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THE GALLERY

London
Buses

NCP Challenger
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National Car Parks diversified into London contracted bus operations in 2005 under the NCP Challenger name. It already had its own operations based on shuttles to its car parks. Australian bank, Macquaries, owners of the East London Bus Group, acquired the car park operations in 2009 but the Challenger operation was hived off as NSL. Few buses got to acquire that fleetname before Transdev London United acquired the bus operation later that year.
NCP Challenger Alexander Dennis Dart
NCP26 (SN55DVV) at the Hammersmith Bus Station terminus of the 419 in June 2006. The bus is from NCP's initial fleet to service its first contracts for London.
NCP Challenger
NCP Challenger Alexander Dennis Dart
The same bus a year later in Twickenham on the 33.
NCP Challenger
NCP Challenger Alexander Dennis Enviro200
When further successful tenders were gained and operations started in 2007 the Dart had been replaced by the Enviro200 and a substantial batch of such vehicles was acquired. ADL16 (SK07DXX) is seen on the 493 in Wimbledon in June 2007 from the top deck of a London General EVL on the 93.
NCP Challenger
NCP Challenger Alexander Dennis Enviro200
ADL29 (SK07DXP) is seen at Putney Heath about to stop at the "Green Man", having journeyed from Richmond.
NCP Challenger
NCP Challenger Alexander Dennis Enviro200
With the somewhat oddly composed fleetnumber ADL06, Enviro200, registered SK07DXL is opposite the "Green Man" bound for Richmond.
NCP Challenger

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NCP Challenger
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