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York's Premier challenge
23rd November 1989, Page 20
23rd November 1989
Page 20
Page 20, 23rd November 1989
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• A small independent coach operator which was launched three years ago by a former York City bus driver, has challenged York City & District with a 10-bus operation on the city's busiest route.
Ten new Renault minibuses are being run by Premier Coaches of Dunnington on a high-frequency service from
Acomb to Osbaldwick. Marketed as Target Travel, the buses run every 71/2 minutes
from Monday to Saturday.
Premier runs three coaches and a minibus on private hire with one full-time employee. Many of the 12 drivers who will operate the minis were recruited from YC&D. WYRC founder Brian Gallier says there are enough gaps in the YC&D operation to leave room for his service.