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National Bus Company Dual Purpose Vehicles (Paperback)
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After the 1969 nationalization, bus and coach companies had generally continued with their traditional liveries and, in 1971, it was decided the time had come to apply a corporate image to state-owned bus operations. The livery scheme would be a simplification of the colors previously used. The livery of a bus would be one color all over, later relieved by a central 3-inch white line, and vehicles designated as dual purpose or "Local Coach" would use the base color on the lower half and white above. The "dual purpose" vehicle could be a bus fitted with comfortable seats, an older coach no longer deemed suitable for full coach duties, or a new coach fitted with bus-style doors. With a wealth of previously unpublished images, Michael Hitchen looks at this interesting part of the NBC fleet as it journeyed between towns and cities across England and Wales, at a time when there was still plenty of variety and exceptions to the rule. |
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