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Chris Read wrote:
wrote: As a matter of interest, apart from the Routemasters - which are the oldest buses currently running on regular routes now? If you mean TfL tendered routes only, then I guess you're looking at the earliest low- floor single deck Darts. For example, routes 370/373 (Romford-Grays) operate with P-reg Darts. 1996/97ish vintage. The earliest low-floor double deck Tridents were on an S-reg plate, I think, although they didn't arrive en masse until the T-reg era. Which means that London Buses has virtually replaced its entire fleet in 8 years, something that has only happened once before, in 1947-54 with RTs and RFs. The average age of the fleet may now be lower than it was in 1954; if so, it's the lowest it has ever been. Colin McKenzie |
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