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‘You get comfy seats, extra leg room, free wi-fi, USB chargers and pin-sharp, state-of-the-art CCTV cameras to improve safety’


The electric motor/generator saves


fuel by capturing energy that would normally be wasted under braking, where it is stored in a small super capacitor. The stored energy is then used to help assist with accelerating the vehicle from a standstill. Ali Bell, head of external


communications (UK Bus), said: We expect to see a fuel saving of up to 12 per cent from these smart hybrids compared to standard Euro VI diesel buses. They will be five per cent more fuel efficient even than the low-carbon Platinums we bought in 2016.” What’s more, smart hybrid electric


vehicles store electricity at a lower voltage than full hybrids, making them easier and safer to maintain. So a win-win situation all round. NXWM’s investment in new


cleaner, greener smart hybrid buses is part of the bus operator’s pledge to the West Midlands Bus Alliance to improve bus services in the region. It has worked with TfWM and


Birmingham City Council to win £3.27m from the Department for Transport’s National Productivity Improvement Fund. This money will transform the bus passenger experience between Selly Oak and Harborne to Birmingham city centre,


areas identified for accelerated growth in the coming years. The bid is for a package of


measures including: • in-bound bus lane along Harborne Road into the city, delivering an eight minute reduction in journey times in the morning rush hour


• road improvements to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital to improve reliability through the site


• next generation real-time information


Currently, outside London,


enforcement of bus lane infringements can only be done by the police, or fixed cameras operated by a council. National Express West Midlands believes that bus lane enforcement powers should be devolved to the West Midlands Combined Authority. National Express are also stepping


up measures to improve security with super-clear CCTV cameras on the Platinums. And Transport for West Midlands has just been granted further powers to enable the West Midlands Safer Travel Partnership to deal more effectively with anti-social behaviour.


Streethay Wharf is a "one stop shop"


on the Coventry canal near Lichfield for all your inland waterway needs.


Our dedicated workforce can provide a whole boating experience from construction of a steel shell, through to a complete bespoke fit out with both a traditional and modern twist. We also have facilities to paint your narrowboat or repaint your boat with a new colour scheme.


If you are very attached to your boat but desire that extra 10­12 foot as you need extra accommodation for additional members of the family, we can stretch your craft accordingly.


Our fully stocked chandlery is open to purchase all your boating needs.


We have experienced engineers to service your engine and heating appliances. Our Gas Safe engineer can do all the necessary checks for your Boat Safety Certificates.


Not yet tried the canal? Why not hire our day boat to get a real feel for life afloat? Our dayboat is available for up to 10 people from 9am to 4.45pm 7 days a week.


T: 01543 414808


W: www.streethaywharf.co.uk E: office@streethaywharf.co.uk Burton Rd / Streethay / Lichfield / Staffordshire /WS13 8RJ


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