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Go North East says goodbye to Scania L94 at event

Saffron Wilson
Published: 8 January 2020
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Hundreds of people attended Go North East’s event for the retirement of its fleet of Scania L94 buses.

The event, which was sponsored by Scania, raised £1,000 for Gateshead Foodbank before Christmas.

Go North East has invested in low carbon buses. The remaining Scania L94 buses will be withdrawn entirely in the coming months.

Managing Director at Go North East, Martijn Gilbert, says: “It was great to see so many people braving the cold to come and say farewell to a bus type that has served us so well.”

 

 

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