TA3001 wrote:I think it's just a phrase for not in service. It doesn't really fool anyone, and is less boring to read. I'm yet to see it on anything but hills buses I think.
Diesel_MAN wrote:TA3001 wrote:I think it's just a phrase for not in service. It doesn't really fool anyone, and is less boring to read. I'm yet to see it on anything but hills buses I think.
I think I've seen a similar phrase in a photo of one of Light-City Buses' buses, but I've yet to see it in real life. I'll see if I can find that photo online.
gunzel42 wrote:IMG_1555 (2).JPG
What is the Clown and Fairy Shuttle? The mind boggles!
PD2/20 wrote:gunzel42 wrote:IMG_1555 (2).JPG
What is the Clown and Fairy Shuttle? The mind boggles!
Where and when was the photo taken?
busrider wrote:Yes, they can. The 2000/2100 class railcars weren't allowed to run on the Seaford line due to cabin height, but that's no longer an issue, since they've all been retired.
TA3001 wrote:I think it's just a phrase for not in service. It doesn't really fool anyone, and is less boring to read. I'm yet to see it on anything but hills buses I think.
Skexis wrote:busrider wrote:Yes, they can. The 2000/2100 class railcars weren't allowed to run on the Seaford line due to cabin height, but that's no longer an issue, since they've all been retired.
Where was the insufficient clearance located?
PD2/20 wrote:gunzel42 wrote:IMG_1555 (2).JPG
What is the Clown and Fairy Shuttle? The mind boggles!
Where and when was the photo taken?
gunzel42 wrote:PD2/20 wrote:Where and when was the photo taken?
Mile End Depot, Wednesday 12 July at about 1330hrs.
I did wonder if it was a name given for the Southlink driver transport from Lonsdale that usually arrives at Mile End about 1645hrs to collect the Southlink buses that are stabled there during the day rather than travelling empty to Lonsdale and empty back for the evening peak?
coach driver 1981 wrote:i might be wrong but i thought Southlink run a special shuttle for the people being clowns and fairys during the xmas pagent
mmosca447 wrote:Just out of curiosity, what exactly is the Southlink Engine idling policy as I saw it posted in another thread but thought it was more appropriate to post it here.
Thanks in advance
mmosca447 wrote:Just out of curiosity, what exactly is the Southlink Engine idling policy as I saw it posted in another thread but thought it was more appropriate to post it here.
Thanks in advance
Skexis wrote:mmosca447 wrote:Just out of curiosity, what exactly is the Southlink Engine idling policy as I saw it posted in another thread but thought it was more appropriate to post it here.
Thanks in advance
Here you go. The TLDR version is that anyone who drives an L94 artic will never ever again be warm in winter or cool in summer.
mmosca447 wrote:This may be a silly question but does this mean when the bus is sitting at traffic lights, it has to shut off the engine?
Eagle Eye wrote:They are stored at Edinburgh North Depot.
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