Sometimes buses really do turn up in pairs, and sometimes they have consecutive numbers!
| 6151 and 6152 - a numerical pair of Plaxton-bodied United Bristol RELHs laying over in Scarborough. |  |
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A wet day in Wales, and a pair of Newport Transport Metrobuses laying over at the bus station, with a Scania Metropolitan in the foreground. |
| In Oxford South Midland days Bicester garage ran three long-distance services with Bristol VRTs, to Bedford, Coventry and Northampton. Here a 132 (Bedford) meets an X59 (Coventry) at Gloucester Green on their return to Oxford in the evening. The vehicles were rostered to visit Bedford in the morning and Coventry in the afternoon, and vice versa. 487 and 488 were regulars on these services. They were among six VRTs diverted from an Eastern Counties order and had non-standard interiors. Another of the batch, 492, can be seen on the South Midland page. |  |
| Two more Oxford South Midland VRTs, this time 461 and 462 from Chipping Norton garage, and this time on X50 to Birmingham. Sister 464 can be seen on the South Midland page. |  |
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Not a numerical pair, but two London Transport Red Arrow Leyland National 2s on service 507 at Victoria Bus Station |
| A great joy of the annual Friends of King Alfred Running Day is the now rare sight of two AEC Renowns in service - 595 and 596LCG |  |
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The colours may be different, but this is a pair! GS1 and GS2 - two former London Transport Guy Specials rallying at Brooklands Airfield as part of the Cobham Museum Open Day |