The latest repaint into Green Flash is 134:
Back in April 2017 it looked like this:
and back in June 2010 it looked like this: 
Its definitely improved with age!
The Green Flash sees quite a dramatic change at the end of July, details to follow soon!
photos © Richard Smith
134 and 135 say Plymstock City Centre Saltash on the side, 154-159 say Plymstock City Centre St Budeaux
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know the details of the changes at the end of the month! The PDF online don't give much detail?
ReplyDeleteI see the Saltash service is being split again.
Does anyone know which services inter-work with each other.
there is a reduction of 34 percent of services from the staddy area in the new timetable.
DeleteThe saltash service 4/4a will interact with the plymstock service 5b/5c.
ReplyDelete133 now in red swooped livery. Dart 63 and Enviro 200 142 in the body shop at the moment. Work well underway on new acquisition Leyland PD2 102. Being stripped out with most of the window glass removed. Currently in the raised depot.
ReplyDelete133 now out of the paint shop in full red swoop livery.
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know whats happening with the last man ecocity?
ReplyDeleteI’m new to Plymouth and was wondering if I can use my Plymouth city bus ticket for a green flash bus? Thank you
ReplyDeleteYes Green Flash is citybus
DeleteGreen Flash doesnt exist anymore with Citybus, it's all under one brand now. Even the Spark buses will eventually be Citybus Lines.
DeleteAnon 5 March 21:24 Yes you can Green/Yellow/Red/Blue flash & Spark are part of Plymouth Citybus (Although the flash brands are being axed soon). Although a daytime ticket will only be valid for the specific zone you purchase.
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