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Services continue in spite of Arctic weather

Despite the best efforts of “the beast from the east” to bring Britain’s transport system to a complete standstill, Guildford-based Safeguard Coaches has added a new 70 Plaxton Leopard to their fleet.

Andrew Halliday, the company’s Managing Director, commented: “The weather certainly did its best to disrupt transport everywhere, but we managed to keep virtually all of our local bus services running.

“Some schools battled on valiantly for a few days before eventually closing their doors so, along with the cancellation of private hires, the coach side of our business gradually wound down. However, we.

Safeguard Coaches has introduced a second Plaxton Leopard 70 seat coach on a Volvo chassis to add to its Safeguard Coaches fleet, offering customers maximum capacity with a high specification. Managing Director Andrew Halliday says: “The new Leopard is a good looking vehicle and the Volvo chassis gives us the reliability we need, providing a workhorse that combines style with performance. It offers maximum capacity in a longer deck, so it feels spacious with more leg room than other 70 seat configurations”.