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Buses & Coaches - Classic Vintage Bus & Coach Pics

One of the large number of RTs and RTLs stored for four years before entering service, RTL1595 was captured at the Waldram Park stop while on a route 185 service on 1 March 1958. Pic - Ray Deacon‎ RT type bus appreciation group
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The active RFID tags have their own source of power. They can transmit stronger signals over long distances and can operate in rugged environment for many years. Because of the on-board source of power they are larger in size and expensive. Then too Active RFID and Real-Time Location solutions (RTLS) are saving millions of dollars…
The Bus Archive - A Londoner in exile. JXN 378 was new to London Transport in January 1949 as its RTL 55, passing to F Lockey & Sons of St Helen Auckland, County Durham early in 1958. It survived with Lockey longer than with LT, being withdrawn in 1974. It is seen here at Cabin Gate, on the Bishop Auckland - West Auckland - Ramshaw service which until 1960 was shared by four operators: Lockeys, OK (W Emmerson), Stephensons and Andersons, each with an hourly departure. Each operator had ex-LT RTLs on the service. OK would eventually take over the businesses of the other operators, Lockey being the last in 1985. (Photographer Peter Nichols, copyright The Bus Archive, ref PN01/02384). The Cabin Gate stop was a stone's throw away from the large Bishop Auckland depot of United, which was closed several years ago. There is a possibility that it will be developed as a transport museum: http://www.durham.gov.uk/media/34818/Bishop-Auckland-Town-Investment-Plan-Executive-Summary/pdf/BishopAucklandTownInvestmentPlanExecutiveSummary.pdf?m=637480575009530000 As with all our posts, feel free to share widely but pease credit us and please respect our copyright

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A Londoner in exile. JXN 378 was new to London Transport in January 1949 as its RTL 55, passing to F Lockey & Sons of St Helen Auckland, County Durham...