What do the letters in the letter codes of the buses in the fleet lists mean? (And no I can't find any key to them)
EG: B53FW.
53 would mean the number of seats, but the B, F & W?
Letters meanings in the seat codes?
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Letters meanings in the seat codes?
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Re: Letters meanings in the seat codes?
This should be helpfulNewcastle Flyer wrote:What do the letters in the letter codes of the buses in the fleet lists mean? (And no I can't find any key to them)
EG: B53FW.
53 would mean the number of seats, but the B, F & W?
I'd post any important, bus-related links I had, but they're outdated anyways.
Re: Letters meanings in the seat codes?
It's on the first page of Fleetlists under "other useful links":
http://fleetlists.busaustralia.com/
http://fleetlists.busaustralia.com/
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Re: Letters meanings in the seat codes?
No code for "front and centre doors with toilet", but guess would be DT?
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Re: Letters meanings in the seat codes?
Correct - many tour coaches are now (for example) C50DT.
The same codes in fleet lists are used in Australian Bus Panorama, Australian Bus and other enthusiast publications and have been for many years.
They are (mostly) based on those originally developed by the PSV Circle in the UK.
The same codes in fleet lists are used in Australian Bus Panorama, Australian Bus and other enthusiast publications and have been for many years.
They are (mostly) based on those originally developed by the PSV Circle in the UK.
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