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Dextrovert
Quick question, I see the Arriva North East Regionwide Ticket at £8.60 is incredible value and was looking at using it tomorrow (Sat 29th) from Scarborough to Newcastle via the X93/X94 and the X12. (might take the train to Newcastle from Boro if time is tight) Any issues doing this journey Scarbro to Newcastle with this ticket ? Never used this ticket before so just a bit wary in case of any problems. Don't foresee any but any info would be welcomed.
Of course going back to Scarborough afterwards too. What is the single fare from Scarborough to Middlesbrough on the X93/X94 by the way for comparison ?
Ta v much
Of course going back to Scarborough afterwards too. What is the single fare from Scarborough to Middlesbrough on the X93/X94 by the way for comparison ?
Ta v much
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Posted by:
Ryland
How many of redcars fleet is currently off the road?
Redcar every year have the same issue consistently and poor reliability and maintenance of its fleet?
Redcar every year have the same issue consistently and poor reliability and maintenance of its fleet?
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nick 33
who thinks stockton as fair to many pulsars and could do with some streetlites maybe a few from Redcar perhaps
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V514DFT
From 24/10/2022 Coaster 1 is unable to serve Spring Gardens and Nile Street, buses are diverting via Coach Lane, Prudhoe Street and Borough Road, observing a temporary set down only bus stop on Railway Terrace, if you wish to board, you can only do so at Bedford Street (affects Coaster 1 to Whitley Bay only)
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toward6931
i asked the question to one of the GNE staff at the launch on the quayside and he couldn't answer, i asked how the fleet would be charged in the scenario of a large-scale power outage such as after a major storm or a blackout like what has been suggested could happen next year. does anybody know? i know there are portable battery boosters but i dont think you could fully charge a fleet of 40 plus vehicles
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Posted by:
Jimmi
GNE have put out an article on service changes happening on October 30th in County Durham & Northumberland: https://www.gonortheast.co.uk/service-ch...30-october
Essentially is just the loss of Durham tendered services 40/40A/41, 42, 59, 204/204A & 239 to other operators and some minor timetable changes on the 206 & 208.
In Northumberland, extra trips has been added on services 680, 681 & 687 whilst the evening X85 is revised to depart Newcastle 15 minutes later (will now be at 17:30).
Essentially is just the loss of Durham tendered services 40/40A/41, 42, 59, 204/204A & 239 to other operators and some minor timetable changes on the 206 & 208.
In Northumberland, extra trips has been added on services 680, 681 & 687 whilst the evening X85 is revised to depart Newcastle 15 minutes later (will now be at 17:30).
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streetdeckfan
The recent discussion around the original allocations for the StreetDecks and E400MMCs got me thinking.
After a few years in operation, were the initial orders made the right ones?
Were GNE right to order a batch of E400s for the X1, when the StreetDecks seem to have been doing perfectly fine (as far as I'm aware anyway)
Were they right to be hesitant about ordering vehicles for the X10, or were E400MMCs enough.
What would have happened if GNE palmed some E400MMCs off on Oxford instead of the StreetDecks
After a few years in operation, were the initial orders made the right ones?
Were GNE right to order a batch of E400s for the X1, when the StreetDecks seem to have been doing perfectly fine (as far as I'm aware anyway)
Were they right to be hesitant about ordering vehicles for the X10, or were E400MMCs enough.
What would have happened if GNE palmed some E400MMCs off on Oxford instead of the StreetDecks
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Rob44
Does the site have any control over them? i read this site mostly on my breaks at work and im getting adverts with " scantily clad" ladies at the top of the page causing me to get funny looks for my colleges!
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Aaron21
The 19 will have a new route and timetable from 20th November 2022 till 15th March 2023 due to roadworks in North Shields
From Monday, 21 November 2022 until Thursday 15 March 2023 to allow Capita major scheme works to take, Bell Street will be fully closed and between 21 November 2021 to Sunday 22 January 2023 5-Arm Roundabout will require 24/7 4-way traffic lights and a closure of Trinity Terrace. Closure of Bell Street will mean access to Fish Quay/Tanners Bank will mean diversions via Saville Street, Stephenson Street, Tynemouth Road.
Go North East Service 19 - Towards North Shields Ferry – New route/timetable introduced from 20 November. Services will operate from Percy Main via Howdon Road, Dock Road, Smith Dock link road, to Ferry Landing Turning Circle.
Service 19 Towards Northumberland Park/Cramlington/Ashington – New route/timetable introduced from 20 November. Services from Ferry Landing will operate via Duke Street, New Quay, Borough Road, Saville Street West, Saville Street, Charlotte Street, Bird Street, Brewhouse Bank, Union Road, Tanners Bank, Tynemouth Road, Albion Road, Nile Street, Railway Terrace, Borough Road, New Quay, Duke Street, Smith Dock link road, Dock Road, Howdon Road.
From Monday, 21 November 2022 until Thursday 15 March 2023 to allow Capita major scheme works to take, Bell Street will be fully closed and between 21 November 2021 to Sunday 22 January 2023 5-Arm Roundabout will require 24/7 4-way traffic lights and a closure of Trinity Terrace. Closure of Bell Street will mean access to Fish Quay/Tanners Bank will mean diversions via Saville Street, Stephenson Street, Tynemouth Road.
Go North East Service 19 - Towards North Shields Ferry – New route/timetable introduced from 20 November. Services will operate from Percy Main via Howdon Road, Dock Road, Smith Dock link road, to Ferry Landing Turning Circle.
Service 19 Towards Northumberland Park/Cramlington/Ashington – New route/timetable introduced from 20 November. Services from Ferry Landing will operate via Duke Street, New Quay, Borough Road, Saville Street West, Saville Street, Charlotte Street, Bird Street, Brewhouse Bank, Union Road, Tanners Bank, Tynemouth Road, Albion Road, Nile Street, Railway Terrace, Borough Road, New Quay, Duke Street, Smith Dock link road, Dock Road, Howdon Road.
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