THE LONDON BUS IMAGE GALLERY
Green Line coaches post deregulation
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 This Plaxton bodied Tiger is on layover at Gatwick Airport in the company of two Optare Deltas used on airside duties. The Tiger's livery is early NBC deregulation two tone green stripes with Green Line Diamond Jubilee branding. |
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 BTL3 (B103KPF) was an unusual London Country purchase for Green Line duties: a Leyland Tiger with, at the time, almost unheard of Berkhof coachwork. BTL3 is seen at Gatwick about to head for Heathrow. |
 First Berkshire painted one of the Volvo B7R Plaxton Profiles it acquired from First Cymru into traditional Greenline livery. Other B7Rs retain First corporate coach livery with a Green Line sticker. VC20367 (CV55AGX) is seen in Slough Bus Station around 9.00pm in late October 2010. |
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 The same coach is spotted again leaving Slough Bus Station in February 2011. |
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 In July 2011 20367 eventually posed for the camera for a decent shot on the A4 between Slough Bus Station and the shopping precinct the other side of the busy dual carriageway. A new Bus Station was being built at the time, retaining the dual carriageway dividing the potential shoppers from their shops! In fact the new Bus Station was even further away from that target. |
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