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Green
Line (Part 1)
Green Line started as a collection
of cross-London bus services linking suburban towns through the city
centre. In the 1970s and 80s it grew into a group of local
coach services operated by London Country. Latterly it is
now a marketing brand for an ever dwindling collection of limited stop
services run by local companies. Below is a brief sample of
Green Line operation. |
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| London Country ECW/Olympian LRC14
(C214UPD) waits at Ecclestone Bridge for departure to Luton Airport
in July 1986. This service still exists today. |
Photographed at the end of a crisp
winter's day in old Gloucester Green Bus Station, Oxford is London
Country TD12 (YPD112Y), a Duple/Tiger, about to return to
London. January 1984. |
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| First Beeline recently acquired some
Plaxton/Volvos from Glasgow. Their 743 (R343GHS) is
seen in Bracknell Bus Station on the 702 service to London. |
Current Green Line logo. |
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