as the only remaining Y series bus to serve Nottingham. The Y5 was rerouted in stages to cover parts of the former Y36 route not served by the tram. Since the second half of 2016, Yourbus has been ramping up competition with rival bus operator Arriva Derby. Responding to what it called an "undercurrent of negative feedback" from people in Derby, Yourbus announced the 20 and 26 buses to compete with the Arriva services of the same names. They aimed to run buses every 15 minutes, in between Arriva's timetable, while also undercutting them on price (a day return cost £4 from Yourbus, compared to £4.20 for the equivalent ticket from Arriva). One day later, Arriva Derby rolled out an upgraded fleet to its 20 and 26 services, apparently in response to the increased competition. This strategy continued in February 2017, when Yourbus launched the 1 and 1A services in Derby, reusing vehicles from the Y36 fleet which had been withdrawn from service a day earlier. As with the 20 and 26, Yourbus aimed to compete with Arriva's 1 and 1A services by staggering the timetables, while also offering a slightly lower ticket price. Yourbus abruptly ceased trading on Thursday 3 October 2019. Other operators have since stepped in to replace most of the Derbyshire County Council tendered services including Notts + Derby, CT4N and Littles Travel. Most of the Yourbus vehicles have been sold onto Rotala owned Diamond Bus North West and are based at their Bolton depot. Services As of March 2019, Yourbus operated 25 route and school services in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. Liveries The original fleet livery was all over maroon. This was superseded by a livery of mainly white with a maroon swoop along the side. Coaches were painted in a white, red and black livery. Not all coaches were painted during their time at Yourbus with most of them remaining in the colours from purchase. Australia In May 2014, Yourbus diversified into Australia, when it purchased Sydney charter operator Telford's Bus & Coach. Yourbus had previously lodged a tender to operate a Sydney Metropolitan Bus Contract in August 2012. In May 2015, Sydney charter operator Tiger Tours was purchased with 11 vehicles and was fully merged into Telford's. In February 2018, Sydney coach operator Pegasus Coach Tours was acquired, while in April 2018, Australian body builder Custom Bus was purchased. In November 2019 Telford's Bus