Colour Bus (Puzzle & Play)

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Drivers with a pre-1997 Group 1 licence who are monocular may apply to renew their category C1 (vehicles 3.5t to 7.5t). They must be able to meet the minimum eyesight standards which apply to all drivers and also the higher standard of field of vision for Group 2 (bus and lorry) drivers. Visual field defects I personally never saw a single striped bus in anything but perfect condition, in terms of all the stripes being the right size and with none of the paint peeling off. It added to the impression this was a bold new era. Whether you want more transport pictures to colour, more on different modes of travel or just more colouring sheets for your children, we have you covered. We've even collated a few resources together, which should help you work out what to do next!

Historian Paul added: “The big companies soon realised that unfettered competition wasn’t going to do anyone any good so they started making arrangements with local authorities to promise not to compete or run jointly together.”

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GCT staff also wore green uniforms and the vehicles themselves were painted green, white and orange, so it’s no wonder that Irish crews felt right at home.” Those now battling for a franchising system point to the power of bus firms to cut routes and change timetables at will - resulting in hardship for the passengers who need them. Given it works on basically any bus or coach model, from a VR to an RH, a Dart to a Premier, a Routemaster to a Lance, and more importantly looks good on all of them, is a good reason to perhaps consider it the best (corporate) bus livery ever invented.

There's only ever been one good Stagecoach livery imho, stripes. All others are ordinary at best, downright awful at worst. Which somehow makes stripes even better. Sign up to our Glasgow Live nostalgia newsletters for more local history and heritage content straight to your inbox At one point there were around 78 operators competing with GM Buses, ranging from small firms to giants like Arriva. Among those experts is Paul Williams, transport historian at Manchester's Museum of Transport who has spent years studying the history of transport in the region. This colour is used for the Piccadilly line, TfL Rail, good service and user interface elements. In other TfL design standards documentation this colour is also referred to as Corporate Blue, TfL Blue, Transport for London, London Underground. UsesDive into this guide to discover the history of school buses, including how yellow became the standard color, school bus safety, how school buses vary by country, and more school bus history.