kelvin scottish造句

• Central Scottish, Strathtay Scottish, Kelvin Scottish and Clydeside Scottish were the smaller contributors as no major city or destination lay within their main operating regions.
• "' Kelvin Scottish Omnibuses Ltd "'was a bus operating subsidiary of the Scottish Transport Group based in Bishopbriggs, Strathclyde, Scotland.
• In October 1994 the company took over the former SBG subsidiary Kelvin Central Buses ( KCB ), formed from the former Kelvin Scottish and Central Scottish operations.
• In the face of growing competition, it was announced that Central Scottish would be merged with Kelvin Scottish in an attempt to make the larger company more attractive to potential buyers.
• The modern successor to Central Scottish and Kelvin Scottish is First Glasgow ( No . 2 ) Ltd . However, many of the former Central routes have been surrendered to independent operators.
• Kelvin Central Buses Ltd was formed when Central Scottish changed its legal company name in preparation for the merger with Kelvin Scottish in 1989 . The new merged company would have a difficult birth.
• On deregulation Central, together with fellow SBG subsidiaries Clydeside Scottish and Kelvin Scottish, launched a revised network of services within the city of Glasgow in direct competition with the city operator, Strathclyde Buses.
• Central Scottish and Kelvin Scottish were merged as Kelvin Central Buses, while Clydeside Scottish was merged into Western Scottish so as to provide a healthier prospect for potential buyers, both companies ended up being sold as separate entities.
• In an effort to make Kelvin Scottish more attractive on the approach to privatisation, Kelvin was merged with Central Scottish to form Kelvin Central Buses Ltd . Upon the merger, Kelvin Scottish ceased trading as a stand-alone subsidiary.
• In an effort to make Kelvin Scottish more attractive on the approach to privatisation, Kelvin was merged with Central Scottish to form Kelvin Central Buses Ltd . Upon the merger, Kelvin Scottish ceased trading as a stand-alone subsidiary.
• On creation, the Alexanders ( Midland ) depots of Milngavie, Kirkintilloch, Kilsyth, Stepps and Cumbernauld were ceded to a new company in the west, Kelvin Scottish, while cream livery was retained for Midland s fleet, and some longer distance single deck vehicles continued to wear the bluebird logo that was used by Alexander s coaching operations.