Showing posts with label public transport. Show all posts
Showing posts with label public transport. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 March 2014

Uttlesford Buffy Play bus out of action for two weeks for refurbishment work



Organisers have decided to bring forward refurbishment works to some of the interior and exterior of the much-loved play bus, which provides early year’s activities for pre-school children and their carers in 15 communities across Uttlesford. Read more at: http://www.dunmowbroadcast.co.uk/news/uttlesford_buffy_playbus_out_of_action_for_two_weeks_for_refurbishment_work_1_3287425 or to view our own bus restoration and refurbishment services, please visit: http://www.trailways-uk.com/index.php?webpage=refurbishment

Wednesday, 15 January 2014

signage

Trailways offer a complete signage service, whatever your business or product. No vehicle is too large or too small. With our many years experience and in-house expertise, we can design a sign and layout that will raise the profile of your business. Whatever your signage requirements are, we can deliver at a price that is right for you. For more information please visit us at - http://www.trailways-uk.com/index.php?webpage=signage

Friday, 13 December 2013

body refurbishment

At Trailways, we are able to supply a number of buses and coaches with extensive bus body refurbishment. Coach repairs and bus repair facilities for all of the models of public transport along with a top notch sign writing service, all under the same roof. We are always fully qualified to carry out large and small panel work, chassis repairs and bus body full repaints along with many more services. To find out more please visit us at - http://www.trailways-uk.com/index.php?webpage=refurbishment

Thursday, 28 November 2013

Coaches – A popular form of public transport

Coaches are a popular form of public transport. Many people travel on coaches as a coach party, or simply because they can be a cheaper way to travel a longer distance. Because a coach carries many passengers, it is essential that the safety of these passengers is a top priority. It is the coach drivers’ responsibility to drive carefully and sensibly, but it is also essential that the owner of the coach ensures that the vehicle is roadworthy. Find out more at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTXeVq6PBrs