brilliant bus spotting in Malaga

Your maps look different to mine. Yours show greater road detail and include the actual railway lines on the map, where on my default maps these are missing. I’ve looked at the game settings and there is no option I can see to turn those on. How do you display that info please?

It says the on the fleet list there is prestiges & temsa avenues? Is that true?

Great work on that DART livery, very impressive.

Curious to know where are you getting these bus details/info from like when models were made etc?

Or maybe you could acquire the former first Wigan fleet off Stagecoach later in the rp?.

The fact how the Enviro400 is already gone is very concerning

The Temsa MD9 would probably be quite well suited to routes outside Cardiff ngl. Seems a better alternative to the Solos and MMCs that irl companies use in more rural Wales.

Use the insert key to turn a built track back to blueprint. Faster than promote+demote.

Can I ask a question or two? how do you design a logo for buses and is there a place/site where I can get some templates to design a colour scheme on and then apply?

What is a float fleet.?

Thanks for this

woah weird game never seen before, do you like transport fever 2?

This popped into my recommendations and glad it did, nice episode!

Cardiff save wooooo, good to see you've used the Cardiff Bus depot as your depot location haha, makes it a llittle realistic. Although in the city centre has changed a lot since 2010 so the old bus station would've still been in use at this time. Btw you got the Cymreig pronunciation right but teithio is pronounced like 'tay-theo', and if you need more help with Cardiff pronunciations + local knowledge then let me know haha. The 6 used to run from the museum in fact but yeah only from Canal Street atm and yeah only some routes use the bus station atm (the 9x routes, 32, 24/5, 61/2/3 and Stagecoach 122/4 routes)

Where do you get your train data from? By that i mean the different variations of lines (semifast etc.)

How does the unlocking buses by year feature work? As far as i was aware, CBM had no sense of time beyond days.

I actually going to cover the original Macclesfield save in my personal one because I have discovered that if I eventually get the map to around 40-45 map tiles after after an hour and half of expansion and my laptop becoming warmer and warmer with the fans at maximum power 😂 .

Lived in Knypersley near to the halt 1955 to 1971, and went to Knypersley First School 1957 to 1963 right next to the line and the sidings. Also travelled along the Potteries Loop line from Pitts Hill to Burslem,Cobridge,Hanley and Stoke on steam hauled train to London via Rugby in 1963. I remember the coal and sand trains hauled by fowler 4f steam locomotives and the final demolition trains, again steam hauled. I walked the entirety of the line in 1968 from Knypersley to Congleton Brunswick Wharf and then from Knypersley to .Milton and Birches Head where it joined the Stoke to Leek line. I repeated the exercise 30 years later in 1998 and wrote articles for the Biddulph Chronicle and the Evening Sentinel both local papers in the area. My dad worked at Chatterley Whitfield colliery 1955 to 1979. I also walked the Chatterley Whitfield colliery line from the colliery through Pitts Hill tunnel to Pinnox Sidings in Tunstall next to the site of the former Loop line viaduct, demolished in 1967. A large brickworks was nearby. The North Midlands is full of industrial and transport history! I also t

it already goes to Hunts Cross it needs expanding to Skem, Widnes and Runcorn

This game looks so good! I wish it was on consoles! Also I think you should re do it!

I’m now currently using your fleet list numbering system for my saves as it allows me do it alphabetical order by model type because of the 5 digits.

I reckon the X1 absolutely should be numbered as the A1 given that the main dual carriageway road it runs express on is actually the A1 at the Newcastle bypass

Love your videos!

The scania omicities were withdrawn when portsmouth bought in the clean air zone in 2021. they ran on the 1/3 routes

I’m going to start following your saves but with a twist to it starting with Macclesfield because I really enjoy city bus manager but also the game is going full release on the 25/06 so I need to get started on that. 😁

Great video! What fn you use to film?

The first Guided Busway in the UK was actually in Birmingham! Encouraged by the systems in Essen & Adelaide, WMPTE initially proposed converting the Bristol Road routes, but it was decided that an experimental scheme was needed first, so a section of former tramway reservation on the 65 (then City-Short Heath, extended to Perry Common at deregulation) from Stockland Green-Short Heath was converted, with Metrobuses 2686 and especially built "Tracline" 8101-8114 being fitted with guiding wheels, the first double deckers in the world to be so eqquiped, the busway opening in 1984.. Opening in 1984, there was a tentative proposal to build another one in the Black Country along part of the 79 but politics intervined, with the financing West midlands County council getting abolished and deregulation being on it's way meant that the project was shelved. The busway came to it's end in September 1987, with 8101-8114 losing the guidewheels and becoming 2961-2974. The former 8114 is now preserved.

Cambridge is guided, as is Luton. I think it's the Gosport Busway that isn't.

Yeah, the Cambridge Busway was an old railway line.

Yay my home town 😁 The 584 had been my local route for well... 20 years! 😂 Only since I moved to Wigan with my Boyfriend did I stop catching the 584! With the old TFGM tendering system, the 584 was an absolute mess of operators! Jim Stones Coaches (very much missed!) Ran the Monday to Saturday daytime service (most on a commercial basis), then the evening and sunday services were operated by various operators, the ones I can remember including; South Lancs Travel, Diamond NorthWest, Arriva North West, First Manchester, Stagecoach Manchester, Maytree Travel, Visionbus and Tyrers! There was also a school run on the 584 at one point which was also operated by a separate operator, meaning at one point this little local service had 4 separate operators on it 🤣 Also, I hate to be that person but Tyldesley is pronounced more like "Till-ds-ley" rather then "Tile-sley" 😅

**19th Like** This is some wonderful stuff. Hopefully, I can have an adventure over there. Question: payment wise, is it easy to use their transportation?

Have you thought about how to cover the 125R

Halton is in many ways the forgotten part of the Liverpool City Region.

Halton Lea was originally called Runcorn Shopping City.