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Falcon Coaches awarded new services

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Published: July 27, 2017
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Middlesex-based Falcon Coaches has been awarded further bus services by Surrey County Council, starting on 2 September.

Speaking about the additional services, Managing Director Richard Telling says: “It continues to build on the work we started in January with our first bus services.

“We hope to attract more people to choose to travel by bus which will not only improve traffic congestion but also help to improve the areas air quality.

Falcon Coaches has increased its fleet from three to nine, and all the new vehicles are ADL Enviro 200s, equipped with Euro 5 engines.

“The first of the buses has now been painted and is just awaiting the final mechanical checks before being delivered,” says Mr Telling.

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