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New to the Oxford Tube T40UBE, also registered GX09OTN.
18106 is one of three Tridents moved to Stratford Upon Avon depot after being replaced at Northampton depot in early 2014. KX04RVF is one of many to have carried X4 branding for the popular service between Peterborough and Milton Keynes which was upgraded to 'Gold' specification in 2011.
Stagecoach Manchester (Hyde road depot) SN69ZFP 11255 seen at Piccadilly after arriving in on service 203 from Stockport
Bristol Lodekka FLF / ECW Stagecoach Viscount New to Eastern Counties 7/1966 as FLF452
*BRAND NEW* Stagecoach Manchester SK20AVB 11505 seen coming into Wythenshawe Interchange on service 11 to Stockport
Scottish Bus Museum
36729 Basingstoke bus on route 1 to Basingstoke bus station
Stagecoach Manchester SK20AVU 11519 seen in Stockport Bus Station after terminating on a short 192 from Piccadilly
1936 Yellow Coach Model 732, 31-Passenger Transit Type Parlor Coach. Gasoline engine with mechanical (manual) transmission. Sales demonstrator, photographed on 7-20-1936, at Yellow Coach Mfg. Co., Pontiac, Michigan.
Stagecoach south west alx400 18062 wa04 cpz
Stagecoach south west alx 200 34067 s467 bwc
Two of the new Coastliner Buses. Stagecoach Depot Portsmouth. June 11th 2023. © Copyright PD3
13016 is seen leaving London Centre while on a service 53 towards Plumstead Station. These form the first new Wright buses for Stagecoach in a number of years and join a fleet of very few Wright Gemini vehicles already in the Stagecoach Uk fleet. BN14WAO is a Wright Gemini 3.
Stagecoach Bus came to us to create a brand campaign to highlight the environmental benefits of their buses in Portsmouth and Basingstoke. We created a simple, witty and effective creative that does just that. After all, Stagecoach buses in Portsmouth & Basingstoke are greener than you think & cheaper than you imagine...
Greater Manchester Transport took delivery of fifty-two Gardner engined Leyland Olympians with Northern Counties 73 seat bodywork, numbered 3034 to 3085, between August and December 1984. 3065 (B65PJA) passed to GM Buses in 1986, GM Buses South when GM Buses was split in 1993 and then Stagecoach Manchester in 1996. In 2003 it was renumbered 13065 in the Stagecoach national fleet numbering series and joined Stagecoach Manchester’s Magic Bus fleet before it was withdrawn from service. It has been preserved in the Museum of Transport, Greater Manchester collection and restored in its original livery. It was photographed at the Big Orange event at the museum on 15 October 2016.
Clyde Coast D1 and D2 were former London Buses Ailsas new to WMPTE. Both latterly carried this A1-inspired livery once the main A1 fleet had sold-out to Stagecoach.
L882LFS was a Mercedes-Benz 709D / Alexander B25F bought new by Western Buses in December 1993. In fact it was the penultimate vehicle purchased before the takeover by Stagecoach. The bus prepares to set out for Newton Stewart on service 415 with the Solway Firth in the background..
Parked up in Wood Street Stratford-upon-Avon is Stagecoach 15675. The bus is a Scania N230UD with an AD Enviro 400 body, it is painted in the historic Stratford Blue livery. Stagecoach painted the Scania with this livery in conjunction with the Omnibus Society to honour the heritage of Stratford-upon-Avon's Bus network. The bus will shortly leave on the lengthy X 18 route via Kenilworth, Warwick and Leamington to Coventry. In front of the bus is a lovely flower box recalling the days when Stratford Blue buses ran past the much missed Flowers Brewery, brewers of very fine ales. Copyright Geoff Dowling: All rights reserved
