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Nes wrote:
Just wondering why are all the RM-type crew buses being withdrawn? First the 94, then 15 and now the 11? I know there are others, but those routes are what first comes to mind. Because Ken reckons that with bendy buses and off-bus ticketing, an equivalent or better level of service can be provided with conductorless buses. We shall see. It's certain that low-floor double deckers weigh about 1.5x what RMLs do, per passenger, with fewer seats. Bendy buses weigh even more, but maybe not on a per passenger basis. It is rarely possible for them to overtake cycles safely while on the move in London. This will either slow them down or lead to collisions. There is vague talk of retaining RMLs on one route, but I wouldn't count on it. If you want to ride on them in normal service, make the most of the next year or two. Colin McKenzie |
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