Arriva Derby

Motor buses continued to operate alongside the trolleybuses until the network began to be closed in the 1960s with the last running in September 1967.

[2] In December 1973 Derby Corporation purchased Blue Bus Services of Willington.

[1][2] Following deregulation, Derby City Transport faced competition from Camms of Nottingham[4] and Midland Red.

[6] In August 1996 British Bus was purchased by the Cowie Group[2] and again rebranded as Arriva Derby with the corporate aquamarine and cream livery adopted.

During 2019, nineteen Wright StreetLites joined the fleet to help meet clean air targets for buses in Derby city centre.

Derby Corporation liveried Roe bodied Daimler Fleetline in September 1968
Blue Bus Services liveried Northern Counties bodied Leyland Fleetline in 1997
City Rider liveried East Lancs E Type bodied Scania N113 DRB in 1997