authorises a maximum of 700 vehicles). Instead the Commissioner imposed a fine set much lower than the legal maximum (calculated as £550 * 700 vehicles = £385,000) The company also supplies data to the Transport for Edinburgh open data service, which supplies vehicle location data to sites such as bustimes.org. In media Lothian Buses' Seafield depot was used as a location for the CBeebies children's programme Me Too! under the name of Riversea Buses. The company's staff also feature in the programme, aired between 2006 and 2007. Of Lothian Buses' participation in the series, the company's then chief executive officer Neil Renilson said "It's a good opportunity to keep public transport in the eye of the next generation of customers." References External links East Coast Buses website Lothian Country website Bus operators in Scotland City Sightseeing Companies owned by municipalities of Scotland Transport companies established in 1919 Transport in East Lothian Transport in Edinburgh Transport in Midlothian Transport in West Lothian 1919 establishments in Scotland