Vehicles
Stagecoach operate a fleet of almost 150 vehicles across its operations in Cambridge. Although there are no fixed allocations of vehicles at outstations, Stagecoach in Cambridge prefers to keep similar vehicle types together.
Stagecoach in Cambridge has around:
- 7 Volvo Olympians, in City Sightseeing livery with 4 of these being open topped. Due to be repacled by Open Top Dennis Tridents by Summer 2011.
- 21 Dennis Tridents, all in Stagecoach livery, with some having Citiplus branding applied;
- 22 Enviro400s all with Cambridge Park and Ride branding applied;
- 50 'Citi' Branded Enviro400s were launched along with the rebranding of the 'Citi' Logo on Saturday the 3rd April 2010. These Vehicles were purchased by stagecoach to help meet EU policy, empowering handicapped people to access buses, by making all buses, low-floored, easy access.
- 27 Alexander ALX300's the majority of which were supplied new to Cambridge, for the launch of the Citi services. These are in Stagecoach livery with many displaying Citi branding;
- 5 Enviro200s which largely reside on the Citi 4 / 6 service and 3 E200 have branded with uni 4 services;
- 5 Optare Solos which all are in Stagecoach livery and reside on services 16, 17 and 19, except one which is in a green City circle livery and;
- 5 Volvo B10M Interurbans which are in Stagecoach training livery and are exclusively used for training duties;
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