Tomorrow our two latest buses will take to the road on our 108 Service.
Whilst not the best time to launch new vehicles, they were ordered almost a year ago and due last summer, they will help reduce our carbon footprint and aid social distancing on all our routes.
They are fitted with the latest Euro 6 engines and this coupled with 'smart charging' and 'stop - start' technology means they meet 'Low Emission Bus' status.
The buses were built to our specification by Falkirk based Alexander Dennis and feature both a dedicated wheelchair bay and a buggy bay along with USB charging points at every seatbelted seat and free WiFi.
Passengers are reminded that they should only travel if their journey is essential at this time.

Following a conference call on Wednesday 18th November with Transport Scotland and East Lothian Council it was confirmed that we should continue to operate routes 108, 111 and 118 as normal.
Even though these services enter a level 3 area, and East Lothian is moving to level 2, it was agreed that there is still a need for essential travel for work and shopping.
We do however recommend that passengers Stay Safe and Support Local in East Lothian.

myTrip is our new app which provides mobile ticketing, live bus tracking information and live passenger levels on board each bus.
myTrip is available in both the App Store and the Google Play Store.

Mobile tickets are available for Adults, Children and for NHS Staff and are available for use in either our 'Urban Zone' or across our entire network. There are day tickets, which are valid for 24 hours from purchase, 7 day tickets and a 10 journey carnet.
The app also gives information on where our buses are and how many passengers are onboard, all of which we hope our customers find both useful and reassuring in the current climate.