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Establishment of a historic fleet
In early 1977, the Department of the Capital Territory followed the example of London Transport in deciding to preserve examples of their older vehicles for posterity.
In early 1977, the Department of the Capital Territory followed the example of London Transport in deciding to preserve examples of their older vehicles for posterity.
Bunker Shelter at Stop #4628, Liversidge St. Photo by Sylvan Lawrenz.
Bus 100, a Hino Poncho, performing the Ginninderry Loop on Pro Hart Avenue. Photo by ‘King of Buses’.
** Photo of the Year – 2020 **
Bus 714 at Narrabundah Terminus after completing a Route 56. Photo by Zac Mathes.
One of three ‘fossil fuels’ buses, Bus 967 was withdrawn from service in 2020, after 28 years in the ACTION Fleet.
ex-ACTION Bus 108, a Renault PR100.3, was acquired by the Canberra Transport Museum in July 2020 for preservation.
Recently retired buses (ex-108 & ex-967) have a get-together beside Lake Burley Griffin on a foggy morning. Photo by ‘King of Buses’.
Bus 490 was a Yutong ZK6131HG1 plug-in electric bus which was in service between March 2020 and January 2021.
On 1 July 2020, an era came to a close when Bus 116 – the last remaining ACTION Renault PR100.3 – was retired from service.
Bus 115 operates a Route 18 along Hoskins St, Mitchell (June 2020). Photo by ‘King of Buses’.