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I've noticed several types of buses which have had the 'business end'
of iBus fitted, and make the correct announcements (and have that little blue and yellow sticker in the windscreen), but have no interior LED displays - the long Darts on my local route 227 are one example, and the Citaro artics on the 436 are another. I wonder whether a) these types fall into the 'too difficult' category (though some of each type *have* been fitted with displays), b) once the 'hard bit' of the fitment is done, local garages are able to add the displays at their own pace, or c) despite reports to the contrary, iBus fitting is not quite as complete and trouble-free as stated? |
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