Since the mid-1940s, London began to resell its buses after they
were no longer suitable for service in the capital. Bus and coach
operators both big and small would snap up these buses and use them
for further service. Perhaps the most noticeable cascade of former
London Buses was of the AEC Routemaster during the 1980s, which
were bought en mass by provincial operators around the country. The
continual investment of new buses in London in the early 2000s saw
the displacement of many of the early low-floor buses to provincial
operators. Changes to emission standards led to the withdrawal of
further low-floor buses from the capital, benefiting the
independent operators around the country. London Low-Floor Buses in
Exile showcases the numerous liveries and operators of former
London low-floor buses around the United Kingdom and the Republic
of Ireland between 2000 and 2021.
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