Showing posts with label Evans Transport. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Evans Transport. Show all posts

14 March 2009

Good Evans


"one of my favourite local haulage fleets thanks to its distinctive livery”



dbg elsewhere:

More of my photos of Evans Transport

Vintage London Underground posters

Other peoples stuff:

Omnibuses2.0: Here to take you there?

TGP5: Frozen in time

Evans Transport WA09AZU Not a brilliant shot, but included here as its my first 09 registration I have for Devon based Evans Transport. WA09AZU is a new Scania R480. This has to be one of my favourite local haulage fleets thanks to its distinctive livery.
Evans Transport WA56KTN
WA56KTN is a MAN TGA which does seem to be a favoured model in the fleet.
Evans Transport WA06LVD
The last of my photos of this fleet, all taken yesterday, is DAF XF WA06LVD.

14 May 2007

Evans Transport


Only posted tonight because its my 6000th photo on my Flickr account!
Evans Transport March 2007

06 January 2006

Evans Transport


Another photo I managed to get yesterday was this very smart MAN of Evans Transport. I have always been impressed by this fleet as its always very well turned out in this smart, distinctive livery.

Other stuff that has caught my eye tonight:

This is Plymouth 12:00 - 05 January 2006
Plans for a £70million development at the walled-in former Devonport Dockyard stores enclave have been given the go-ahead by councillors.The development, which includes 463 new homes together with shops, businesses and community facilities, is set to transform the old heart of Devonport, which was destroyed in the Blitz. Once the post-war naval buildings are flattened, the area will undergo a £70 million redevelopment which will once again see surrounding Cumberland Street and Fore Street running through it.A third 'historic' road will be recreated too, when Tavistock Street is rebuilt.Two other streets will be created through the yard under a plan which EP said "follows, very approximately, the route of former street patterns".
More news here.
I will be watching out for this as its a very interesting development indeed. I will be looking out for a few photos I have of this general area. Its certainly good news for this run down area of Plymouth.






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