Name: 200 years of buses – Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
Start: 2024-11-10T10:00:00+00:00
End: 2024-11-10T16:30:00+00:00
Location: Museum of Transport, Greater Manchester

$200 years of buses \u2013 Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow$

It all started in 1824 - Britain's first bus service was started, by local tollkeeper John Greenwood, between Pendleton and Manchester. So to celebrate the bicentenary we're running a series of amazing events through this year to mark 200 years of buses.
The last event will be Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow - bringing the story up to date as we transition from deregulation to Bee Network, with buses old and new on site to wrap up a year of celebration. There'll be special displays and free heritage bus rides using buses from our amazing collection plus some of our friends. And on Saturday 9 November, we'll run a 'twilight' free bus timetable so you can ride on a photograph buses in the dark.
Look at our website https://motgm.uk for more details including free heritage bus service timetables.
As with all our events, please come by public transport. You'll find our free heritage bus timetable at https://motgm.uk showing that we connect with Shudehill Interchange, Corporation Street (for Victoria station) and Queens Road Metrolink stop.