Britain’s Only Operational Midland Red D7 Returns to the Road
Historic launch at Transport Museum Wythall celebrates the return of a survivor
One of Britain’s most significant historic buses has returned to passenger service following a special launch ceremony at Transport Museum Wythall on Saturday 25 July.
The fully restored Midland Red D7 No. 4482 (XHA 482) was officially unveiled by broadcaster Alan Dedicoat and television motoring presenter Mike Brewer, before carrying its first public passengers for more than half a century.
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@FNF After more than 50 years out of passenger service, will Midland Red D7 No. 4482 be running regular trips at Transport Museum Wythall, or will appearances be limited to special heritage events?
It's fascinating to see the Midland Red D7 back in action after all these years, showing such mechanical resilience. This really highlights how important ongoing support and timely upgrades are, not just for vintage vehicles but also in software and hardware to keep everything running smoothly and securely. vue end of life