In Popular Culture
Since 2006, Lothian Buses Seafield depot has been used as the setting for the CBeebies programme Me Too! under the name of Riversea Buses. The company's staff also feature in the show. Of the firm's participation in the series, the company's Chief Executive Neil Renilson said "It's a good opportunity to keep public transport in the eye of the next generation of customers."
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