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Vehicle Details

Registration: SK17 HHL

Chassis: Wright Streetlite DF

Bodywork: Wright Streetlite Micro-Hybrid 3

Depot: Returned to hirer

Livery: White

Year new: 2017

Vehicle History

November 2017 Go North East Following a demonstration period at Go North East, this vehicle has been returned to Wrightbus.
November 2017 Go North East Following the transfer of Wright Streetlite WF/Wright Streetlite 9101 (SK65 PWV) from Washington Depot to Chester-le-Street to operate "Lambton Worm" services 34/34A, this vehicle has transferred from Chester-le-Street Depot to Washington in lieu. It will see allocation to "Connections4" service 4, to evaluate suitability of this vehicle type on the service and to compare against the present Mercedes Citaro 0530N/Mercedes Citaro allocation.
November 2017 Go North East Photograph by This vehicle has entered service at Chester-le-Street Depot on "Lambton Worm" services 34/34A.
November 2017 Go North East Although Go North East already has a large number of Wright Streetlite Max Micro-Hybrid vehicles in its fleet; these vehicles all have the second version of Wrightbus' Micro-Hybrid system, which achieves 11% fuel and CO2 savings when added to a standard Euro 6 diesel engine. Version 3 of the Micro-Hybrid system, which is fitted to this vehicle, includes an additional third smart alternator, electric air compressor and stop/start engine technology, delivering an additional 10% saving (totalling a 21% fuel and CO2 saving). To evaluate suitability of this version of the Micro-Hybrid system, and to assist with vehicle shortages while mechanical work is undertaken on the Crook-based Wright StreetDecks, this vehicle will be allocated to Chester-le-Street Depot and used on "Lambton Worm" services 34/34A, to release a double-deck vehicle to Crook.

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April 2007 Go North East Having been delivered in a plain red base livery; this vehicle has now been repainted into a silver and blue base livery at Thornton Brothers, Ashington, and has also received "Cobalt Clipper" branding.
April 2018 Go North East Prior to disposal, this vehicle has been re-registered. Its cherished registration mark, K3 VOY, has been sold to a private buyer, in exchange for another cherished registration mark (N21 GNE).
April 2019 Go North East In order to provide a higher-specification vehicle on service X30 (Stanley - Newcastle), this vehicle has transferred from Saltmeadows Road Depot to the Hownsgill Depot.
April 2019 Go North East In line with the operation of "Toon Link" services 6 and X31 transferring from Stanley Depot to Riverside, this vehicle has also transferred to Riverside. Although this vehicle isn't branded as "Toon... see more
April 2010 Go North East This vehicle has received basic "Route 19" branding, for service 19 (North Shields - Northumberland Park).
April 2020 Go North East Due to extra minibus requirements, this vehicle has been reinstated at Riverside.
April 2018 Go North East Following completion of preparation for service; this vehicle has returned to service at Riverside Depot, for use on the private Jewish Scholars contract, replacing the elderly step-entrance Volvo Olympian/Northern Counties... see more
April 2007 Go North East This vehicle has been repainted into a purple cream base livery, and has also received "The Drifter" branding, for services 60 (Sunderland - Seaham - Parkside) and 61 (Sunderland - Murton).
April 2018 Go North East This vehicle has entered service at Stanley Depot. Of the batch of thirteen former Go-Ahead London Volvo B9TL/Wright Eclipse Gemini 2 vehicles to be acquired by Go North East, six are to be branded for the "Toon Link"... see more
April 2016 Go North East Ahead of upcoming service changes, due to commence from Sunday 22nd May 2016, which will see "SimpliCity" service 2 reduced to a 15-minute frequency, this vehicle has had the frequency on the cant rail revised to reflect... see more