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| NTBO | Wed 06/07/11, 22:43 |
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| Can you tell me what NTBO stands for in the vehicle notes section ? | |||
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| NTBO explained | Wed 06/07/11, 23:01 |
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| The licensing updates are usually put in by me (Ray) and are normally updated each month (at least for 'operators' vehicles). There is a routine operated by Tube Lines (as nominee operator for LBSL/LUL etc) and the major bus companies. Therefore when I find that a vehicle has not been relicensed when expected I add the NTBO (Not Taxed By Operator) so I can check progress. If it has not been re-licensed by the first week of the month then it gives a clue it may have been sold. The NTBO marking is usually deleted from the 'notes' section at that point. For non-live vehicles updating occurs as, and when, I get a chance and 'NTBO' will not apply. Thus NTBO is just an aide memoire. Note: Reply edited by Ray, 06/07/11, 23:03. |
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