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Pioneer Coaches was an Australian bus and coach company based in Bexley, New South Wales. The company was noted for its immaculate blue and red livery, known affectionately as "the blue bus". ==History== In October 1918, Cornelius Bossley "Con" Iffland commenced operating between Hurstville and Rockdale via Forest Road. Allocated route number 112 in November 1925 it was extended to Brighton-Le-Sands in 1930. In 1932 the business was purchased by Con's brother Harry by which time route 112 had ceased operating to Brighton-Le-Sands but been extended at the other end to Beverley Hills. In November 1934 the operation was named Pioneer Coaches with Con's son Neville appointed manager, a position he would hold until 1982.〔(Pioneer Coaches ) Australian Bus Fleet Lists〕 In December 1986, the Iffland family sold Pioneer Coaches to Kevin Harbridge.〔"Pioneer" ''Fleetline'' November 1987 page 262〕 In May 1992, route 455 Kingsgrove to Kogarah via Hurstville was purchased from Allways Bus Service and in October 1996 route 49 Rockdale to Carlton from Sydney Coachlines.〔"What Has Changed in 20 Years" ''Australian Bus Panorama'' issue 14/2 October 1998 page 8〕〔"Timetable and service changes" ''Fleetline'' issue 245 November 1996 page 203〕 In April 1997, routes 112 and 49 were renumbered 452 and 453.〔"Timetable and service changes" ''Fleetline'' issue 249 July 1997 page 136〕 In January 2001, Pioneer Coaches was sold to Connex Southtrans with 16 buses.〔〔"Private operators" ''Fleetline'' March 2001 page 42〕
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