Wright Handybus

The Wright Handybus was a single-deck body of a bus, It had a step-entrance. It was made from 1990 to 1995 by Wrightbus.

The Handybus body was built on the Dennis Dart chassis and the Leyland Swift chassis.

In 1995, the Handybus was replaced by the Crusader.

 Operators 
London Regional Transport ordered nearly 200 Dennis Darts with Handybus bodies.Wright midi boosts jobs Commercial Motor 1 November 1990Gold Arrow remembered at LBM heritage running day Buses issue 752 November 2017 page 10Dennis Dart: the first Generation  Ian's Bus Stop

Ulsterbus and Citybus ordered 40 Handybuses .Go-Ahead goes for Handybus Commercial Motor 3 October 1991 

 Preservation 
A London Regional Transport Handybus has been preserved by the London Transport Museum, Acton.Wrightbus hands over Gold Arrow Bus & Coach Buyer 24 March 2016

References

Other websites

Category:Midibuses
Handybus