Ipswich Buses Main Vehicles Used For Park & Ride
| Registration | Designated P&R site | Date of Operation | Colour |
|---|---|---|---|
| R186 DDX | London Road | 1997–2002 | Purple |
| R187 DDX | London Road | 1997–2002 | Purple |
| R188 DDX | London Road | 1997–2002 | Purple |
| R189 DDX | London Road | 1997–2002 | Purple |
| X151 LBJ | Bury Road | 2000–2002 | Purple |
| X152 LBJ | Bury Road | 2000–2002 | Purple |
| X153 LBJ | Bury Road | 2000–2002 | Purple |
| YG52 DGO | London Road | 2002–2008 | Purple |
| YG52 DHF | London Road | 2002–2008 | Purple |
| YG52 DGE | London Road | 2002–2008 | Purple |
| YG52 DGF | London Road | 2002–2008 | Purple |
| PN52 XBO | Bury Road | 2002–2008 | Purple |
| PN52 XBK | Bury Road | 2002–2008 | Purple |
| PN52 XBJ | Bury Road | 2002–2008 | Purple |
| PJ53 OLC | Martlesham | 2003–2008 | Purple with White stripe |
| PJ53 OLE | Martlesham | 2003–2008 | Purple with White stripe |
| PJ53 OLG | Martlesham | 2003–2008 | Purple with White stripe |
| PJ53 OLH | Martlesham | 2003–2008 | Purple with White stripe |
| PJ53 OLK | Martlesham | 2003–2008 | Purple with White stripe |
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