Departing Aylesbury Bus Station having worked in on a 260 from Thame is one of The Shires' few
Leyland Lynxes. They had bought two batches, totally 9 vehicles as new. One batch was used
on the Luton Station-Luton Airport 'Flyer' service. Since then a further 7 have arrived, including 2 from
Motts Yellow Bus and 2 from Atlas Bus (Motts' were also Atlas originals) and 3 from Sovereign from
route exchanges in the Stevenage area.
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3045 (IIL4822) a former Crosville Cymru National Greenway travels
from the Aylesbury Rabans Lane depot to take up service to Thame.
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Pulling into the Market Square is one of a recent batch of East Lancs bodied Scanias, route branded for the 500
service between Aylesbury and Watford. The route is the immediate successor to London Transport's
301, which used to be worked from Hemel Hempstead depot. United Counties' Aylesbury operations
which form part of LDT now has responsibility for the route.
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Another view of one of the 500's East Lancs bodied Scanias 3155 (N705EUR).
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