
Quite a few robin hood bus stop maps outside of the city still include routes like W1 etcAny idea why NCTs website now includes the 833 service on it. It does say operated by centre bus but it seems a bit bizzare
Robin hood main network map is on every bus stop, and the full map is updated about 2 years ago but isn't fully accurate
Going a little further out, the maps in Beeston interchange still include the YourBus Y5, which finished when they went bust in October 2019.Quite a few robin hood bus stop maps outside of the city still include routes like W1 etc
Still out of the city boundary (it won't be soon but that's a different story), there are certain bus shelters in Stapleford which have maps that still include NCTs pathfinder 100 and trentbartons "connection" routes.Going a little further out, the maps in Beeston interchange still include the YourBus Y5, which finished when they went bust in October 2019.
There are slated to be changes to the 49 sometime in autumn, not sure if they have a confirmed date yet.Do we think there will be changes in September (as they always seem to change something in September) or bot do to the June changes?
Maybe I should’ve explained a bit more!I was in the city centre yesterday, around 10:30 & surprised to see an 11 using a Pathfinder 90! Around the same time a 90 goes past using an unbranded dekka. Quite a lot travelling too.
Same situation around 9pm!
I honestly can’t remember when I last saw the wrong bus on the wrong route :-/

476/477/491/492 have received temporary branding for hopper.The website has been updated with new 'hopper' branding and more details about the timetables. There's also a slight tease on how the livery will look, though I'm not sure if this is the temporary livery until the new buses arrive. https://www.nctx.co.uk/hopperbus
Look good i think476/477/491/492 have received temporary branding for hopper.
NCT fleet news facebook page showing the temporary branding.
I agree, but I like the view from the front. Looks a bit stranger from the side thoughNot sure the light blue front corners really suit the shape of the bus.
They should swap the spare colours with the two tones of blue the frontI agree, but I like the view from the front. Looks a bit stranger from the side though
Probably not worth a full repaint when it's only temporary.They should swap the spare colours with the two tones of blue the front
Does anyone know where to find this website?
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NewNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 9 (9B) Victoria Centre, LWR Parliament Street, Nottingham Crusader Roundabout, Clifton Lane, Clifton PB0002362/210
NewNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 12 (12E, 12C) Victoria Centre, LWR Parliament Street, Nottingham Church Street, Cropwell Bishop
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VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 5 (6, 5A) City, Victoria Centre Gamston, Morrisons Store PB0002362/172
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 78 Nottingham Victoria Centre Strelley PB0002362/135
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 68, (69A, 69,69A) VICTORIA CENTRE , MILTON STREET BULWELL PB0002362/73
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 58 (58A) Nottingham Long Row Killisick PB0002362/31
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 10 (10C, 10X) Nottingham Victoria Centre Ruddington Green/Rushcliffe Country Park PB0002362/68
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 48 (48A) Clifton, Noble Road Nottingham, Victoria Centre PB0002362/157
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 43 Nottingham king Street Bakersfield PB0002362/37
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 17 Nottingham Trinity Square Bulwell PB0002362/171
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 70 (71 ,71b, 70b) Nottingham Milton Street Bulwell, Morrisons PB0002362/203
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 60 Queen Street, Nottingham Chase Farm, Waldrom Road, Nottingham PB0002362/189
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 42 City, Queen Street St Anne's Kildare Road PB0002362/207
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 45 (45B) Cardale Road, Bakersfield PB0002362/202
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 61 Upper Parliament Street, Nottingham St, Wilfrid's Square, Calverton PB0002362/163
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 89 (89A) Nottingham, Parliament Street Rise Park Bus Terminus PB0002362/32
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 11 (11C) Nottingham Victoria Centre National Water Sports Centre, Nottingham/Cropwell Bishop, Church Street PB0002362/206
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 7 (8) Victoria Centre Edwalton Fields, Rose Way PB0002362/43
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 77 (77C) Nottingham Victoria Centre Strelley,Flamsteed Road PB0002362/200
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 26 (26A) Nottingham, King Street Southwell, Hillside Drive PB0002362/72
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 56 (56B, 57, 57X, 59) Nottingham Long Row Arnold Library PB0002362/162
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 39 Nottingham City Centre, Queen Street Carlton Valley PB0002362/59
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 30 Nottingham Victoria Centre Milton Street Terminus PB0002362/41
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 25 (25B, 27) Nottingham King Street Arnold, Front Street PB0002362/208
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 90 (90B) Beastmarket Hill, Nottingham GreatNorth Road, Fernwood PB0002362/132
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 34 (34C) Nottingham, Canal Street University Park Campus PB0002362/173
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 79 (79A, 79B) Nottingham Victoria Centre Arnold Front Street PB0002362/158
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 44 (44A) Nottingham King Street Gedling, Wollerton Avenue PB0002362/164
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 15 (16, 16C) Nottingham Milton Street Bestwood Estate (15) / Rise park (16,16C) PB0002362/107
VariationNOTTINGHAM CITY TRANSPORT LTD 53 (54, 55, 55A) Clifton, Hartness Road Arnold, Front Street
You haven't quoted it, but it's in the post you quoted most of.Does anyone know where to find this website?
That doesn’t massively surprise me - NCT prefer to have less than the PVR branded up, and even with all these spare branded E10s you’ll still see route branded ones on the wrong routes some daysInteresting that none of the surplus E10s from the 3 and 70/71 have been painted into route branding for the increased pvrs on green lines - so far 4 of the 5 surplus have been painted into spare
Trent Barton has always been a standard bearer.Spent a few days in Nottingham to explore the city and around it. Have to say I'm very impressed with NCT, very frequent services on modern buses. Colours for each corridor made it very easy for someone like me who is completely unfamiliar with Nottingham and all the buses I saw were on the correct routes. Was really great to be somewhere where I can walk to a bus stop, a bus turns up in moments, quickly gets to another part of the city, I change and within minutes can go further up the road on another. Found the 25 very useful for Arnold from Carlton Hill, avoiding the need to go back to the centre first. Impressed by the speed of the services too. Loved how easy it was to get a network map and a timetable as there's a travel shop, something that just doesn't exist anywhere in London or Herts/ Essex. Very decent late evening/ night time service too which I'm jealous of. If an area is urban, buses should be readily available at 8/ 9/ 10/ 11pm, minimum every half hour by default. Also impressed by the punctuality of the 90 to Newark, which got a lot busier than I expected. Saw a full bus going to Nottingham on route (around Midday, so not rush hour), suggesting single deckers is not enough if that's a regular occurrence!
I only really have 2 complaints on NCT, the next stop announcement says the stop too quietly and finding buses on Upper Parliament Street and surrounding streets was really difficult. There should be information at city centre stops saying where to get all buses from with a map to make wayfinding easier. Got confused with the 1 and Rainbow 1 and initially waited at the wrong stop! Would've just walked to Victoria had I knew it would be that confusing.
Also found because the standards were so high, seemed to push up standards on the private operators, especially Trent Barton. Again very modern and frequent all day. And I thought their services complimented the city ones really well. Only problems I had with Trent Barton were the window in the ceiling of the bus made it feel very hot inside and my disabled bus pass for some reason wouldn't scan but the staff were fine about it.
I can see why the East Midlands Mayor doesn't want to touch the buses if they already work so well in her region. Many parts of the country aren't so lucky.
Interesting… Wonder how NCT will integrate the route into its own colour scheme.NCT have announced they are taking over the 18 service following the demise of CT4N today.
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Nottingham City Transport Steps in to Replace CT4N Service 18 to Beeston Rylands and Stapleford
We're stepping in and replacing the CT4N Service 18 from Monday 17th August.www.nctx.co.uk
Looks like they are potentially considering other routes too.
Orange line would make the most sense given the line of route.Interesting… Wonder how NCT will integrate the route into its own colour scheme.
It is a Derby Road service so I'd guess Orange?Trent Barton has always been a standard bearer.
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Interesting… Wonder how NCT will integrate the route into its own colour scheme.
Most similar is orange so could renumber as 33 or 37. but it will probs just be a grey route using spares until they are properly settled inTrent Barton has always been a standard bearer.
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Interesting… Wonder how NCT will integrate the route into its own colour scheme.
Orange line and renumbered to 38? Probably simplified too as I can't see the 18A or 18X lasting longTrent Barton has always been a standard bearer.
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Interesting… Wonder how NCT will integrate the route into its own colour scheme.
The 18A was subsidised iirc and provides a link between Wollaton and BeestonOrange line and renumbered to 38? Probably simplified too as I can't see the 18A or 18X lasting long