Autumn Routemaster Magazine

The latest Routemaster Magazine, is number 111 the Autumn 2017 issue, has now been sent out to all current members, and the digital copy is available to Routemaster Association members in the member’s area of the website.

As well as the usual Routemaster Roundup, the magazine includes the following:-

- The latest Association News, with details of the new digital online membership option, 2017/2018 Subscriptions, our Suppliers List, the Routemaster Gallery, and news from the new Technical sub-Committee.
- The new Routemaster Handbook
- The latest news from the Department of Transport on the proposed exemption from MOTs for all historic vehicles over 40 years old.
- The News in Brief from around the world, with details of notable Routemaster news and operations from the last few months, including Imber bus 2017 with the newly re-roofed (E)RM281, news from Calais of the Routemasters operating there this Summer, and the Lego London bus.
- Book Review of The Green Line Routemaster Coach.
- A report from the Routemaster Gathering at Quainton bus rally.
- British GT Silverstone Safari with RML2271.
- A centre photo spread of some of the Routemasters at Imber.
- RML2418 in Liverpool as the Street Food Diner, and RML2515 at Severn Valley Railway.
- Routemaster Chassis numbers – can you help ?
- Routemaster Gearbox (part 4) – continues the reproduction of the original maintenance instructions from over fifty years ago.
- And finally, the membership renewal form for 2017/2018.

Also don’t forget that this Magazine is now available to all current Routemaster Association members in the member’s area of the website: click on the online magazine button at the top of the page.

The next Association Magazine will be available in December 2017, so please send in your articles, photographs or other items for inclusion as soon as possible to our Magazine Editor by clicking here or sending it directly to editor@routemaster.org.uk Remember, without your news, articles, features and photographs, we will have a very small Magazine – so if you can help, please let us know.

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