Greater Anglia has announced they are testing their new Class 745 and 755 trains manufactured by Stadler Rail.
From Greater Anglia
Watch out for Greater Anglia’s brand new trains – which are being tested in daylight on more routes in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex from later this month.
Greater Anglia is replacing every single train with brand new state-of-the-art trains which will start to come into service in the middle of this year.
Friday, 25 January 2019
Monday, 14 January 2019
New Routemasters set to move from Route 88 to 87
First of all, late as it, I would like to wish all of my readers a very Happy New and once again, I do apologise for the lack of articles for January.
As part of the consultation changes for London bus routes C2 and 88, the entire route C2 will be withdrawn and route 88 will be re-routed to cover the old route C2.
From TfL consultations
Following our consultation, we have identified the appropriate steps to address the key concerns raised during the consultation.
As part of the consultation changes for London bus routes C2 and 88, the entire route C2 will be withdrawn and route 88 will be re-routed to cover the old route C2.
From TfL consultations
Following our consultation, we have identified the appropriate steps to address the key concerns raised during the consultation.
Tuesday, 25 December 2018
Merry Christmas to my readership
A very Merry Christmas to all of you.
First of all, I have to apologise for the lack of new articles on this site over the last few months - this is due to personal circumstances.
This year has been an interesting one in the transport scene as we saw the opening of the new London Bridge railway station in January ; The last ever New Routemaster bus (LT1000) appearing on Route 267 in February; The announcement for new double deck electric buses for London Bus routes 43 and 134 which is expected to launch in 2019; The Volvo B5LHC with Wright SRM bodywork appearing on route 37 in August; And in September, there was a launch for the new Glider Bus Rapid Transit service for Belfast in Northern Ireland.
First of all, I have to apologise for the lack of new articles on this site over the last few months - this is due to personal circumstances.
This year has been an interesting one in the transport scene as we saw the opening of the new London Bridge railway station in January ; The last ever New Routemaster bus (LT1000) appearing on Route 267 in February; The announcement for new double deck electric buses for London Bus routes 43 and 134 which is expected to launch in 2019; The Volvo B5LHC with Wright SRM bodywork appearing on route 37 in August; And in September, there was a launch for the new Glider Bus Rapid Transit service for Belfast in Northern Ireland.
Tuesday, 20 November 2018
Enviro400H City buses to serve London Bus route 20 and the new Enviro400XLB
In the New Year, Route 20 which serves from Debden to Walthamstow via Woodford Green will be served with Enviro400H City buses manufactured by Alexander Dennis.
The new buses will be operated by CT Plus under a new contract which is expected to start on 23rd March 2019. Then in May 2019, the zero emission Enviro400EV City is expected to serve route 43, operated by Metroline.
Monday, 19 November 2018
London Bus Route 10 to be withdrawn - New Routemasters to serve route 27
On 24th November, there will be major changes to the bus services in Central London.
I’ve noticed that route 10 will be withdrawn and the New Routemasters will be serving route 27.
I’ve noticed that route 10 will be withdrawn and the New Routemasters will be serving route 27.
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Wednesday, 31 October 2018
Solar panelled buses for Hong Kong, New buses for Berlin – Transport news roundup for October 2018
Hey there readers
I know it’s been a while since I posted an article on my website – that’s because I decided to wait and make a ‘roundup’ article of selected transport news.
So let’s start with an update on Crossrail:
Wednesday, 17 October 2018
Open Top Electric Bus and London Bus tender awards
The Original Tour has recently unveiled their open top electric bus for their Central London sightseeing services.
Excerpts from The Original Tour news
11th October 2018, London – Early-rising tourists were given a sightseeing surprise this morning when The Original Tour unveiled London’s first ever 100% electric hop-on hop-off open-top bus outside Westminster Abbey, offering city-trippers a carbon-free carbon copy of the firm’s famous tours in a move welcomed by London’s Deputy Mayor for Environment and Energy.
Monday, 1 October 2018
Consultation to amend Central London bus routes
TfL has opened up a consultation to review and amend the Central London bus routes.
From the TfL consultation:
We are proposing to make changes to 33 bus routes, including alterations to night services and the introduction of a new route. These routes run across London, but the majority of changes take place in inner and central London.
From the TfL consultation:
We are proposing to make changes to 33 bus routes, including alterations to night services and the introduction of a new route. These routes run across London, but the majority of changes take place in inner and central London.
Tuesday, 18 September 2018
Some brief Transport News updates after my hiatus
Hello to all my readers
First of all, I do apologise for the lack of articles of late which has been due to personal circumstances that have prevented me from writing new articles. I should however be able to maintain my usual output from now on.
So let us have a look at some of the transport news from press releases of the transport authorities and companies.
Sunday, 12 August 2018
Route 10 confirmed to be withdrawn as part of Oxford Street bus changes
Route 10, which uses the three-door, two-staircase hybrid New Routemaster buses is set to be withdrawn in November 2018 as part of changes to the Oxford Street transformation.
From TfL consultations
We have today confirmed that, having considered all of the issues raised in last year’s consultation on the proposed transformation of Oxford Street, we will proceed with those changes to bus services on Oxford Street which have merit.
The changes are:
Route 10 will be withdrawn, but we will amend Route 23 to run between Westbourne Park and Hammersmith The amended route 23 will continue to run between Westbourne Park and Marble Arch, but will then follow the existing route 10 from Marble Arch to Hammersmith. We plan to implement these changes in November 2018.
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