A much more interesting route to Dundee from Perth than simply driving along the dual carriageway for 20 minutes that runs parallel with the River Tay. I had often heard of Coupar Angus and Blairgowrie but couldn't possibly tell you anything about them, but it's nice to be able to picture what a place looks like now.
Lucky you, got a nice sunny Spring day on the East Coast of Scotland for your bus journey. Tayside can often look beautiful. Dundee, Scotland's 4th largest city. However Perth is considerably smaller but no less beautiful often referred to as the Fair City of Perth or St John's Town (why the local football club is known as St Johnstone).
Scotland is whereabouts we seem to copy the most, yet we still come about looking like Isle o' Dr-Seuss, we do: 🍸 th-cam.com/video/5bPTvnAIxZI/w-d-xo.html 💋
Great video again. Is there any chance of doing the number 11 service from Kilmarnock to Ardrossan, Chapelhill Mount? I used to drive this route when I worked for Stagecoach in Kilmarnock. Would be a great nostalgia trip 😊.
This time is focusing on Eastern Scotland, but will definitely do some around West Scotland in the future. Besides of 11, any suggestions from you which worth a ride?😄
@@EurasiaTransportExplorer There are not very many decker services around Kilmarnock other than the 11 and the X76, most are single-decker services. The 4 from Ayr to Glasgow is an interesting service as it doesn't use the M77 from Kilmarnock to Glasgow, but that is a single-decker route too. The X36 from Ardrossan to Glasgow is a decker service, or at least it used to be. Maybe some First Glasgow inner city services would be good to do, howerver, I am not familiar with First Glasgow's network, other than the 1 network from Glasgow to Balloch/Dumbarton/Helensburgh, but that is also a single decker service.😊
You can tell when the driver is using the electric motor because you can hear the humming noise of the electric instead of the normal noise of the diesel engine. But of course you have both on this bus with it being a hybrid.
The BI sure know how to scape their towns & cities; these trips there look fun to film too 🍺 May I please pester you to film & upload Somerset's Bridgwater/Minehead route as well as Dorset's Bournemouth/Shaftesbury line?
@@EurasiaTransportExplorer terrific! meanwhile, I've just done some overseas digging, and learned that both those routes have been mightily clawed back. Shaftesbury is linked only so far as Blandford Forum nowadays, and Wilts & Dorset's "Damory 7" offers six trips either way weekdays. Bridgwater westward is sketchy: First Bus Somerset division's "14" supposedly runs once per weekday (P.M.), whereas their "15" continues onward to Minehead similarly infrequent...oof!
![[Stagecoach: 57 Perth to Dundee via Coupar Angus, Blairgowrie, Alyth & Meigle] ADL Enviro400MMC](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SaVE5gN-3fo/mqdefault.jpg)
Terrific ride, loved all the towns and villages in between Perth and Dundee and the countryside. You have got to love Scotland. 🥰
Thanks for watching ❤️
A much more interesting route to Dundee from Perth than simply driving along the dual carriageway for 20 minutes that runs parallel with the River Tay.
I had often heard of Coupar Angus and Blairgowrie but couldn't possibly tell you anything about them, but it's nice to be able to picture what a place looks like now.
Thank you ❤
Very enjoyable, haven't seen this route before. Thanks for posting
Happy to hear that you’ve enjoyed it.
Lucky you, got a nice sunny Spring day on the East Coast of Scotland for your bus journey.
Tayside can often look beautiful.
Dundee, Scotland's 4th largest city. However Perth is considerably smaller but no less beautiful often referred to as the Fair City of Perth or St John's Town (why the local football club is known as St Johnstone).
Scotland is whereabouts we seem to copy the most, yet we still come about looking like Isle o' Dr-Seuss, we do: 🍸 th-cam.com/video/5bPTvnAIxZI/w-d-xo.html 💋
do you know whether that highway leaving Perth ever gets salted, because it sure looks like it does?
It would be gritted during a severe cold spell.@@trainrover
@@paddypower8430 _des abrasifs, hein?_ Westmount sands its sidewalks, a fine grain at that
Sorry I dont speak french so I can't answer your question.@@trainrover
Great video again. Is there any chance of doing the number 11 service from Kilmarnock to Ardrossan, Chapelhill Mount? I used to drive this route when I worked for Stagecoach in Kilmarnock. Would be a great nostalgia trip 😊.
This time is focusing on Eastern Scotland, but will definitely do some around West Scotland in the future. Besides of 11, any suggestions from you which worth a ride?😄
@@EurasiaTransportExplorer There are not very many decker services around Kilmarnock other than the 11 and the X76, most are single-decker services. The 4 from Ayr to Glasgow is an interesting service as it doesn't use the M77 from Kilmarnock to Glasgow, but that is a single-decker route too. The X36 from Ardrossan to Glasgow is a decker service, or at least it used to be. Maybe some First Glasgow inner city services would be good to do, howerver, I am not familiar with First Glasgow's network, other than the 1 network from Glasgow to Balloch/Dumbarton/Helensburgh, but that is also a single decker service.😊
Really nice video. Does the bus have next bus stop announcements and visual display too?
no announcements - 'stopping' displayed when requested
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Thank you
You can tell when the driver is using the electric motor because you can hear the humming noise of the electric instead of the normal noise of the diesel engine.
But of course you have both on this bus with it being a hybrid.
This is not a hybrid.It is a diesel bus.
The BI sure know how to scape their towns & cities; these trips there look fun to film too 🍺 May I please pester you to film & upload Somerset's Bridgwater/Minehead route as well as Dorset's Bournemouth/Shaftesbury line?
Thanks. Will put Somerset and Dorset down👍🏻
@@EurasiaTransportExplorer terrific! meanwhile, I've just done some overseas digging, and learned that both those routes have been mightily clawed back. Shaftesbury is linked only so far as Blandford Forum nowadays, and Wilts & Dorset's "Damory 7" offers six trips either way weekdays. Bridgwater westward is sketchy: First Bus Somerset division's "14" supposedly runs once per weekday (P.M.), whereas their "15" continues onward to Minehead similarly infrequent...oof!