THE UK MIDLANDS OXFORDSHIRE BUS IMAGE GALLERY
Heyfordian Travel | Bus fleet
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 With the collapse of Olney based On A Mission, their Eurolines contract passed to Heyfordian. This Volvo 9700, FJ60EKD, was bought for the work and is seen in Buckingham Palace Road, Victoria, in April 2011. |
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Toyota Coaster with Caetano Optimo bodywork, J27OPC, has a special livery for the shuttle service between Bicester North Station and the Bicester Village Retail Mall. The Coaster was new to Collis in Bristol in 1992 and the service later passed to Grayline of Bicester who employed some of the first Wright Streetlites on it.
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In the Wycombe yard is 9945NE one of several ex Cardiff Alexander bodied Bristol VRs which were purchased for an exclusive contract service for Oxford Brookes University. The livery is that of the university. The contract used to belong to City of Oxford but was taken over by Motts as part of their Yellow Bus operation. It subsequently developed into the Brookes Bus operation.
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This rear view of the three VR buses, which were transferred to High Wycombe for school contracts is headed by 7034KW, formerly Cardiff 384 (WTG384T). As can be seen, the Oxford Brookes lettering has been retained.
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Though Motts relinquished their bus services to Oxford and Arriva, they retained contracts with Oxford Brookes and, in particular, the shuttle service between Oxford and Wheatley for the annual Midsummer Ball. Subcontracted for the 2000 ball were several Heyfordian vehicles including the then appropriately lettered VR buses.
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