Postbus
public bus service that also delivers mail From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A postbus is a bus service that is used with local mail delivery. It is used for places that don't have a lot of passengers. Postbus services are run by a postal delivery company. Passengers have to pay a fare to the driver.
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United Kingdom
In the United Kingdom postbus services by Royal Mail started in 1967 to replace declining local bus and rail services in rural areas. In 2006 there were more than 200 services operated by Royal Mail. They often ran only once or twice a day.
In April 2009, the Royal Mail ended its postbus services in much of the Scottish Highlands and Islands region. Five routes were cancelled.[1][2] The services were replaced by a bus service operated by the Stagecoach Group.[3]
In August 2017, Royal Mail ran its last Tongue to Lairg postbus in the United Kingdom.[4]
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