Delaine Buses

Delaine Buses

by Iain Blair

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2 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 9, 2023
  • June 9, 2023
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Explore the rich history of a bus company founded in 1890. Learn about its evolution from horse-drawn carriages to a modern fleet, its core services, and its heritage museum.

Company origins from 1890
Evolution of services
Modern fleet information
School day services
Delaine Bus Museum
Heritage Fleet details
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What's New in Delaine Buses

1.0

June 9, 2023

User reviews

Db

Saved me so many times

Bad app

Not sure what the actual issue issue is but the screens don’t scale to the screen size and they are oversized ! Trying to buy a ticket through this app was a complete joke , clearly not designed for phones

FAQ

When was Delaine Buses founded?

Delaine Buses traces its origins back to 1890, when the family first introduced horse-drawn vehicles for local travel.

What kind of services does Delaine Buses offer?

The company operates a network of commercial services primarily serving four South Lincolnshire market towns and Peterborough, alongside school day services for surrounding villages.

Does Delaine Buses have a museum?

Yes, in 2015, the Delaine Heritage Trust was founded, establishing the Delaine Bus Museum which houses the Delaine Archive and a Heritage Fleet of six former Delaine vehicles.

What is the age rating for Delaine Buses?

Delaine Buses has an age rating of 17+, as indicated in the app store listing.

When was the Delaine Buses app last updated?

The Delaine Buses app was last updated on June 9, 2023, with version 1.0.

Is Delaine Buses available on multiple platforms?

The provided data does not specify platform availability beyond its general listing. It is a mobile application.

What is the developer of Delaine Buses?

The Delaine Buses application is developed by Iain Blair.