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Hatters Way, Luton is closed this weekend, and here's why. Closure details: http://goo.gl/qjVNx
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LBC's Cllr Davis, "Part of the benefit of letting someone else do it first - they can have any problems and we've just watched what they've done so we can avoid. We've been following very closely what's been going on in Cambridge. We've taken all the necessary steps to make sure we don't encounter all the problems they did ."
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@Andy - not a lot, but they can bring it to the Executive Committee's attention to make them aware of any financial adjustments that might be required.
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Andy Campbell, managing director for Stagecoach in Cambridge, agreed that August is generally a quiet time, saying: “We have been pleasantly surprised with the demand so far. We are continuing to put on extra buses to keep up with demand and as the system beds in we are confident the service on our luxury buses will go from strength to strength.”
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of course some people want it!
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The vast majority of the price will be funded by the Department for Transport (DfT)
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1 Installation of drainage along the Busway corridor October 2011
2 Construction of the unguided busway including installation of stone, kerb lines, footpaths and tarmac October to December 2011
3 Demolition of Dog Kennel Down Footbridge November 2011
4 Construction of the new Dog Kennel Down footbridge November 2011 to January 2012
2 Construction of the unguided busway including installation of stone, kerb lines, footpaths and tarmac October to December 2011
3 Demolition of Dog Kennel Down Footbridge November 2011
4 Construction of the new Dog Kennel Down footbridge November 2011 to January 2012
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from 1st December
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Learnt this evening that an alternative route round has been created. Need to verify this tomorrow.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-16174368 Transport schemes given £854m in government funding
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Cllr Franks said that the closure will be a “huge addition to the already chaotic traffic conditions.” He said: “It’s a couple of days late for an April Fool joke so I suppose they must be serious.
Nobody you speak to around the town actually wants the council to spend £90 million of taxpayers’ money on the busway.”
Nobody you speak to around the town actually wants the council to spend £90 million of taxpayers’ money on the busway.”
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Bear in mind that the project's conception was many years before half the present councillors were elected, and it's useful to have first hand knowledge of what is being discussed.
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BBC report of the meeting where LBC and CBC are being asked to contribute a growing share of the widening gap between government agreed contribution and projected costs. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-18364078
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BBC - interview (sound) ... http://audioboo.fm/boos/837776-luton-to-dunstable-guided-busway-anger
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Samples of the artists work ... http://www.petemoorhouse.co.uk/
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The full article concludes, "The artwork is funded by developer contributions."
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Draft ideas -- Have Your Say, Remember, from these 2D images will be made large 3D sculptures -- http://buswayart.wordpress.com/2012/07/04/draft-designs/
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sounds like a question for luton borough council to answer.
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Jean A Bruce:
> Is there any parking at any of the stops? So it
> can be treated like a 'Park and ride' type system?
White Lion Retail Park has a small area of parking off College Way.
> Is there any parking at any of the stops? So it
> can be treated like a 'Park and ride' type system?
White Lion Retail Park has a small area of parking off College Way.
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Keep your thoughts coming... I'll try and get answers.
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Thanks for comments and the heads up on parking problems @ white lion ... I thought it was just me!
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Thanks for your questions. Please have a look at the answers so far posted on the or "Busway" Facebook Wall. CBC / LBC (including the operators) have a press / communications team specifically focused on the Busway that will be preparing for launch. This is expected to start marketing in the new year.
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just seen this bit, "The local bus operators taking part are Trent Barton, Kinchbus, Blackpool Transport, Cardiff Bus and Network Warrington."
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The closures will take place on January 19-20 and 26-27, and February 2-3 from 5am on each Saturday and will be lifted no later than 10pm on each Sunday.
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The report has been put back to February. The opening has been put back to June.
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The answer is "Discussions on a range of maintenance issues are underway between CBC and Luton on proposals for a joint maintenance scheme to ease running costs. Unlikely to be resolved for a few months yet but is not expected this to impact on the normal road gritting programme."
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no Dan £5m wasn't spent on the Travel Choices shop.
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worked for me!
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And it comes with a cycle path
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Jeanette we're still waiting to hear what bus timetables will be. It's thought there will be fewer 38s as we know them now, running to Luton, with a new faster Busway route maybe 2 an hour serving Houghton Regis.
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Decisions made years ago, Dunstable councillors opposed it.
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You're a solid focussed campaigner Alfred,
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Whizz Way
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[AW] Would be happy with White Elephant Way. Many a publicist has made money out of a negative.
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Maybe they should hold a raffle to be among the first bus passengers?
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Have asked. No response yet.
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LUTON Timetables http://arrivabus.mobi/mobile/List.aspx?txt=luton&stype=Town®=UK
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7,,38 Luton - Houghton Regis http://arrivabus.mobi/mobile/serviceInformation.aspx?id=12575&r=UK
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That link is not found on the mobile version Michael. "starting 30th June" http://arrivabus.mobi/mobile/List.aspx?listtype=Update&id=12575
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would that be the arriva-m ticket app for android? Some bad reviews for that if it is
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Buses may come off busway and drop down to Tesco, then back up. Who knows?
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This was the information source passed on in good faith. Currently awaiting clarification.
Dear All
Following yesterdays Busway Project Board (PB) meeting we now have an opening date for the Busway, it will be either 23 or 24 September to combine with the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) event being held at Luton. The plan is to get a Minister down for that event and open the Busway, depending which day he/she can make will depend on the opening date.
Dave
Dave Buck
Transport Strategy
Central Bedfordshire Council, Sustainable Communities Directorate,
Technology House, 239 Ampthill Road, Bedford MK42 9BD
Direct dial: 0300 300 6198 | Internal: 76198 | Email: dave.buck@centralbedfordshire.gov.uk
Dear All
Following yesterdays Busway Project Board (PB) meeting we now have an opening date for the Busway, it will be either 23 or 24 September to combine with the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) event being held at Luton. The plan is to get a Minister down for that event and open the Busway, depending which day he/she can make will depend on the opening date.
Dave
Dave Buck
Transport Strategy
Central Bedfordshire Council, Sustainable Communities Directorate,
Technology House, 239 Ampthill Road, Bedford MK42 9BD
Direct dial: 0300 300 6198 | Internal: 76198 | Email: dave.buck@centralbedfordshire.gov.uk
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where have they said that, Paul?
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look about 10am for buses. sure, post Eucador pictures. (personal opinion would be the bus service should connect to towns 24 hrs. Peak airport times are 4am 6am and 9-pm-midnight.)
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trolleybuses? so now you want rails all over the neighbourhood roads?
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sorry, I was thinking "trams" . apologies.
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but you see, trolleybuses go on tarmac, so the "roadway" would have to be wider for passing than the busway concrete guideway needs to be.
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theatre
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Ah, so you're worried about Jeans Way becoming a park and ride zone if you had a stop that you could walk to? So, should White Lion Retail Park worry for the same reason?
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Wouldn't bus stop access from Jeans Way add value to property?
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Nigel Young your input, please.
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I think the idea for tesco/Skimpot, is that the buses *might* come off the busway, and then go back on, so as to deposit/pickup passengers near the shop, but I have no definitive knowledge of what is planned, as yet.
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who's going to stop you? :-/
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will try to get official word on that one.
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Chris, did you see anything that could have been a health and safety hazard?
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Jcky, an official opening day has been proposed. 23 or 24 Sept. Some buses on busway now are for training purposes.
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www.luton.gov.uk/busway cbc's Let's talk central, cbc's travel choices have all been invited to respond.
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@Joseph @Tim @Tony The best answer you will probably ever get to the why question is on those pages stemming from http://www.luton.gov.uk/transport_and_streets/transport_planning/luton%20dunstable%20busway/Pages/default.aspx
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Travel Choices was planning to hold some sort of cycling rally to coincide with the official opening of the Busway. I'm sure they'll post on this page when they have news of that.
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it looks reduced.
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Discussed tarmac issue with rep from Travel Choices yesterday. Apparently the lack of tarmac has something to do with aesthetic look and wish no despoil Blows Down look. Mmmm. So the tarmac stops at Chaul end Road (? - confirm if you can). But discussion then moved on to weed growth through the cycle path if not tar macked.
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Bedfordshire’s University Technical College (UTC) in Houghton Regis and Central Bedfordshire College in Dunstable are on the new 74 service from Toddington.
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How it was constructed: http://www.lutondunstablebusway.co.uk/newsPDFs/New_Civil_Engineer_Jan2012.pdf
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BAM Image Gallery: http://www.lutondunstablebusway.co.uk/gallery.html
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FACTS AND FIGURES:
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The Busway is 13.4km long including 7.4km of guided track, 2.4km unguided and 3.6km on highway (including sections of bus lanes) running between Houghton Regis, Dunstable, Luton and London Luton Airport. It will be the second longest Busway in the world (and the longest urban busway). Cambridge is currently the longest - but mainly rural - and the Adelaide O-Bahn Busway in Adelaide, South Australia is the third longest.
Cycle lanes are included along the main Busway between Blackburn Road in Houghton Regis and the M1 bridge, then extending on into Luton. High profile stops with real time passenger information will be on the main Busway and at key locations in the town centres and Luton Dunstable Hospital.
As part of the scheme approximately 250 new and existing bus stops throughout the conurbation will be improved to provide level boarding and real time passenger information.
Cycle lanes are included along the main Busway between Blackburn Road in Houghton Regis and the M1 bridge, then extending on into Luton. High profile stops with real time passenger information will be on the main Busway and at key locations in the town centres and Luton Dunstable Hospital.
As part of the scheme approximately 250 new and existing bus stops throughout the conurbation will be improved to provide level boarding and real time passenger information.
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Why a Busway and not a railway?
There was a public inquiry back in 2005 that went into detail on this. The case was made and supported by the inspector that using buses provided the most flexible and cost effective solution.
How fast will it be?
The Busway is able to travel at speeds of 50mph on unrestricted sections reducing , to 30mph by bus stops and crossing points
How much will it cost to travel on the Busway?
While the Busway will be owned and maintained by the local authorities the services will be provided by the bus operators at the going rate.
There was a public inquiry back in 2005 that went into detail on this. The case was made and supported by the inspector that using buses provided the most flexible and cost effective solution.
How fast will it be?
The Busway is able to travel at speeds of 50mph on unrestricted sections reducing , to 30mph by bus stops and crossing points
How much will it cost to travel on the Busway?
While the Busway will be owned and maintained by the local authorities the services will be provided by the bus operators at the going rate.
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Nick, you'll need to write to luton borough council about resurfacing.
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AIRPORT LINK: There's a 24/7 link from Luton town centre (railway station) to/from the airport. You may have to change buses to get there.
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Kendall, no it can't possibly be this one.
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Rebecca Olds it was at the Tithe Farm NC event.
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Thanks Jeff. Similar comments have been made on other posts to the page. CBC Travel Choices person has said it's on their snag list.
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^^ Not advisable, as trial runs are in progress at ANY time.
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Tanya, try asking the same question on the Travel choices Facebook Page.
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http://youtu.be/Yzrv4OgCCjU This shows you how to get your bike through, although some of us will still be challenged!
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Dunstable also has a C service http://www.grantpalmer.com/route%20timetables/Routec.pdf - Some folk in HR won't be too happy at having to be delayed by having to route around Asda and Winston Churchill.
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Thanks for that Jasper. Never heard about that site!
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Acccording to http://www.travelluton.co.uk/busway yes, Tyler Maguire
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timetables, prices, tickets http://www.travelluton.co.uk/busway - services on busway start 25/9
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Transmission 2013
This sculpture celebrates the rich manufacturing heritage of Houghton Regis and Dunstable – the very reason why many families relocated here from London. The cog is a symbol of the engineering that the area was so proud of, with its car industry and well as many other manufacturing industries. Two or more cogs working in tandem are called a transmission as two meshing cogs transmit rotational motion. The cogs are also found on Houghton Regis town crest.
The sculpture was designed by Artist Pete Moorhouse. Ideas were informed by community consultation and workshops with several local schools; St Georges, Icknield Lower School, King’s Houghton Middle School and Central Bedfordshire College.
Source: http://www.petemoorhouse.co.uk/busway-sculpture-5/
This sculpture celebrates the rich manufacturing heritage of Houghton Regis and Dunstable – the very reason why many families relocated here from London. The cog is a symbol of the engineering that the area was so proud of, with its car industry and well as many other manufacturing industries. Two or more cogs working in tandem are called a transmission as two meshing cogs transmit rotational motion. The cogs are also found on Houghton Regis town crest.
The sculpture was designed by Artist Pete Moorhouse. Ideas were informed by community consultation and workshops with several local schools; St Georges, Icknield Lower School, King’s Houghton Middle School and Central Bedfordshire College.
Source: http://www.petemoorhouse.co.uk/busway-sculpture-5/
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This proposal was, however, rejected by Luton Borough Council , which confirmed in a letter from its Chief Executive dated 20 April 2004 (in Ob250/5) that it proposed to proceed with the TWA application alone. http://j.mp/1aBsCEz
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List of all changes (made to the revised version after 2002):
Affecting The Luton Dunstable Translink Order 2006
Made by The Luton Dunstable Translink Order 2006 affecting other Legislation
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2006/3118/resources
links to: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/changes/affecting/uksi/2006/3118
Affecting The Luton Dunstable Translink Order 2006
Made by The Luton Dunstable Translink Order 2006 affecting other Legislation
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2006/3118/resources
links to: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/changes/affecting/uksi/2006/3118
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Caption this! Looks like a right old argument!
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Arriva Ticket prices on here https://tickets.arrivabus.co.uk/south-east/luton-and-dunstable/
Jude Binoy It's not shown on here, but I learnt today from an Arriva marketing manager that there will be an Arriva weekly ticket just for the busway that will be £14 - could be very handy for commuters.
Neil Scoggins The same Arriva marketing manager explained that there is a DAY ticket for £4.20 for Arriva (follow the link), so quite why £5.10 is being quoted, ??
Tanya Ducker Learnt today that the "Toland" stop is going to be renamed to "Stanton Road" as Toland is a Close that few know where it is.
Jude Binoy It's not shown on here, but I learnt today from an Arriva marketing manager that there will be an Arriva weekly ticket just for the busway that will be £14 - could be very handy for commuters.
Neil Scoggins The same Arriva marketing manager explained that there is a DAY ticket for £4.20 for Arriva (follow the link), so quite why £5.10 is being quoted, ??
Tanya Ducker Learnt today that the "Toland" stop is going to be renamed to "Stanton Road" as Toland is a Close that few know where it is.
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For all ticket enquiries please go to https://www.cbtravelchoices.co.uk/bus
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Bill Albone Welcome to the Page.
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TALKING SIGNS. Keyfobs for partially sighted http://www.rnib.org.uk/professionals/services/tactile/rnibreact/Pages/rnib_react.aspx
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Nigel, It's not good is it? Maybe the "Busway News" Page needs to evolve into a campaigning organisation for better services?
You could always have a longer night out and get the 0424 Train back and then the 0603 31 towards Dunstable. 0626 Dunstable, Asda, Stop P (on Court Drive).
You could always have a longer night out and get the 0424 Train back and then the 0603 31 towards Dunstable. 0626 Dunstable, Asda, Stop P (on Court Drive).
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Gill, ask https://www.cbtravelchoices.co.uk/busway
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No one has said you have sworn Bill.
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St Pancras to Dog and Duck, Parkside, Houghton Regis in 1hr 07 minutes with the new busway. Plan your journey on mobile devices at http://www.travelinesoutheast.org.uk/bcl/XSLT_TRIP_REQUEST2
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Tony, a response from Arriva is awaited. Let's give them a chance to respond.
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.. except they have little wheels, horizontal on the side to connect to the sides of the smooth concrete rails to give you a remarkably comfortable ride.
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click the picture to take you to the site where the people with the answers can tell you.
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Julia, the D&D is shut down, but many people live near by and will be able to comfortably commute to Central London in a reasonable time.
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Nigel, you can still go onto Gatwick or Brighton on the railway. Reinstating a single track railway between the towns would not have helped two way passenger travel.
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Cllr Nigel Young, Executive Member for Sustainable Communities (Strategic Planning and Economic Development), said:"The Luton Dunstable Busway is far more flexible than rail could ever be, and quicker and more reliable than conventional bus services,which makes it absolutely the best way to travel between Houghton Regis, Dunstable and Luton. "The great benefits are faster journey times and improved connections for businesses, from as early as 5.30am until late on week days. We’ve been able to deliver four great routes and ensure that the Busway will open up a wealth of opportunities for hassle-free journeys to work, college, shopping,the theatre or just catching up with friends. It also has much wider benefits for the economic regeneration of the area,with businesses already saying that the Busway opens up new opportunities for them.” There are more than 150 upgraded busstops between and along the guided and road sections of the busway. Buses will stop at key locations in Dunstable town centre, such as outside the Winston Churchill and Asda. Services extend to the Downside and Beecroft estates in the town,as well as running from Toddington in via Houghton Regis' Parkside estate and town centre.
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I think he;'d looked both ways and the other traffic had already stopped, so he was proceeding with caution. maybe a timing issue with the lights phasing.
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John, from Toddington change at Morrisons or Portland Ride. The A service, or 38 will take you into Dunstable, and you'll only be waiting a few minutes
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TRAVEL PLANNER - http:is.gd/gotravel
FROM HARLINGTON: Does Train/bus work for you?
At 11:08 From Harlington (Beds) Rail Station Map
Take First Capital Connect (towards Brighton Rail Station)
At 11:24 walk to Luton Town Centre, Luton Railway Station, Stop K (on Station Road) Map.
Transfer time: 4 minutes
At 11:28 From Luton Town Centre, Luton Railway Station, Stop K
Take Grant Palmer C (towards Luton Town Centre, Luton Railway Station)Timetable
To Dunstable, Asda, Stop P (on Court Drive) Map, arriving at 11:39
Overall Journey time: 38mins ; Interchanges: 1
FROM HARLINGTON: Does Train/bus work for you?
At 11:08 From Harlington (Beds) Rail Station Map
Take First Capital Connect (towards Brighton Rail Station)
At 11:24 walk to Luton Town Centre, Luton Railway Station, Stop K (on Station Road) Map.
Transfer time: 4 minutes
At 11:28 From Luton Town Centre, Luton Railway Station, Stop K
Take Grant Palmer C (towards Luton Town Centre, Luton Railway Station)Timetable
To Dunstable, Asda, Stop P (on Court Drive) Map, arriving at 11:39
Overall Journey time: 38mins ; Interchanges: 1
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Gavin Cambridge have a plough, assume the same here. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cambridgeshire-15734955
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You lot?
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Kevin, about the locked gate, don't know. Before the busway opened officially, a bus window was broken about there, when children threw stones. The gate was due to be installed to stop people rushing through the open gap onto the track.
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True, It's what was related to me on the bus by an official on the day before the opening.
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Harry Tipsyy Keyte One way £3.50. All day ticket Arriva £4.20. Hip Hop ticket all day (Arriva+Grant Palmer + Centrebus) £4.60; Arriva Weekly ticket just for busway £14.
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Arriva: Fare example: Houghton Regis to Luton Station Interchange £3.40 single, £4.20 return, £14 weekly.
Centrebus: 3 monthly ticket 112.50 http://www.centrebus.info/Pages/Sales_LutonTickets.aspx
Centrebus: 3 monthly ticket 112.50 http://www.centrebus.info/Pages/Sales_LutonTickets.aspx
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By having it as a guided bus way allows the buses to pass each other in opposite directions at speed whilst having little separation from each other. Whilst a buses only road would have had greater versatility, you would either have to drop the speed limit or make the road wider so the buses can pass each other safely at speed. The latter would have involved sacrificing the shared pedestrian/cycle path and/or encroaching into people's properties/existing roads/countryside.
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Jude - which CentreBus are you trying to catch?
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Service B . All your info on here: http://www.centrebus.info/Pages/Busway.aspx
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Mark, Stanton Rd to Interchange.. 3.10 return (you go down from starting point, then across to your destination, or vice versa for the other direction)
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Irrelevant off-topic comments have been removed.
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email sent to lbc. Thanks Jo.
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NEWS RELEASE FROM CBC :Travel advisors in Toddington
Travel Advisors are on the streets of Toddington assisting residents to plan their journeys and helping them keep fit and save money as a result.
The Travel Advisors are part of Central Bedfordshire Council's Travel Choices project, a sustainable travel and transport project for Dunstable, Leighton Buzzard, Houghton Regis. It aims to improve travel to employment and education by offering better and informed choices. The team have covered Dunstable and Houghton Regis and are now branching out to Toddington after the successful launch of the Luton Dunstable Busway, which Toddington bus routes feed into.
Advisors will be knocking on doors to talk to people about their travel patterns and needs. They can then give tailored information and advice to show people the different options for travel, which they may not know about. They will also be promoting the improved E service from Toddington to Luton, which uses the Busway, and the new community 74 service which creates a better link to Central Bedfordshire College and the University Technical College in Houghton Regis.
All Travel Advisors are specially trained to offer this advice in a clear and sensitive way. For more information on them and the Travel Choices project, visit www.cbtravelchoices.co.uk or follow news on www.facebook.com/travelchoices
Travel Advisors are on the streets of Toddington assisting residents to plan their journeys and helping them keep fit and save money as a result.
The Travel Advisors are part of Central Bedfordshire Council's Travel Choices project, a sustainable travel and transport project for Dunstable, Leighton Buzzard, Houghton Regis. It aims to improve travel to employment and education by offering better and informed choices. The team have covered Dunstable and Houghton Regis and are now branching out to Toddington after the successful launch of the Luton Dunstable Busway, which Toddington bus routes feed into.
Advisors will be knocking on doors to talk to people about their travel patterns and needs. They can then give tailored information and advice to show people the different options for travel, which they may not know about. They will also be promoting the improved E service from Toddington to Luton, which uses the Busway, and the new community 74 service which creates a better link to Central Bedfordshire College and the University Technical College in Houghton Regis.
All Travel Advisors are specially trained to offer this advice in a clear and sensitive way. For more information on them and the Travel Choices project, visit www.cbtravelchoices.co.uk or follow news on www.facebook.com/travelchoices
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UPDATE: We have been provided with a new contact email address for busway maintenance type issues. highways.maintenance@luton.gov.uk - please use this to report issues.
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Thanks, guys.
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Busway is not moaning. It is reporting.
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anything similar please report to highway.maintenance@luton.gov.uk
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Another comment on Dont Let Dunstable Die FB Page says " Think people should get facts straight, the driver was hurt n taken to hospital cos some prat tried overtaking him on hatters way and smashed into him which caused him to hurtle onto busway! " - Whatever the facts are let's not jump to conclusions.
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The only road a SatNav may direct someone down is the road running past Luton Railway station (Station Road) as this used to be accessible to all vehicles. There are no guideways on that section - its just a buses only road. The guideways are on what used to be the railway line, which was never a road, so a Sat Nav shouldn't be directing people onto the guideway.
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Hi John, can you please post that in the section "Are you happy with the current services on the bus way?"
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NOT HRTC. Assumption is Arriva. Card comes with an Arriva leaflet promoting the use of the Connect card. Blurb says: "No more paper tickets, No rooting around for change every time you want to ride the bus, More security - register your connect Arriva Connect Card and if you have to report it lost or stolen any tickets you've preloaded on it will be protected, Topping up is easy too - add more journeys onboard our buses or at our travel shop in Luton."
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Arriva Connect Card area
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Find out more at http://arrivabus.co.uk/connect
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THanks Nicholas McKee - found it now.
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Whilst there was no bus way when people purchased their houses, it was a disused railway line with plans to do something with it. If we had no bus way then we may have eventually had a railway of some kind even if it were a heritage line which was proposed by a heritage group. Either way, it weren't going to remain a disused railway forever.
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A service timetable https://www.arrivabus.co.uk/serviceInformation.aspx?id=34359738824
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Christine Clavey - west from New Bedford Road.
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Looks like they are going for bollards now, which could bring problems of a different kind.
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Which authority puts the times on the electronic displays? This is centrally managed by our real time provider Vix based on the scheduled bus information provided by the Bus operators it is managed centrally.
When Parkside Drive was closed the RT displays were still active. We can change the displays if the buses are to be re-routed for any length of time, this does require the relevant person to be notified by the Bus operator/Streetworks team
Who would I write to about a problem, now or in the future? Any issues in Luton please feel free to contact me, Central Bedfordshire 0300 300 8308 / customers@centralbedfordshire.gov.uk
When Parkside Drive was closed the RT displays were still active. We can change the displays if the buses are to be re-routed for any length of time, this does require the relevant person to be notified by the Bus operator/Streetworks team
Who would I write to about a problem, now or in the future? Any issues in Luton please feel free to contact me, Central Bedfordshire 0300 300 8308 / customers@centralbedfordshire.gov.uk
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oops. (comma)
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No limit for pensioners in central beds area until they reach Luton
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In case the picture isn't displaying fully on a mobile device, it shows a 50mph and a 20mph signpost
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Information received states that Cllr Franks is sticking to his claim.
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The closure will be from 20.00 on Tuesday night until 05.30 on Wednesday morning.
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It's being done to plug the gaps with a flexible material that will hopefully reduce noise to local residents.
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RESPONSE AS FOLLOWS:"These works were complete on a short trail section of the Busway overnight on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. We have noise monitoring equipment nearby which has been measuring noise levels before the works started (this will supplement measurements we took last year) and will continue to measure for a few days now that the works are complete to enable us to establish whether or not the trial has made any difference to nearby residents.
Other than that, at this time there’s nothing more to add.
(REDACTED AUTHORS NAME)
Luton Borough Council"
Other than that, at this time there’s nothing more to add.
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Luton Borough Council"
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Thanks for the update, Jo.
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Do you know which buses, Janice?
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From 31 August
SERVICE 39
from Dog & Duck towards Luton, including (L &D), via Parkside Drive Windsor Drive, Wheatfield Road
SERVICE A
from Dog & Duck towards Dunstable, via Parkside Drive, Sundon Rd, Tithe Farm Road, High Street, Busway (not including L&D hospital)
SERVICE 38
from Luton (including L& D hospital) calling in Lewsey Farm, Wheatfield Rd, Windsor Drive, (MISSING OUT Parkside and Tithe Farm), East End, High Street Morrisons, and on towards Dunstable via High Street North)
SERVICE 39
from Dog & Duck towards Luton, including (L &D), via Parkside Drive Windsor Drive, Wheatfield Road
SERVICE A
from Dog & Duck towards Dunstable, via Parkside Drive, Sundon Rd, Tithe Farm Road, High Street, Busway (not including L&D hospital)
SERVICE 38
from Luton (including L& D hospital) calling in Lewsey Farm, Wheatfield Rd, Windsor Drive, (MISSING OUT Parkside and Tithe Farm), East End, High Street Morrisons, and on towards Dunstable via High Street North)
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no, Sam, the story on BBC was later changed.
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And here it is .... "New route announced as busway breaks through the million passenger mark.
A new service using the Luton Dunstable Busway has been announced today alongside confirmation that more than a million passenger journeys were made during its first nine months of operation.
Reporting patronage figures up to and including quarter three, Luton Borough and Central Bedfordshire Councils, together with the three bus operators Arriva, Centrebus and Grant Palmer, revealed that just under 1,040,000 passenger journeys were undertaken on the busway’s four core
routes up to the end of June 2014.
With the first anniversary of operations now fast approaching, Arriva has announced a new hourly F70 service using the guideway will begin on 2 November, saving up to half-an-hour on journey times between Luton, Dunstable, Leighton Buzzard and Milton Keynes.
“I am absolutely delighted with this indication of the busway’s encouraging strong performance during its first year of operation,” said Cllr Dave Taylor, Luton Borough Council’s Portfolio Holder for environment, “and it comes as no surprise to hear of this new route being confirmed and of Arriva’s confidence in the infrastructure.
“The popularity of the busway is undoubtedly the biggest single reason why we have seen the total number of passengers boarding buses grow by around six per cent in central Luton and nine per cent in Dunstable and Houghton Regis town centres this year.
“The evidence is that both the busway and its shared-use path are also delivering significant modal shift by supporting an increasing number of journeys undertaken by sustainable transport instead of by car.”
Although detailed patronage data is confidential information to the individual bus operators, it can be confirmed that 346,854 passenger journeys were registered in quarter one from 1 October to 31 December, 338,810 in quarter two from 1 January to 31 March, and 351,625 from 1 April to 30 June.
Services on the Luton Dunstable Busway began on 25 September 2013, with four initial routes providing core services between Luton and Dunstable up to every eight minutes at peak times, travelling on the guideway at speeds of up to 50mph and linking the two town centres in just 15 minutes.
The figures confirm Arriva’s A service is the most used route, with up to four buses an hour each way linking Parkside in Houghton Regis with London Luton Airport via Dunstable and Luton Station Interchange in around 25 minutes.
Two routes operated by Centrebus, the B service from Downside estate in Dunstable to Luton Station Interchange, and the E service from Toddington Green to Luton Galaxy Centre via Dunstable, and Grant Palmer’s C service from Beecroft estate in Dunstable to Luton Station Interchange, are also popular.
Cllr Nigel Young, Executive Member for Sustainable Communities at Central Bedfordshire Council, said: ““I’m really encouraged by the success of the busway, testament to the genuine improvement it has made to travel between Dunstable and Luton. The new service is particularly welcome, providing Leighton Buzzard residents with a greater choice of transport options for their local journeys”.
Arriva’s new fast F70 service will run alongside its traditional 70 route, which will now also become an hourly service. The projected journey time saving between Luton and Milton Keynes is up to 30 minutes in each direction.
Linsey Frostick, regional marketing manager for Arriva, said: “We are delighted with the first year of the busway, and we have received some excellent feedback from customers who have shifted to using the busway instead of another bus route, and from those who have switched from the car.
“Quick, congestion-free and linking the whole conurbation, the A service’s growth has been extremely good.
“Since 31 August we have also introduced more frequent early-morning and late-evening buses on the route offering further benefits to passengers travelling to work and for leisure.”
David Shelley, commercial director at Centrebus, said: “We have continued to see patronage growth on our B and E services through the summer, with our Carbonara smartcard scheme proving particularly popular, so we are very positive about the future.”
A new service using the Luton Dunstable Busway has been announced today alongside confirmation that more than a million passenger journeys were made during its first nine months of operation.
Reporting patronage figures up to and including quarter three, Luton Borough and Central Bedfordshire Councils, together with the three bus operators Arriva, Centrebus and Grant Palmer, revealed that just under 1,040,000 passenger journeys were undertaken on the busway’s four core
routes up to the end of June 2014.
With the first anniversary of operations now fast approaching, Arriva has announced a new hourly F70 service using the guideway will begin on 2 November, saving up to half-an-hour on journey times between Luton, Dunstable, Leighton Buzzard and Milton Keynes.
“I am absolutely delighted with this indication of the busway’s encouraging strong performance during its first year of operation,” said Cllr Dave Taylor, Luton Borough Council’s Portfolio Holder for environment, “and it comes as no surprise to hear of this new route being confirmed and of Arriva’s confidence in the infrastructure.
“The popularity of the busway is undoubtedly the biggest single reason why we have seen the total number of passengers boarding buses grow by around six per cent in central Luton and nine per cent in Dunstable and Houghton Regis town centres this year.
“The evidence is that both the busway and its shared-use path are also delivering significant modal shift by supporting an increasing number of journeys undertaken by sustainable transport instead of by car.”
Although detailed patronage data is confidential information to the individual bus operators, it can be confirmed that 346,854 passenger journeys were registered in quarter one from 1 October to 31 December, 338,810 in quarter two from 1 January to 31 March, and 351,625 from 1 April to 30 June.
Services on the Luton Dunstable Busway began on 25 September 2013, with four initial routes providing core services between Luton and Dunstable up to every eight minutes at peak times, travelling on the guideway at speeds of up to 50mph and linking the two town centres in just 15 minutes.
The figures confirm Arriva’s A service is the most used route, with up to four buses an hour each way linking Parkside in Houghton Regis with London Luton Airport via Dunstable and Luton Station Interchange in around 25 minutes.
Two routes operated by Centrebus, the B service from Downside estate in Dunstable to Luton Station Interchange, and the E service from Toddington Green to Luton Galaxy Centre via Dunstable, and Grant Palmer’s C service from Beecroft estate in Dunstable to Luton Station Interchange, are also popular.
Cllr Nigel Young, Executive Member for Sustainable Communities at Central Bedfordshire Council, said: ““I’m really encouraged by the success of the busway, testament to the genuine improvement it has made to travel between Dunstable and Luton. The new service is particularly welcome, providing Leighton Buzzard residents with a greater choice of transport options for their local journeys”.
Arriva’s new fast F70 service will run alongside its traditional 70 route, which will now also become an hourly service. The projected journey time saving between Luton and Milton Keynes is up to 30 minutes in each direction.
Linsey Frostick, regional marketing manager for Arriva, said: “We are delighted with the first year of the busway, and we have received some excellent feedback from customers who have shifted to using the busway instead of another bus route, and from those who have switched from the car.
“Quick, congestion-free and linking the whole conurbation, the A service’s growth has been extremely good.
“Since 31 August we have also introduced more frequent early-morning and late-evening buses on the route offering further benefits to passengers travelling to work and for leisure.”
David Shelley, commercial director at Centrebus, said: “We have continued to see patronage growth on our B and E services through the summer, with our Carbonara smartcard scheme proving particularly popular, so we are very positive about the future.”
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Stanton Rd stop.
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Here is the link to the leaflet on the Arriva web site: http://www.arrivabus.co.uk/globalassets/documents/south-east/leaflets/leafletbuckschanges_nov14.pdf
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John - the bus at the back was out of service as the driver had finished his shift and was returning the bus back to the depot - he wanted to get home. The other drivers had already suffered disruption due to the earlier march in Luton and would have to cut their breaks short as well as enduring angry passengers complaining about the buses being late.
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I didn't ask the driver but one of the bus drivers said he was looking at his Sat Nav. The only way I think this can happen is if they start their journey on Hitchin Road, Luton and an old Sat Nav tells them to drive past the station (which is now buses only). If they carry on driving straight without paying any attention (even to their Sat Nav telling them to turn left/right onto Guildford Street or New Bedford Road) then I guess they could end up on the bus way but you're right - how on earth do they end up driving on something that doesn't bear any resemblance to a normal road?
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Elizabeth - there is now an Arriva survey on the page that you can fill out to provide feedback.
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Daniel James has written a comment which has been automatically hidden from the Page for using an offensive word. It is quite clear that he is NOT an authoritive voice on the bus changes. If he was he would not have used it.
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19th April 2015: 61 Arriva, Aylesbury – Ivinghoe – Luton: Route change, this service will no longer serve Luton and will terminate at ASDA in Dunstable. Passengers wishing to travel onwards are advised to change onto route 31 (for trips to Luton and Dunstable Hospital) or The A Flyer (for trips to Luton town centre and the Airport) at Dunstable, the Winston Churchill stop. Timing changes throughout.
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What was it like after the Exeter game given the buses were operating a Sunday service?
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How many buses were there and did everyone get away okay?
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Thanks, John, I'll pass info back to Arriva's GM, Linsey Frostick. I'm sure she'll be pleased.
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some tweaks.
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7th June. Video shows car on track. https://www.facebook.com/maz.conniff/videos/o.10150091810465263/10153086117879753/?type=2&theater
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We are informed that work commences on this soon (if it hasn't already) and that you may expect it to be operational by Easter.
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Centrebus response: "Unfortunately the bus E doesn't stop at Jeansway.
However, our X31 service stops on Luton Road close to Jeansway if this is any help to yourself?"
However, our X31 service stops on Luton Road close to Jeansway if this is any help to yourself?"
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There is to be a reduction in the Centrebus 'E' service, which currently runs through Houghton Regis to Luton on the busway. The new service will run hourly (instead of half hourly as it is now). However, Saturday service will cease altogether. Toddington Parish Council are hopeful that CBC may be able to come up with a Saturday bus. see http://www.toddington.ourparishcouncil.org/artdet01.php?c=0&id=524&q=28
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Reports says Beds Police and Centrebus are investigating. http://www.dunstabletoday.co.uk/news/local-news/luton-dunstable-busway-crash-leaves-32-injured-1-7439179
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One of those injured in a crash on the Luton busway on Saturday has been speaking of the moment the two buses collided.
Seventeen people were injured, with 15 taken to hospital .
Adam Carrick, a tattoo artist, said it all happened very suddenly.
He said: "I got thrown halfway down the aisle of the bus; got up to check everyone was all right; tried to get everybody back off the aisle because there was glass everywhere. The young lady in front of me started having an epileptic fit."
Seventeen people were injured, with 15 taken to hospital .
Adam Carrick, a tattoo artist, said it all happened very suddenly.
He said: "I got thrown halfway down the aisle of the bus; got up to check everyone was all right; tried to get everybody back off the aisle because there was glass everywhere. The young lady in front of me started having an epileptic fit."
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This was the 1827 service from the station and whilst it didn't make any stops, it picked up a load of people on its return. - MP
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Hang on, folks! Curiously, a new Registration has been made for ZA/AZ service, "Start point Luton Interchange
Finish point Luton Interchange
Via Lewsey Farm, Houghton Regis & Dunstable"
These Registrations take awhile to be approved, and this could mean anything. So until we hear more from the companies, watch this space!
Finish point Luton Interchange
Via Lewsey Farm, Houghton Regis & Dunstable"
These Registrations take awhile to be approved, and this could mean anything. So until we hear more from the companies, watch this space!
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Good morning. Did you use the free bus?
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I have spoke to people today and heard from some in Dunstable they were unaware of the diversions to bus services.
I have asked CBC if they can assist with more signage to help locals who aren't on social media.
Paul .
I have asked CBC if they can assist with more signage to help locals who aren't on social media.
Paul .
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Dave Streeton I did see some but this was opinions from residents.
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