just a quick question, when was the last double deck coaches built and by whom, Volgren or Denning? To be technical i suppose. The last Australian built double decker was by MCA in 2003 for Driver Bus Lines (Melbourne) & its in Gray Line livery for day tours in Melbourne. Well done to Denning i...

90 has the U.S. Coaches logo removed from the front and a Ventura logo added. Still retaining U.S. on the sides.

since i'm on my phone using this, i might actually add another to Dandenong, i can't edit my post because i'm on my phone :/ :? Dandy station; East-West Grenda's Invicta Moorabbin Transit Cranbourne Transit Western Port Roadlines Tullamarine Bus Lines Is it really fair to count Grendas Invicta Moor...

They also have a BCI Proma.

That depends on how you define the entire group. If Victoria only, yes you are right but not if you take the whole of CDC. Praytell what are CDC NSW buying right at this moment thats not Volvo? I was specific when i said in my older post becuase thats what they are buying NOW. Not previously. NOW. ...

I have followed coaches down the Toowoomba ranges with their brakelights on the whole time. Daz Though i dont know the vehicle/s your talking about. In some cases in particular Volvos the 3 stage retarders will set the brake lights on even without the driver touching the brakes. A safety feature so...

soulblade wrote:B12BLE 14.5m? Looks great, I'm surprised they didn't get Scania 14.5s like their NSW counterparts

Probably becuase the entire group are buying Volvo now!