Nottingham - 13 Sep 2018

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1041) – Gas and Electric buses in Angel Row, Nottingham. Left – Electric: CT4N is the operating arm of Nottingham Community Transport and holds the contract with Nottingham City Council for the operation of the Centrelink service. The service links Victoria Bus Station with the Queens Drive Park and Ride Site travelling through the city centre. The service offers free travel to passengers within the city centre itself. Electric powered vehicles are used on the service like 985 (LJ16 NNA), a Chinese built BYD model K9UR new in August 2016. Right - Gas: Nottingham City Transport 434 (YN18 SVE), is a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in March 2018. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. 434 has Skyblue branding.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1025) – Nottingham City Transport 416 (YP17 UGH), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in August 2017. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. 416 with Red Line branding, is seen in King Street, Nottingham.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1021) – Two Nottingham City Transport bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD wearing the Green line branding seen in Angel Row. Left is 404 (YP17 UFD) new in June 2017 and right is 408 (YP17 UFM) new in July 2017.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1126) – The statue of Brian Clough, fabled manager of Nottingham Forest Football Club, stands at the end of King Street in Nottingham city centre. King Street acts as the city terminus for a number of Nottingham City Transport bus services. In the background is 423 (YP17 UGM), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in August 2017, with Lilac Line branding together with a Red Line branded Alexander Dennis Enviro400 and a Lilac Line East Lancs bodied Scania.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1037) – Nottingham City Transport 446 (YN18 SXE), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in March 2018, seen turning from Market Street to Angel Row. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. 448 wears Orange Line colours.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1021) – Nottingham City Transport 434 (YN18 SVE), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in March 2018. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. 434 with Skyblue branding is seen turning from in Market Street to Angel Row being followed by 446 (YN18 SXE) in with orange branding.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1020) – Nottingham City Transport 433 (YN18 SVD), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in March 2018. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. However, this one is in a scheme which enables its use a multi service spare. The modern idea on some body designs is to glaze the staircase panel.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (0953) – The upper deck of Nottingham City Transport 423 (YP17 UGO), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in August 2017.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (0953) – The upper deck of Nottingham City Transport 423 (YP17 UGO), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in August 2017.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1019) – Nottingham City Transport 433 (YN18 SVD), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in March 2018. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. However, this one is in a scheme which enables its use a multi service spare.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1019) – Nottingham City Transport 433 (YN18 SVD), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in March 2018. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. However, this one is in a scheme which enables its use a multi service spare.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1021) – Nottingham City Transport 433 (YN18 SVD), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in March 2018. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. However, this one is in a scheme which enables its use as a multi service spare. 433 is seen in Queen Street in the city centre with the Council House (City Hall) visible in the left background.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1025) – Nottingham City Transport 416 (YP17 UGH), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in August 2017. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. 416 with Red Line branding, is seen in Queen Street, Nottingham.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1119) – Nottingham City Transport 445 (YN18 SXD), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in March 2018, seen in Angel Row. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. 445 wears Orange Line colours.

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1129) – Nottingham City Transport 404 (YP17 UFD), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in July 2017. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. 404 with Green line branding is seen in Lower Parliament Street. The photograph was taken from the upper deck of 412 (YP17 UGD).

Thursday 13 September 2018 (0956) – Nottingham City Transport 425 (YP17 UGT), a bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UD new in August 2017. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. 425 with Lilac Line branding is seen on Carlton Hill passing Main Street Methodist Church. Photographed from the upper deck of 423 (YP17 UGO).

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1030) – Nottingham City Transport bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UDs entering Angel Row from Market Street. Council House (City Hall) stands in the background beyond Old Market Square. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. Leading is 448 (YN18 SXG) wearing Orange Line colours (new in March 2018). Following behind is 408 (YP17 UFM) wearing Green Line livery (new in July 2017).

Thursday 13 September 2018 (1129) – Nottingham City Transport bio-gas powered Alexander Dennis Enviro400 CBG City bodied Scania N280UDs in Upper Parliament Street. The bio-gas buses are allocated to different groups of branded routes and wear different identity colours. Heading towards the camera is Orange Line liveried 443 (YN18 SXB) (new in March 2018). Heading away is a Lilac Line liveried example. The photograph was taken from the upper deck of 412 (YP17 UGD), a Red Line liveried example.