New buses for Edinburgh
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New buses for Edinburgh
Image: © M J Richardson Taken: 10 Apr 2019
Developed by Alexander Dennis, in collaboration with Lothian Buses, 42 of these 100-seat [129 total capacity] Enviro400XLB double-decker buses, began operating on two routes [nos. 11 and 16] earlier in the year. They are made in Falkirk, and are the largest buses operating in the UK. The cost of £11.3 million for the fleet works out at around £270k per bus. They are particularly noticeable by their twin rear axles. https://www.alexander-dennis.com/media/news/2018/november/100-seats-for-lothian-in-new-three-axle-adl-enviro400xlb-on-volvo-chassis/.
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