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RE: Halton Transport - johnluke - 13/09/2019 10:34 Halton do a lot of school contracts so I would guess second hand buses are perfect...I certainly wouldn't have kids on brand new buses they would wreck them..... RE: Halton Transport - Mayneway - 13/09/2019 12:09 Love the fact everyone is suddenly experts. I’m sure these buses have been inspected and looked over before they were purchased, but fair play to them for going after older second vehicles that will probably be less problematic than newer vehicles. RE: Halton Transport - SK15 GZG - 13/09/2019 13:30 (13/09/2019 05:53)M60lad Wrote: Go Northwest have actually got 5 Eclipse 2s these are 69325-69328 & 69420 which were originally new to First West Yorkshire and have been allocated to Queens Road for a good couple of years now and are quite reliable buses by all accounts. They're not Eclipse 2s BG14 OOJ/OOV/OOW are the only Eclipse 2s at Queens Road at the moment RE: Halton Transport - Nwales Bus - 13/09/2019 14:58 (13/09/2019 12:09)Mayneway Wrote: Love the fact everyone is suddenly experts. I’m sure these buses have been inspected and looked over before they were purchased, but fair play to them for going after older second vehicles that will probably be less problematic than newer vehicles. Do they still operate the Marshall Capital buses. If so my guess would be that these darts are Replacement for these. Also Halton haven’t bought brand new buses for years. The 12 plate Enviros were ex Avon Buses Some of the Scanias were ex Go Ahead Metrobus RE: Halton Transport - LT10 - 13/09/2019 15:59 All Marshalls were withdrawn by the middle of July, with 33 going for preservation. 30, 31 and 32 are still on site RE: Halton Transport - Mayneway - 14/09/2019 04:12 (13/09/2019 14:58)Nwales Bus Wrote: Do they still operate the Marshall Capital buses. If so my guess would be that these darts are Replacement for these. Also Halton haven’t bought brand new buses for years. But again who says they have to buy new buses?? If they have got a good deal on a batch of second hand vehicles what’s the issue?? RE: Halton Transport - MPTE1955 - 14/09/2019 06:12 Don't think Halton will be buying new buses any time soon, more just a surprise that they are going for.13 1/2 to 14 year old darts. RE: Halton Transport - T42 PVM - 14/09/2019 06:17 (14/09/2019 04:12)Mayneway Wrote: But again who says they have to buy new buses?? If they have got a good deal on a batch of second hand vehicles what’s the issue?? I think what people are getting at is the 15 Year old rule on Merseyside on certain things RE: Halton Transport - EDB325 - 14/09/2019 06:53 (14/09/2019 06:17)T42 PVM Wrote: I think what people are getting at is the 15 Year old rule on Merseyside on certain things It's not likely that they'll be looking to send these Darts across the river though. RE: Halton Transport - T42 PVM - 14/09/2019 07:06 (14/09/2019 06:53)EDB325 Wrote: It's not likely that they'll be looking to send these Darts across the river though. They will most likely get onto the 14 and 61 at least like the Marshall Darts did |