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Two bespoke i6S integrals join Passenger Plus

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Published: March 1, 2019
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The 10.8m, 45-seat Irizar i6S integrals are used on a corporate contract

Surrey-based Passenger Plus has purchased two bespoke 10.8m i6S integrals, supplied by Irizar UK (01909 500514).

Both are finished in the colours of a corporate client and they are used to link its UK headquarters with a railway station. Each has 45 seats and destination displays all round, along with an animated safety video that activates when crossing geofenced boundaries.

One vehicle has a wheelchair lift and both have USB charging points and passenger counting devices.

Says MD Mark Drury: “We are seeing an increasing interest in accessible transport from our clients. They look either for buses or coaches with wheelchair lifts.

“We part-exchanged an earlier Irizar integral against the new pair, making us 100% London ULEZ compliant.”

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