Wright Endurance

The Wright Endurance was a single-decker body of a bus. It had a step-entrance. It was made from 1992 to 1997 by Wrightbus.

The Endurance body was built on the Scania K93 chassis, Scania N113 chassis and Volvo B10B chassis.

 Operators 

In 1991, Yorkshire Traction of Barnsley ordered 5 Scania K93s with Endurance bodywork, these were the only buses built on the K93 chassis.

In 1994, Midland Bluebird ordered sixteen Scania N113s with Endurance bodywork. 

From 1994 to 1996, MTL North ordered 120 Volvo B10Bs with Endurance bodywork. 

In 1996, West Midlands Travel ordered 150 Volvo B10Bs with Endurance bodywork.

In 1995, GM Buses North ordered 20 Volvo B10Bs with Endurance bodywork, In 1995, they ordered 35 more Volvo B10Bs with Endurance bodywork.

 CityRanger 
In 1993, Wrightbus made a similar bus body called the CityRanger.

The CityRanger body was built on the Mercedes-Benz O405 chassis.

 Operators 
In 1993, the GRT Group ordered 20 Scania N113s with CityRanger bodywork, 14 of these had air-conditioning and double-glazed bonded window glazing.

 UrbanRanger 
In 1993, Wrightbus made a similar bus body called the UrbanRanger.

The Urban Ranger body was built on the Mercedes-Benz OH1416 chassis.

 Operators 
In 1996, Midland Choice of Willenhall ordered three UrbanRangers.

In 1995, UniversityBus of Hatfield ordered two UrbanRangers for services to and from the University of Hertfordshire, 

In 1998, UniversityBus sold their two UrbanRangers to Chambers of Moneymore in Northern Ireland and to Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service, Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service converted their bus into a mobile command unit.

References

Other websites

Endurance
Category:Step-entrance buses