DP32 (N832FLW) was one of several Centrewest DP-class Plaxton Pointer bodied
Darts which joined the ousting of the Renault RWs in even greater numbers from Slough. As with the DW class,
most vehicles retained their LT-style class designation letters with First Berkshire eventually embracing the system totally.
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A string of Darts off load outside Slough Bus Station. Presumably
it is preferable to the gloom inside and gives passengers a glimpse of their goal - the shopping centre, the
other side of a fast dual carriageway! So fast in fact that a number of near misses was witnessed as buses
pulled out to later venture inside the Bus Station.
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Descending Windsor Castle hill is an early Dennis Dart SLF/Plaxton Pointer bought new for the operation.
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Transferred from London Buslines where it was 56 (G56XLO) to the small BeeLine doubledeck fleet was this
Alexander bodied Olympian seen on the 191 Heathrow-Reading bus service in Slough on route via Bracknell.
It later joined the native Northern Counties Olympians in First livery at Eastern Counties, with First national number 34956.
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The Olympians despatched east were replaced by Volvo variants despatched south from Glasgow. This is former Strathclyde VO75 (P175TGD), seen in Slough in 2001.
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