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INTER-DECK SHINES AT BLACKPOOL

For the first time in 65 years, an inter-deck was judged Coach...

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Grey-Green, the foundation of today’s Arriva

Title: Grey-Green andContemporaries Book Two Author: Tom McLachlan...

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Delayed start for Sutton Coldfield Sprint

Artist’s impression of a Van Hool Exqui. City rapid transit...

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Go North East offers feet-on-seat solution

Go North East is trialling an innovative solution to the problem...

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New generation Ebuscos for QBuzz and DB Regio

Netherlands operator QBuzz is taking 60 new Ebusco 2.2 electric...

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Call to restore route 25 to Oxford Circus

A group calling itself Save our Buses is lobbying Mayor of London...

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Other Morrisons branches exist

While walking through the impressive Merseytravel interchange...

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Location, location, location…

Here in the colonies it takes a while for the magazine to reach...

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A chic Chevy in Madeira

Preserved in the heritage fleet of Madeira operator EACL —...

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HOW THE HEFFALUMP GOT ITS SCREEN…AND OTHER STORIES *

Friends of King Alfred Buses chairman JAMES FREEMAN recalls the...