This page is designed for photographic contributions to the Manx Electric Railway Society website. If you have any views of transport primarilly to or on the Isle of Man, particularly pre 1980, although other transport topics are also welcome, and would like to see them added to the website please e-mail first with details HERE All contributions welcomed. Below is an article by Ian Everson outlining the Dennis Dart single deck buses that migrated to Jersey following withdrawal by Isle of Man Transport. The MERS is grateful to Mr Everson for submiting the article and allowing use of his photographs on this website. Copyright remains with the photographer. |
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On arrival in Jersey former Isle of Man Transport 73 and 74 are
seen parked at the Weighbridge in August 2000.
[Photo IAN EVERSON.
Former Isle of Man Transport 77 is seen (right) awaiting
application of registration J 16861 as JMT 53 at the Weighbridge,
with repainted 75 (left) still showing its Manx registration mark.
[Photo MATTHEW ANDERSON
With Easylink colours and fleet number 202, former Isle of Man
Transport 77 is seen on 17th October 2003 at Albert Pier awaiting
use on afternoon direct schools services. [Photo IAN
EVERSON
After refurbishment Connex renumbered J16861 as 757. Although
mainly used on direct school services the Plaxtons provide cover
in the event of servicing needs of regular performers on the
scheduled bus network. 757 performs on route 18 on 17th August
2010
at Le Marais. [Photo IAN EVERSON
With Tantivy Blue Coach Tours fleet number 205, former Isle of Man
Transport 73 is seen on 11th June 2010 at Albert Pier on
lay over. [Photo IAN EVERSON