Bus adverts for advertising ENABLE Recruits 2020 generic posters with the new heading 'The Best In You Brings Out The Best In Me'.
Mega rear bus adverts for advertising Jeans for Genes 2022 through various buses. Raising awareness for children in the UK with genetic disorders. Design by UA Graphics
Rear bus adverts for advertising World Autism Awareness Week 2021. Presented on various buses.
T-side bus adverts for advertising World Autism Awareness Week 2021. Presented on various buses.
Full rear bus advert design for advertising World Autism Acceptance Week 2022 and World Autism Awareness Day 2022. Part of raising awareness for Autism Awareness Week. Design by UA Graphics.
AEC B Type Bus - The first mass produced bus for London circa 1910. This photograph of my grandfather and his conductor standing by their bus is thought to date from December 1912. This is based on the Pears Christmas advert on the side of the bus and the fact that the 72 Route only ran in this form from 7th October 1912 to 9th February 1913. The H on the side of the bus is the code for Hackney garage and the 36 was a number carried by the bus for that days duty on the route. I have also been told that this photograph was probably taken in Scrubs Lane, West London. This is based on the railway embankment behind the bus and the tram lines in the road. I'd like to thank the London Transport Museum and fellow Flickr member Ledlon89 for helping me with identifying and dating this photograph. © Steve Newbury 2011
Duple motor bodies. 1952.
AEC Routemaster. Reg No JJD364D. Bus No RML2364. Year 1965
Over 20 years ago, May 1997 to be precise RV326/7 were delivered in Dublin Bus Green, they were to be the last buses to be factory finished in this livery, RV327 is seen a few days old on a 14A service on D'olier Street
First Leeds SL16 YOK 35224 Fleet: 35224 Reg: SL16 YOK Operator: First Leeds Route: 72 - Bradford Interchange Depot: Bramley Livery: First Olympia Type: Wright Streetdeck Transmission: Voith Location: Leeds Bus Station Notes: This vehicle was the victim of an arson attack in Bramley Shopping Centre last year. It had to go back to Wrightbus for a rebuild upstairs. Here it is having a rest in Leeds Bus Station, it still hasn't regained it's Pulse branding (for the best I say)! Follow for more Uploads! West Yorkshire Bus Spotter, WYBS
1983 Auwerter Neoplan Skyliner N122/3 CH56/20Ct This coach became quite well known with subsequent operators and still exists owned by a Scottish church group. Eurocare, Richmond is a bit of a mystery, I can't find a reference to it in any other context. Was it a subsidiary company set up by Harrods just to own the coaches?
Fleet No: LT83 Reg Plate: LTZ 1083 Vehicle: Wrightbus New Routemaster Route: 9 Aldwych Location: Hammersmith Bus Station, London Garage: Stamford Brook
Maybe for the first time in it's working life this Eynon's 1950 all Leyland PD2/3, fleet number 15, has a trip from Wales, unfortunately to Birds of Stratford. The registration,GBX 987 is a Carmarthenshire number and the owners were S Eynon & Sons of Trimsaran, in 1963 they ran an all Leyland fleet with 5 double deck buses and the rest coaches, the livery was maroon and white.
2216 GOG 216W is seen in Bilston Bus Station on 14.01.95 on service 531 to Rocket Pool. This bus was floating around all the garages at this time advertising IKEA.
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One of the over adverts applied to PMTs VRs was this one on NEH 728W for Y Fronts.The bus is seen here in Burslem.This bus ran in all white for a while before the vinyls were applied.
Plaxton President 674 is in an advertisement for the NHS weight loss program.