*FRV* Route 262: East Beckton / Sainsbury's - Stratford Bus Stn скачать в хорошем качестве

*FRV* Route 262: East Beckton / Sainsbury's - Stratford Bus Stn

Wow! Who would’ve thought. Me doing a visual. It’s been ages hasn’t it? Before I start, now that I can edit visuals and have access to my PC, I will be doing random uploads throughout the week because everyone is on lockdown and it wouldn’t hurt to upload videos for people who are bored and have nothing to watch. Expect some old videos that I recorded from a while ago and subscribe so you don’t miss a video! Anyway with my new set of visuals (as I got lended a camera) I will have full detailed captions like this as it will help a driver and help enthusiasts know what route it is and what connections they can have. What I’d suggest is you pause the video if you need to read over the captions :P As for the route, 262 is a lovely route and fairly useful. It does have a proposition to be cut to Beckton station which I highly disagree with because technically if it goes ahead along with 101, 366 and N551 will be the only routes to stop at Gallions reach. And 366 and 325 will be the only route serving east Beckton. I think it should just be left alone. The route 262 goes via Plaistow, Balaam, newham hospital, Beckton and gallions reach. With all these connections, it makes it a useful route. Currently Route 262 is operated by Tower Transit from Lea Interchange. It uses Volvo Wright Eclipse Gemini 2 B9TLs as a strict allocation but in this particular ride, I had MV38250. It surely is nice to visual on an MV as it’s quite easier. Anyway, you can definitely expect more visuals to come soon. MV38250 (LJ17WUA) normally allocated time 25, 58 and 308 is seen on 262 which I visualled on. I hope you enjoyed and I’ll see you all in the next video. Remember if you’re new, please don’t forget to like and subscribe! We’re near to 650 subs and you’ll definitely love the special I’m going to upload. Next is 700. Turn the notification bells to get videos every 2-3 days! Thanks for watching! © Plasma UKTransport 2020