Well First Buses as usual have made the changes they are making to the route of the X9 tomorow as clear as mud!
But my interpretation of the cryptic time table and supporting information is this...
The X9 that stops/turns around in Hambledon will not go down the old Sunnymead Drive and Milton Road route, but will instead go down the Hambledon Road and stop at the old Charlesworth Drive bus stop on the Hambeldon Road. It will also start serving the new Berewood estate.
However..
The X9 that stops/turns around in Denmead will not stop at the Charlesworth Drive bus stop as mentioned above but instead will take the old/current X9 route down Sunnymead Drive and Milton Road. As above it will also start serving the new Berewood estate.
In both cases the Brambles Industrial Estate will no longer be served directly, which means it will be a bit of a walk to the swimming pool and leisure centre, as well as all the factories/offices. But I guess it's not that far, but doesn't make good reading for those thinking of driving less to work.
We shall see how this develops, what with the new Sainsburys and a bowling alley etc being built.
A blog about lovely Waterlooville, a small, environmentally damaged town in Hampshire, UK. Waterlooville was founded after the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, as troops from that conflict returned home and passed through Hampshire. Having grown from a small village to a suburban sprawl, Waterlooville faces serious environmental challenges today and in the future.
Saturday, July 26
Saturday, July 19
Electric bike association
Yep, the electric bike industry is so big now that it has it's own association:
www.beba.info
Looking at buying one myself in the not to distant future.
www.beba.info
Looking at buying one myself in the not to distant future.
Labels:
carbon emissions,
commuting,
cycling,
Electric vehicles,
energy
Monday, July 14
Guat boots resoled
Got me Guats resoled - after about 6 years since the original purchase - for £42 .
Nice job and the boots are restored to their former glory.
Could have gone to a local shoe repair shop, but I trusted the original makers to do the best job so sent them back to Guat in Sheffield.
Nice job and the boots are restored to their former glory.
Could have gone to a local shoe repair shop, but I trusted the original makers to do the best job so sent them back to Guat in Sheffield.
Sunday, July 13
Nissans electric van/taxi/minibus
Robert test drives the Nissan e NV200, he points out that maintenance costs are about a quarter of the cost of running a diesel van:
Labels:
car,
Electric vehicles,
energy,
energy consumption,
transport
Saturday, July 5
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