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In 2022, Volvo Bus UK celebrated fifty years of trading in the UK and Ireland. The first right-hand drive B58 chassis arrived on these shores at the end of 1971. The double deck front engine Ailsa came in 1973. Over the next fifty years, the various different models have been upgraded, redesigned, lengthened and fitted with bigger more powerful engines. And now, in 2023, Volvo electric single and double deck models are beginning to appear on UK roads. Volvo Bus is a subsidiary of the Swedish Vehicle builder Volvo AB, with a global presence worldwide. MCV is based in Salheya in Egypt. It was established in 1994 and has the capacity to build up to 6,000 buses and coaches per annum, with up to 5,000 employees. MCV and Volvo are collaborating in the development and building of the electric bus for the UK marketplace.
With a wealth of fascinating photographs, take a colourful look back at bus and coach demonstrators.
Showcases rare and previously unseen photographs documenting this unique part of the British bus scene.
A lavishly illustrated look at one of the most famous and idiosyncratic bus providers, the East Yorkshire Motor Services.
With a wealth of photographs, take a colourful look at the use of vinyl branding on buses and coaches.
A fascinating illustrated record of regional bus operators in the South Wales valleys since the millennium.
An extremely colourful and diverse look at some of the buses and coaches that can be found around the world.
A comprehensive look at Volvo’s innovative, 21st century double-decker designs and how they transformed busing across London. Volvo’s successful B7TL low-floor double-decker bus enjoyed a successful six-year run until increasing noise problems in London curtailed demand. The company then developed a leaner and quieter update which it dubbed the B9TL, and orders resumed in strength. As diesel-engine buses gradually gave way to battery-hybrid technology in the late 2000s, Volvo unveiled the B5LH hybrid to immediate acclaim and even healthier London sales. Volvo’s B9TLs and B5LHs quickly became the standard double decker buses in operation across London. This book offers a comprehensive account of these important and innovative machines.
Photographs celebrating the current fleet of this historic bus company. Every vehicle type and livery is featured here.
With a wealth of photographs, take a colourful look at the buses and coaches used on touring holidays.