Clearly it isn't, according to Go-Ahead London. Route 129 had always been single-deck, using buses like these, which were in a common user pool concerning routes 108 and 129:
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| ED4, a Dart Evolution, on route 108, in Blackheath. |
However, the route was constantly using Enviro 400 DD's from route 36, and on most days of the week they made up the full PVR. Euro 5 Enviro's are certainly better for the environment than Euro 3 Wrightbus Eclipse Gemini's, but on Saturday 7th June, the route gained four 12 year old Gemini 1's, so that the 36's Enviro's can actually run the route they're allocated to.
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| The rear of a rather ancient-looking WVL77, in Greenwich Town Centre. |
The route itself is very short, going from Greenwich Town Centre-North Greenwich, meaning the route is less than 3 miles long.
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| Two buses on stand at once. |
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| Pointless curtailment: The route is 3 miles long, I don't even think there was a gap big enough to curtail a bus. |
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| Interior facing the rear. |
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| iBus. |
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| Interior facing forwards. |
Thanks for reading!!
