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Unique in the Transperth fleet was 14 (UQB014) a Scania BR112MH with Bolton bodywork seen here in August 1989. The chassis designation will be familiar to some as the basis for the MCW Metro-Scania singledeck model.
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Also at work in 1989 was 31 (UQB031), one of twenty Leyland B21s with bodies by Hilquip. The Leyland B21 was a Leyland National subframe designed for bodying overseas instead of the complete vehicle assembled in Workington, UK. |
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Predating the city CAT free services, Perth's central area free services were branded "City Clippers". Several liveries were tried including route specific ones, but as is so often the case it proved difficult to keep the right coloured buses on the right routes - see Arriva in High Wycombe! Leyland Panther 970 (UQB970) is on the "Yellow Clipper" but in a mostly blue generic "Clipper" livery with "Shine on Perth" branding too. |
TX11E MTT Perth Leyland National. This is an 11.3m model representing the 10.9m buses used in Perth. |
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OZBUS 20006 Transperth Volvo B7RLE Volgren Optimus. 2465 (TP2465) on route 107 to Fremantle Station. These buses have been delivered to Perth to replace older buses in the fleet, with all wrapped in the silver and green livery depicted by this model. Transperth oversees bus, train and ferry services across the greater Perth area. Swan Transit is a subsidiary of Transit Systems, an organisation with international public transport experience. In Perth, Swan Transit has nine depots, almost 600 buses, over 1,000 staff and 27 million passenger journeys each year. |
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