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20-prefix vehicles hit the road

03/03/2020 WebSupport

Brand new 20-prefix vehicles started to enter service from Sunday 1 March. Richard Sharman takes a look at some of the vehicles that were delivered ready to enter service on the day of the 20 […]

Coaching rarity in the UK

18/02/2020 WebSupport

In this occasional series of galleries, Richard Sharman takes a look at his digital photo collection from the last 16 years and picks out some interesting rare coaches, either due to the body and chassis […]

Conversion to one man bus operation in Scotland during the 1960s

21/01/2020 WebSupport

John Sinclair shares some images from his collection dating back to the 1960s, a period where the Scottish Bus Group’s half-cabs were being structurally converted for One Man Operation (OMO) Whilst it was customary for […]

PCV after-life

07/01/2020 WebSupport

For his latest selection of pictures from the past, David Bell has delved into his archive for some images of buses and coaches that have found different uses once their frontline passenger lives were over […]

Top 20 Brits

17/12/2019 WebSupport

Andy Izatt recalls some of the more significant and memorable British buses and coaches he’s encountered abroad A family holiday to Cyprus in 1985 introduced me to a wider world of British buses and coaches. […]

Honouring our armed forces

05/11/2019 WebSupport

For 2019’s Poppy Appeal, the UK’s coach and bus operators have once again contributed to the cause with some eye-catching designs

In and around Tunbridge Wells

01/10/2019 WebSupport

David Bell has made regular visits to Tunbridge Wells and its environs over the years and photographed a fascinating variety of vehicles

Part of the landscape

28/08/2019 WebSupport

Steven Macaskill has been photographing buses and coaches in one of the more remote parts of the British Isles, the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides

PC rather than KP

16/07/2019 WebSupport

The South Yorkshire Transport Trust plays a large part in preserving the region’s transport history. Following on from his recent visit to the nearby South Yorkshire Transport Museum (CBW1401), Jim McWilliam called in on its […]