Friday 8 June 1990 – National Bus Company owned London Country Bus Services Limited introduced some Eastern Coachworks bodied Leyland Olympian coaches for commuter services into central London during the 1980s operating under the Green Line name.

C212 UPD, new as LRC12 in June 1986, was assigned to Harlow garage to work the Harlow-London service 710.

LCBS was split into four separate companies in 1986 and later these companies were privatised. This vehicle was now operated by County Bus and Coach (owned by the AJS Group) and was seen in Drummer Street Bus Station, Cambridge on a limited stop service operated into London.