trentbarton are proud to be the really good bus company, serving Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire & Leicestershire in the East Midlands.

trentbarton are proud to be the really good bus company, serving Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire & Leicestershire in the East Midlands.

trentbarton. A bus operator in the East Midlands. 43 routes; Map; Vehicles; 1 rainbow one Nottingham - Kimberley - Eastwood - Ripley or Alfreton 3A the threes Nottingham - Mansfield 3B the threes Nottingham - Sutton 3C the threes Nottingham - Mansfield 6.0 the sixes Derby - Belper

trentbarton are proud to be the really good bus company, serving Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire & Leicestershire in the East Midlands.

Trentbarton (stylised in all lowercase) is a bus operator providing both local and regional services in Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Staffordshire, England. It is a subsidiary of the Wellglade Group. History.

With the relaunch of Rainbow 4, (I4), trentbarton unveiled the new logo in 2011. However, the logo fully appeared in 2012.

The company operate a fleet of modern low floor vehicles, most of the fleet is branded for services although a number of buses are in a red livery with various advertisements on advertising Trentbarton products such as their Mango smart card, ZigZag tickets and social media websites.

Ever wondered what it's like to be a bus driver? Meet Les, one of our friendly bus drivers on the twos 🚍 With a passion for driving and a background in running his own driving school, Les made an exciting career move by joining trentbarton. Find out more about what it takes to be a bus driver here... https://orlo.uk/busdriving_MDR3v

trentbarton are proud to be the really good bus company, serving Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire & Leicestershire in the East Midlands.

trentbarton. Routes; Map; 262 vehicles; This is not intended to be a complete fleet list. It’s really a list of trentbarton ticket machines, a byproduct of the live bus tracking. Remember: Ticket machines IDs sometimes don’t correspond with the actual vehicles they’re attached to. (Equipment gets swapped between vehicles, etc.)