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Post by Deleted on Oct 13, 2013 11:46:39 GMT 1
This one seems to have gone almost unnoticed in the bus world. Impera was one of Merseysides newest companies formed in April 2011. Based in Moreton it mainly operated on the Wirral but ventured into Liverpool on what proved to be ill-fated Merseytravel none commercially viable services (NCVS). Retreating back to the Wirral it continued operating buses on it's own commercially viable network as well as providing buses for Merseytravel NCVS/school contract work.
On it's demise it employed 63 people and operated 21 vehicles. It's school services are now being operated by Stagecoach with some of it's local bus services being covered by Arriva and Avon.
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Post by robaero on Oct 13, 2013 15:11:43 GMT 1
Old news , this story at least a week old.This is what happens when greedy operators like Arriva and Stagecoach muscle in and seek to dominate bus services !
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Post by Biggles on Oct 13, 2013 23:50:30 GMT 1
Was this the company who ran the Blue and Yellow buses for school collections ? blue and yellow barely describes them as every one I saw parked outside the nearby schools looked a total disgrace, filthy dirty all over windows you probably couldn`t see out of, I hate to think what the insides looked like. Even when mobile with kids on I am sure the number of children standing around the driver or not seated must have constituted an offence.
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Post by davecalveley on Oct 14, 2013 9:09:21 GMT 1
Brian
The blue and yellow ones are ex Dublin buses operated by Happy Als
Yes it is an offence to have the drivers fan club standing on the platform....but again its Happy Als!!!!
regards Dave
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Post by citation on Oct 14, 2013 9:15:33 GMT 1
At what point did Arriva or Stagecoach muscle in on any Impera route.
Sent from my ST26i using proboards
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