1. Strictly speaking, there is none. The best in London, I'd like to think, is the 121 (Edgware - Wood Green) operated by Arriva London and the 85 (Putney Bridge - Kingston). For sightseeing the 11 and 15 are the best bet. If you really want a scenic ride, the only way is to get out of London. The best on my list is Yorkshire Coastliner's 840 (Leeds - York - Malton - Wiltby). It's a very long route (nearly 4 hours one way), but it's really worth doing.
2. The 9 and 15 at Zone 1 between 0930 - 1730 will do the trick.
3. The one at the top of my head is Scottish Vintage Bus Museum, but that pretty far away. You are much better off just google it.
4. The first stop at Manchester is right next to the coach station. If you get there by coach, you won't miss it. That service goes out of Manchester btw, in case you are not aware of yet.
5. Supposedly 420 (London - Birmingham - Wolverhampton) is the best bet, but it's not an absolute guarantee, since I believe Central Connect operate the service as well, with Scania/Van Hools.
原帖由 NV58 於 2009-6-2 02:29 發表
3. The one at the top of my head is Scottish Vintage Bus Museum, but that pretty far away. You are much better off just google it.
本人會在愛丁堡留2日1夜，請問由愛丁堡去Scottish Vintage Bus Museum應該點去？
The Irizar PBs can also be found on rt.210 (Gatwick - Heathrow - Banbury - Coventry - Birmingham - Wolverhampton).
But it seems that it's not a usual route tourists will ride on...
Also I remember seeing PBs on rt.460 as well, but not sure if they're usually served by them.
