Bus spotting is impossible now with what has been going on recently and I haven't been able to see if there have been any odd workings in the local area as I haven't looked at the bus tracker for just over a week when there was a really interesting Loop working which was done by one of the Tridents. Here are a few interesting workings from the past few weeks all captured using my mobile phone starting with a recent to an interesting working from a few weeks ago.
Let's start with a Scania the 5/5A service uses a mixture of buses but one time in the past few weeks, there has been a Scania E400 on the normally Scania E300 working 15545 is seen working the route it had also worked the 99 the week before.
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Here's 15545 on the Wave 99 a few weeks before |
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15545 GN59 EWU gets really adventurous on the 5A |
The Loop route normally uses E400s but ALX400 Trident 18160 was working the Anti-Clockwise of the route last week.
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Trident 18160 GX54 DVA works the E400 operated Loop |
On a working normally done by an E200 sees E300 27579 work the 5A service last week so is classed an odd working.
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E300 27579 works the 5A normally done by an E200 |
Another interesting working on the Wave 99 early last week was Scania E400 15505 covering for 15329 on the route and 15328 was doing the other working covering 15330 I think here is 15505 picking up.
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15505 GN09 BDE is seen working a Wave 99 service |
The 10 plate E200s hardly ever appear in the area but one did last week as demonstrated by 36123 GN10 JCZ.
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White moustache E200 36123 works the 98 |
Finally, another really rare working to note from a few weeks back was the use of a Wave Bus on the 5 Scania MMC 15329 does the honours.
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15329 YN67 YLB works route 5 |
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