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Dumfries and Galloway Council’s two Maximas

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Published: March 9, 2017
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Two 30-seat Mellor Maximas have been delivered to D&G Council

Dumfries and Galloway Council has taken delivery of two Iveco Daily 72C17s with coachbuilt Maxima bodywork supplied by Mellor Coachcraft (01706 860610).

Each has 30 seats and a luggage pen with added handrails and an open-topped luggage box to provide maximum functionality when transporting schoolchildren.

Also fitted to both is a Sentinel Cycle Hotspot. It includes sensors, a nearside camera and an audible warning to cyclists.

Says Transportation Manager Douglas Kirkpatrick: “These perfectly-sized buses are idea for our rural area and will ensure the safe and reliable transport of school pupils.”

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