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Yorkshire Buses: YN06WMM by Jimmi's Transport Photos

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Yorkshire Buses: YN06WMM

Yorkshire Buses - Scania N94UB / Scania OmniCity - YN06 WMM seen at Pinferfields Hospital, Wakefield operating service 113 to Pontefract Hospital on August 23rd 2024

Dewsbury by Andrew Stopford

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Dewsbury

Latterly First PMT

Dewsbury by Andrew Stopford

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Dewsbury

Latterly First PMT

Dewsbury by Andrew Stopford

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Dewsbury

Latterly First PMT

Dewsbury by Andrew Stopford

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Dewsbury

Latterly First PMT

here today, built to last in every city, in every nation by daniel.stazicker

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here today, built to last in every city, in every nation

One of two Scania single deckers which have arrived at Yorkshire Buses from First PMT. Seen here climbing Coal Hill Road, Rodley with the 9 ring road service heading for Pudsey and the chaos which is the White Rose Centre !

65039 - YN06WMM by David's Transport Pics

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65039 - YN06WMM

Seen at Hanley Bus Station in Stoke-on-Trent is First Potteries Scania Omnicity 65039 - YN06WMM in Potteries "Knotty" livery.

First Scania CN94UB 65039 YN06WMM - Hanley by dwb transport photos

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First Scania CN94UB 65039 YN06WMM - Hanley

First Potteries Scania CN04UB/Omnicity 65039.YN06WMM with 'the knotty' livery in Bethesda Street, Hanley on the 22nd June 2023.

First Potteries 44515 MX10DXU & 65039 YN06WMM by Will Swain

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First Potteries 44515 MX10DXU & 65039 YN06WMM

Seen in Hanley
23rd May 2023

44515 is former First Worcester - www.flickr.com/photos/68628359@N04/29098326191/in/photoli...

First Potteries 35949 BN72TUW - 44515 MX10DXU - 65039 YN06WMM by Will Swain

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First Potteries 35949 BN72TUW - 44515 MX10DXU - 65039 YN06WMM

Seen in Hanley
23rd May 2023

First Potteries 65039 YN06WMM by Will Swain

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First Potteries 65039 YN06WMM

Seen in Stoke-on-Trent
9th May 2023

Living on borrowed time by deaks760

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Living on borrowed time

Approaching the end of their time in the First Potteries fleet are the last Scania OmniCity buses. As 2006 examples they are now around 17 years old, and in the case of those carrying this Knotty scheme, have spent their entire lives running from Adderley Green depot on service 101 between Hanley and Stafford, during which they will have accumulated high mileages.

Somewhat unexpected was a heavy refurbishment of eight of this batch of 10 that started in 2019. It came at the same time that five ex-First Essex OmniCitys received the same treatment and debuted the LeekLink brand. Things have changed in the meantime from both operational and leadership perspectives, and one Knotty and two of the former Essex buses have already departed for scrap. Those that remain are due to go before too much longer; what will replace them is unclear, but it would be no surprise for that work to relate to goings-on in Leicester, where a wholesale conversion of First's fleet to battery-electric is underway, a shift that will release a significant number of mid-life Euro VI diesel buses.

Although they are in the winter of their arduous lives, these OmniCitys have been good servants to First. Here 65039 (YN06 WMM) passes the Borough Arms in Newcastle-under-Lyme bound for Hanley. The greenery on the far left is the site of the former Newcastle railway station - long gone, but the platforms of which still exist beneath the filled-in cut, according to local scuttlebutt.

Edit: Withdrawn July 2023.

YN06WMM 65039 the Knotty Scania Omnicity Stafford 27/07/22 by Owen J. Gunn Photography

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YN06WMM 65039 the Knotty Scania Omnicity Stafford 27/07/22

Seen operating the 101 to Hanley is YN06WMM, a Scania Omnicity seen in Stafford on 27/07/22.

First Potteries 65039 (YN06WMM) 01082022 by Rossendalian2013

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First Potteries 65039 (YN06WMM) 01082022

First Potteries 65039 (YN06 WMM) was one of six Scania CN94UB OmniCity buses that were repainted in a two-tone purple livery with The Knotty branding in 2020 for route 101 linking Hanley, Newcastle, Stone and Stafford. It was photographed at Newcastle-under-Lyme bus station on 1 August 2022.

65039 - YN06 WMM by Solenteer

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65039 - YN06 WMM

Barracks Road / Hassell Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme

65039 - YN06 WMM by Solenteer

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65039 - YN06 WMM

Stubbs' Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme

65039 - YN06 WMM by Solenteer

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65039 - YN06 WMM

John Street, Hanley.
The branding is a recognition of the traditional symbol of the county - the Staffordshire Knot

First Potteries 65039, Stafford, September 2021 by Rochdale 235

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First Potteries 65039, Stafford, September 2021

First Bus Potteries 'the Knotty' Scania Omnicity YN06 WMM 65039 , Station Road Stafford 21.7.21 by DSH Transport

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First Bus Potteries 'the Knotty' Scania Omnicity YN06 WMM 65039 , Station Road Stafford 21.7.21

First Bus Potteries 'the Knotty' Scania Omnicity YN06 WMM 65039 , Station Road Stafford 21.7.21

Scania N94UB Omnicity by DennisDartSLF

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Scania N94UB Omnicity

65029 First Potteries "The Knotty"
YN06WMM
seen on Bethesda Street, Hanley.

Ah, a "Knotty" on the "Leek Link"...confusing...again!