Bulgy

thumb|316px|Bulgy in his original Red Color
Bulgy, a nickname given to him by Oliver, is a double-decker bus, who was once very opposed to railways.
==Bio==
Bulgy hated railways, and believed that some day they would all be replaced by roads. He even carried a poster on his side telling people to "JOIN THE ANTI-RAIL LEAGUE". His favourite phrase is "Free the roads!" 
Bulgy tried to steal Duck and Oliver's passengers by pretending to be a railway bus. Bulgy was determined to get the passengers to Tidmouth before Duck, but got stuck under a bridge after attempting to take a short cut. His lies were exposed, and soon "nobody would believe his destination boards". Eventually he was turned into a henhouse and placed near the bridge, now nicknamed "Bulgy's Bridge". 
Bulgy was later brought back to the road to help with passengers while Thomas the Tank Engine and Emily needed repairs, but the chickens who had lived in him nestled in his luggage racks and caused trouble the following morning. He was then turned into a mobile vegetable stand. Bulgy enjoys his work delivering vegetables, because they do not lay eggs and they never complain. 
The Official Website states that he is now a refreshment stand. However, this could be a mistake. 
==Persona==
Bulgy was a very rude and bad-tempered double-decker bus. After being restored, he saw the error of his ways and changed his attitude. 
==Basis==
Bulgy is based on an AEC Bridgemaster bus. 
==Livery==
Bulgy was previously painted red and cream, but after becoming a vegetable bus he was painted green and cream. He has since gone back to his old livery. He has a sign on his left side reading "Railway Bus" and an opposing sign on his left side reading "JOIN THE ANTI-RAIL LEAGUE". He also has a sign on his front and back, reading "FREE THE ROADS". 
==Trivia==
==Gallery==
BulgyRidesAgain59.jpg|Bulgy in his green livery
Bulgy(episode)37.png|Bulgy pretending to be a "Railway Bus"
Bulgy(episode)11.png|Bulgy stuck under the bridge
BulgyRidesAgain4.png|Bulgy as a henhouse