New addition to Blue Mountains Explorer Bus

[Centralian]

Today was the first day of operation of Blue Mountains Explorer Bus newest addition, TV 645 BCI decker.
This now gives them a fleet of 2 new BCI deckers, and 4 Volvo Olympians.
Newest addition is Fleet # 301, 'Kameruka' as TV 645.
It joins Fleet # 300, 'Kuparu' delivered last year as TV 644.
A couple of shots I took today of both vehicles which were on the road.
I have to say vehicles look very impressive on the road in the livery and signage.

TV 645 near Katoomba Falls.

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A view of TV 645 with the Jamieson Valley in the background.

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Another view of TV 645 passing through Leura on the home journey back to Katoomba.

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Delivered in November last year was TV 644 'Kuparu' which was also on the road today.
Captured here leaving Echo Point.

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[lunchbox]

Thanks Stefan.
Note that you can have all-over-advertising without it covering the windows!
Minister Constance please note.

[Campbelltown busboy]

Thanks Stefan.
Note that you can have all-over-advertising without it covering the windows!
Minister Constance please note.

All over advertisements are wrapped on buses by the operator and not by Transport For NSW or the transport minister

[boronia]

TfNSW or the Minister have the power to prevent it, and they are the ones who respond if you make a complaint. And I think TfNSW gets a cut of the income, because they own the buses.

[Campbelltown busboy]

How does the bus advertising thing work exactly does a operator need to have a deal with a transport advertising company or is the advertising deal something that is within the Transport For NSW bus contract

[Simes]

It's something that the operator engages in with the advertising company - e.g APN