FL, he's saying that 1110 is the first bus with the Movember campaign that he's seen this year.

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Pasha, 2016's been back at SR since May.

Other observations - SR's 3007 and 3026 seem to be getting more use compared to their previous permanent shifts, as both have been seen at Armadale Station around 5:30pm and 6:30pm in the last few days.

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It was fixed for a few days, then I noticed yesterday it broke again. But as of now, the time appears to be correct again.

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There may be another time issue around. It's 1:44pm when I'm typing this (in WA), but the Index page shows 12:26pm.

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Yes, all 3 operators had plenty of buses out. Some of the Path buses included 2311, 3027, 1567, 110 and 1874.

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Due to the cut of services on the 380 due to Covid19, the Airport buses (2377-80 and 2707/13) are being used on shifts which mainly go to the airport on the 40 and 935. Due to this, they'll be seen on odd services. Other things to consider include; no other buses in the yard when the driver started ...

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If you check the signature of the user who posted in the link above, they have an excel sheet on dropbox which has the information you're looking for.

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Personally not a fan of moving the 67/68 to Perth Busport - there is already the frequent 960 and 970, along with the 384, so having 5 routes from PB to Mirrabooka seems kinda stupid.

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Swan's 3201 is out and about at the moment, seen leaving Stirling on the 1037 415 to Mirrabooka. Also seen was a (according to camera) blurry 3200 and 2032.

A pic of 3201 can pop up later.

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Edited: Here's the shot of 3201.

Personally, my last ride of a Transperth (not regional PTA) diesel OC was, well, unsatifactory. Outbound on a 296 to Kalamunda, climbing Gooseberry Hill Rd - went around a roundabout, and went "what are gears?" and would not go. Required a full shutdown and restart. But other than that, they were re...

It looks like QOCS 80 and 498, unless there are others I don't see.

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Yeah, the real time app I use (Anytrip) reports the Northern Beaches B12 artics as CB60EvoII bodies. Very annoying when you were trying to find the two actual CB60EvoII B12's with TSA...

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Individual seats like on the Singapore buses were common practice in Perth, from the O405's until we got B7's. Also, Tim, the name for that style is the Citaro Facelift. As Mr OC Benz says there are horses for courses and if you are talking about high capacity low floor articulated vehicles in appro...

Amazes me how a bus observation thread manages to get turned into yet another "accessible buses that aren't accessible" argument... *yawn*
Could we, you know, stray back to the thread?

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I thought Transperth fleet has already gone full WAB. Didn't know we still had high-floor artics. Anyway, it's a shame conditions aren't conducive for the B8Ls here. The last Renault PR180.2 (pretty sure it was 722), was around in March 2018, but scrapped shortly afterwards. And as much as I would ...

Yes, he's in courts for the money thing, and now he is in Federal Court to remove the border closure for WA, as (he states) it goes against the constitution.

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Clive Palmer. When being told 'no' means you go to the Federal Courts, you know someone is a spoiled little brat. If he wins the case against WA, good luck to the rest of Australia. Victorian's are gonna go mental and get out, thus spreading Covid. And if anyone dies from Covid (and it was proven to...

Here's one I thought about... Route 248 - Armadale Station to Hilbert (Lexington Ave) From Armadale Station Stand 2 L onto Commerce Ave, L Forrest Rd, L Weatherly Way, L Parkhurst Ave, R Eleventh Rd, R Rowley Rd, R Allwood Ave, L Vermillon Bvd, R Rowley Rd, R Hopkinson Rd, continue as Rowley Rd, L L...

Volvo states the 7900E has a range of 200km, and with there being over 40 trips per day - based on your 4.5km circuit distance, it is at least 220km not including the trip to/from the depot. The NH's didn't do all the trips either, usually replaced by other midi's around midday.

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A semi will not go around the same corners as rigids, let alone artics, without taking up twice the road, or probably destroying any street furniture. You try putting a semi on something like a 607X - getting into Sydney would be easy, but trying to turn from York to Druitt/from Druitt to Clarence, ...

Livery wise, it's all white (not even anything noting it's an electric bus).

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1466 is now the Midland gate shuttle, just seen it arriving into Midland station, branding has also been put in, looks like 1352 is now withdrawn It won't be much longer before we see B7s getting Joondalup CAT colours. Word on the street (and on perthbus.info) that 2880 and 2881 are the current Joo...

So all the taxpayers money that’s been wasted on repairs, refurbishments, mechanic repairs for these piles of sh** obviously hasn’t worked may as well cut their losses and just start withdrawing them Same could be said about your car... When the fleet covers over 100 million km per year, occasional...

Most random Karrinyup shift? Hmm, how about a 461F at 1532? 2059 did that today (albeit I slept most of the route).

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Yes, that is 2019, as 2020 has the same ad but doesn't have the ad borders

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