Reading Transport MegaRears

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A MegaRear is an advertising livery that covers the whole of the back of a bus, often with contravision parts over the windows. In the past these adverts have also been called SuperRears.

Current MegaRears: All

Previous MegaRears: | Excels 917-24 | Excels 925-31 | Excels 932-45 |

By contrast to a MegaRear:

  • A MegaPanel is a large square advertisement roughly the same size as a MegaRear, but applied to the side of a bus. Conventionally the advert is placed centrally, covers the whole height of the bus and contravision is used at window height to allow passengers to see out.
  • A MegaSide is an advertisement that covers one whole side of the bus including contravision parts for the windows
  • A ColourBus is a whole advertisement livery that covers most of the bus, it is often painted on, and may or may not involve putting contravision over the windows.

[The definitions of a MegaSide and MegaPanel above are not definitive, but have been adopted by this site until a specific definition becomes widely used by everyone.]


Current MegaRears

Alexander Dennis Enviro400H 202: Just Tiles
Applied September 2011 & updated January 2012

202 on 15 September 2011 202 on 21 January 2012

Scania ND230 / East Lancs Olympus 844: Just Tiles
Applied September 2011 & updated January 2012

844 on 15 September 2011

Scania ND230 / East Lancs Olympus 860: West London Motor Group
Applied August 2011

860 on 13 August 2011

Scania ND230 / East Lancs Olympus 861: West London Motor Group
Applied August 2011

861 on 20 August 2011

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