Buses Yearbook (2023)

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Edited by Alan Millar - former editor of Buses magazine - the 132-page special is packed with features celebrating all that's great about Britain's best-loved mode of public transport. Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. If you have to choose a reputable magazine for the industry then there is no better choice than Buses Magazine. Buses Annual first appeared in time for Christmas 1963, and has arrived with impeccable timing every year since. Edited by Alan Millar - former long-time editor of Buses magazine - the 128-page hardback book is a true celebration of Britain's best-loved mode of public transport.

After continuous publication for 60 years, the Buses Yearbook is essential reading for all bus enthusiasts.

Buses Magazine Buses Yearbook 2023 Buses Yearbook 2023, the 60th edition of Buses Magazine’s book of the year, features more than 250 images over 132 pages. London itself features with Alan Millar charting events leading to the 1933 reorganisation of transport in the capital and its subsequent history, while on what was once the fringe of London Transport operations, Andrew Babbs charts the trials and tribulations of Arriva in Guildford. Pay in 4 is a form of credit, so consider whether you can afford the repayments as use of the product may impact your credit score. If you're looking for subscriptions offers to the regular magazine check out our Buses Magazine Subscription Offers. By signing up, you are accepting our terms and conditions and our privacy policy and cookie policy *exclusions apply.

Twenty-one chapters cover Olympian and Truronian coaches, memorable journeys around the UK and across the English Channel and the list of contributors comprises all the favorites including Mike Fenton, Tony Wilson, and Peter Rowlands.The magazine images used on our site are for informational purposes and may not represent the issue you will receive.

Editor Alan Millar celebrates with a copy of the original cover of 1964 reproduced alongside his introduction. Edited by Alan Millar – former long-time editor of Buses magazine – the 128-page hardback book is a true celebration of Britain’s best-loved mode of public transport. After 60 continuous years of publication, we ought to be used to the format of this annual book, and we won’t be disappointed.This volume comprises three distinct investigations into the relationship between the nature and the value of knowledge. The 1964 edition had state of the art half cab double deckers on the cover, and just 12 articles in 96 pages.