Buses Yearbook 2008

by Stewart J. Brown

Series: Buses Annual/Buses Yearbook (45)

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The main features in the 2008 edition of 'Buses Yearbook' include independent operators in post-deregulation Leeds, building Western European buses in Eastern Europe, bus stations, West Midlands Metrobuses, and the histories of interim single-deckers and low-floor Double-deckers.

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The main features in the 2008 edition of 'Buses Yearbook' include independent operators in post-deregulation Leeds, building Western European buses in Eastern Europe, bus stations, West Midlands Metrobuses, and the histories of interim single-deckers and low-floor Double-deckers.

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