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mid-engined design, although some coaches still have mid-mounted engines. Front-engined buses still persist for niche markets such as
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The buses to be found in countries around the world often reflect the quality of the local road network, with high-floor resilient truck-based designs prevalent in several less developed countries where buses are subject to tough operating conditions. Population density also has a major impact, where
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exported trolleybuses to other friendly states. In the 1930s, Italy designed the world's only triple decker bus for the busy route between Rome and Tivoli that could carry eighty-eight passengers. It was unique not only in being a triple decker but having a separate smoking compartment on the third
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His transport scheme was a huge success, although not as he had intended as most of his passengers did not visit his spa. He turned the transport service into his principal lucrative business venture and closed the mill and spa. Nantes citizens soon gave the nickname "omnibus" to the vehicle. Having
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groups or other youth organizations may also own buses. Companies such as railroads, construction contractors, and agricultural firms may own buses to transport employees to and from remote job sites. Specific charities may exist to fund and operate bus transport, usually using specially modified
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also produced one of the earliest motor-bus models in 1898, selling a double-decker bus to the Motor
Traction Company which was first used on the streets of London on 23 April 1898. The vehicle had a maximum speed of 18 km/h (11.2 mph) and accommodated up to 20 passengers, in an enclosed
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in 1881 as an "...arrangement by which an ordinary omnibus...would have a suspender thrown at intervals from one side of the street to the other, and two wires hanging from these suspenders; allowing contact rollers to run on these two wires, the current could be conveyed to the tram-car, and back
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business. In order to encourage customers he started a horse-drawn transport service from the city centre of Nantes to his establishment. The first vehicles stopped in front of the shop of a hatter named Omnés, which displayed a large sign inscribed "Omnes
Omnibus", a pun on his Latin-sounding
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Charter bus operators may be completely independent businesses, or charter hire may be a subsidiary business of a public transport operator that might maintain a separate fleet or use surplus buses, coaches, and dual-purpose coach-seated buses. Many private
1679:, the UK's trade association for the bus, coach and light rail industry, the three-day event offers visitors from Europe and beyond the chance to see and experience the very latest vehicles and product and service innovations right across the industry.
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are used by bands or other organisations that tour between entertainment venues and require mobile rest and recreation facilities. Some couples hire preserved buses for their wedding transport, instead of the traditional car. Buses are often hired for
1018:, and later out of automobile or truck manufacturers. Early buses were merely a bus body fitted to a truck chassis. This body+chassis approach has continued with modern specialist manufacturers, although there also exist integral designs such as the
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expanded into other continents influencing the use of buses previously served by local types. Use of buses around the world has also been influenced by colonial associations or political alliances between countries. Several of the
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or converted for other uses, sometimes retired buses are saved for preservation. This can be done by individuals, volunteer preservation groups or charitable trusts, museums, or sometimes by the operators themselves as part of a
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discouraged steam road vehicles and left the way clear for the horse bus companies, and from 1861 onwards, harsh legislation virtually eliminated mechanically propelled vehicles from the roads of Great
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or other social awareness information campaign, designed to bring a specific message to different areas, or used to transport campaign personnel to local areas/meetings. Exhibition buses are often sent to public events such as
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entertainment systems, and can operate at higher speeds with more capacity for luggage. Coaches may be single- or double-deckers, articulated, and often include a separate luggage compartment under the passenger floor.
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vehicles to cater for group fares. Companies, private groups, and social clubs may hire buses or coaches as a cost-effective method of transporting a group to an event or site, such as a group meeting,
563:, developed in the 1950s, was a pioneering design and remains an icon of London to this day. The innovative design used lightweight aluminium and techniques developed in aircraft production during
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may also perform this function. The tour operator may be a subsidiary of a company that operates buses and coaches for other uses or an independent company that charters buses or coaches.
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and insurance, and maintain state governed safety standards. Some provide other facilities like entertainment units, luxurious reclining seats, large scenic windows, and even lavatories.
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are fitted with technology to allow them to run in designated guideways, allowing the controlled alignment at bus stops and less space taken up by guided lanes than conventional roads or
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are fitted with technology to allow them to run in designated guideways, allowing the controlled alignment at bus stops and less space taken up by guided lanes than conventional roads or
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purposes, or through private ownership. Although the average bus carries between 30 and 100 passengers, some buses have a capacity of up to 300 passengers. The most common type is the
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also use a converted bus as a command post while those in cold climates might retain a bus as a heated shelter at fire scenes. Many are drawn from retired school or service buses.
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where the two are practically inseparable. Specialist builders also exist and concentrate on building buses for special uses or modifying standard buses into specialised products.
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area below and on an open-air platform above. With the success and popularity of this bus, DMG expanded production, selling more buses to companies in London and, in 1899, to
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American buses. The bus types in use around the world where there was little mass production were often sourced secondhand from other countries, such as the
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purchased a majority stake in 1925 and changed its name to the Yellow Truck and Coach
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for driver training, rather than taking a regular service bus out of use. Some large operators have also converted retired buses into tow bus vehicles, to act as
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is the largest operator of local tour buses, operating on a franchised basis all over the world. Specialist tour buses are also often owned and operated by
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purposes. These may take the form of temporary charter hire of service buses, or the temporary or permanent conversion and operation of buses, usually of
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mobility buses or otherwise accessible buses (See
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invented the successful concept Baudry moved to Paris and launched the first omnibus service there in April 1828. A similar service was introduced in
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to feed the cast and crew, and at other large events to feed staff. Another use is as an emergency vehicle, such as high-capacity
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or transport to associated sports, music, or other school events.
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Max Schiemann opened a passenger-carrying trolleybus in 1901 near
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and save the cost and inconvenience of removing it from service.
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The first ever internal combustion omnibus, introduced in 1895 (
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Buses and coaches are also a common component of the wider
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The most common power source since the 1920s has been the
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Maximum Length: Single rear axle 13.5 meters (44 ft
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staffed by promotions personnel, giving out free gifts.
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An early horse-drawn omnibus from mid-nineteenth century
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2407:"The Bus We Loved book description, 12 September 2006"
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Some buses meet a destructive end by being entered in
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1825:
Preserved 1965 AEC Regal VI formerly operated by the
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An example of a private bus operating for BusWest in
2236:(10th ed.). Shaw & Sons. 1865. p. 388.
1876:
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event, or organised recreational activity such as a
245:, with the same designs appearing around the world.
2669:
2090:Marchant, J.R.V.; Charles, Joseph F., eds. (1928).
1861:
1182:were set up specifically to use buses to drive the
2629:
2522:. Cityofchesapeake.net. 1 May 1998. Archived from
2425:
1718:where they can be bought privately or at auction.
1454:transport, temporary detention facilities, and as
704:is occurring, primarily for easier accessibility.
1117:Buses play a major part in the tourism industry.
763:vehicles. However, they are now increasingly of
4698:
2603:Event preview: Fashion Bus On The Square, London
2571:
2359:(3rd ed.). Twickenham: World of Transport.
1698:Retired bus in Israel used as a tow truck (2008)
943: in). Twin rear axle 15 meters (49 ft
913:, which are powered by the momentum stored by a
288:("all"). The theoretical full name is in French
2284:, Siemens History website. Retrieved 2011-08-28
2248:"Trolleybus history – current collector design"
2089:
2049:
2047:
1798:bus has been converted to a mobile theatre and
1426:for crew and passenger transport in the secure
1063:A double-decker bus used for public transit in
1748:A retired bus is used for an ambulance bus in
1422:Airport operators make use of special airside
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3145:
2715:
2487:
1325:are used by companies in a similar manner to
1014:Early bus manufacturing grew out of carriage
861:or part or all of their visible surfaces (as
635:A 1912 Daimler CC Bus, one of five (English)
2213:
2044:
1125:, but can also be regular buses or coaches.
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2636:. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France.
1675:in Birmingham. As the official show of the
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2574:"Three Decker Auto Bus Carries 88 Persons"
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2036:. Jongo.com. 15 March 2007. Archived from
2034:"China's longest bus unveiled in Shanghai"
1480:Advertisement on a bus in Hong Kong (2018)
1402:Many organisations, including the police,
1186:or travel to places such as North Africa.
514:The first mass-produced bus model was the
27:Large road vehicle for transporting people
2545:City of Winnipeg Corporate Web Services.
2297:, (Paul Hamlyn Ltd, 1967, no ISBN) p. 81
2085:
2083:
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1255:. Other countries may mandate the use of
790:may also be designed to be usable by the
668:, double-decker bus (both usually with a
2355:Robbins, G. J.; Atkinson, J. B. (1991).
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1771:. These are commonly seen at external
1555:A 1965 Mercedes-Benz LPO 322 Bruck in
1484:Buses are often used for advertising,
960:Maximum Width: 2.55 meters (8 ft
815:, while articulated buses have three.
205:were used from the 1820s, followed by
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2154:from the original on 7 September 2017
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1786:Some organisations adapt and operate
985:Maximum Width: 2.6 meters (8 ft
771:and have ramps to provide access for
418:World's first trolleybus, Berlin 1882
3159:
2387:from the original on 31 January 2020
2310:
1677:Confederation of Passenger Transport
1520:are often specially decorated for a
1389:
1219:
1113:Tour bus being used in France (2015)
195:; promotional buses may be used for
2409:. Londonbooks.co.uk. Archived from
2315:, vol. 15, Orbis, p. 1773
1816:
1570:
1398:Police bus in Taipei, Taiwan (2014)
1048:
925:United Kingdom and European Union:
767:design and optionally also 'kneel'
24:
4324:Transit-oriented development (TOD)
2670:Héron de Villefosse, René (1959).
2584:from the original on 15 April 2021
2451:Gross, Daniel (5 September 2014).
2336:from the original on 26 April 2021
2174:"Histoire générale des transports"
2112:from the original on 22 March 2021
1658:
1540:
1446:for a variety of reasons, such as
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978:United States, Canada and Mexico:
542:Yellow Coach Manufacturing Company
25:
4728:
2679:
2653:Histoire et dictionnaire de Paris
2580:. Hearst Magazines. p. 286.
2469:from the original on 12 July 2017
1577:Category:Bus transport by country
4680:
4480:
4334:Transportation demand management
3104:
2854:
2572:Hearst Magazines (August 1932).
2500:from the original on 25 May 2017
2488:Robert Farley (25 August 2011).
1893:
1879:
1862:Modification as railway vehicles
1854:form part of the collections of
1733:regulations, and the increasing
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105:that carries significantly more
2876:Bombardier Guided Light Transit
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2512:
2490:"Obama's Canadian-American Bus"
2481:
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2357:The London B-Type Motor Omnibus
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2254:from the original on 4 May 2011
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2222:
2207:
2057:World History of the Automobile
1845:. These buses often need to be
1790:or learning buses to provide a
403:
338:in 1824 and in London in 1829.
2381:"AEC Southall Enthusiast page"
2192:
2136:
2098:
1296:companies also operate larger
1003:
800:disability discrimination laws
527:London General Omnibus Company
478:
441:Journal of the Society of Arts
346:
229:, as well as buses powered by
121:. It is most commonly used in
13:
1:
3306:Autonomous Rail Rapid Transit
2871:Autonomous Rail Rapid Transit
2549:. Winnipeg.ca. Archived from
2199:"Centenarxy of the Omnibus".
1987:
1193:, such as the North American
1076:public transport bus services
920:
872:
4620:Passenger information system
4362:Passenger information system
2520:"Chesapeake Fire Department"
2203:. 28 April 1933. p. 16.
1827:Metropolitan Transport Trust
1606:), a specially manufactured
1589:Trailer bus in Havana (2006)
1490:public information campaigns
1465:
1456:command and control vehicles
1436:United States Secret Service
1055:Public transport bus service
857:. Vehicles often also carry
569:independent front suspension
448:The first such vehicle, the
117:, but less than the average
7:
3500:Demand-responsive transport
3398:Medium-capacity rail system
2148:Online Etymology Dictionary
1872:
1212:, such as tours based near
1099:demand responsive transport
917:, were tried in the 1940s.
887:recharged on stops/stations
841:
818:
639:buses exported to Australia
554:GM Truck and Coach Division
305:in Richebourg, a suburb of
209:in the 1830s, and electric
172:above and beyond a regular
144:carrying larger loads, and
10:
4733:
4600:Automatic vehicle location
4263:Public transport timetable
3294:Passenger rail terminology
2547:"Winnipeg Fire Department"
2092:Cassell's Latin Dictionary
1865:
1673:National Exhibition Centre
1574:
1544:
1469:
1223:
1104:
1095:public transport timetable
1052:
1007:
696:have a lower capacity and
586:
500:Daimler Motors Corporation
407:
350:
341:
215:internal combustion engine
75:Toronto Transit Commission
29:
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4294:Green transport hierarchy
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4031:Automated fare collection
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2737:
2729:
2295:Buses, Trolleys and Trams
730:
185:scheduled coach transport
125:, but is also in use for
4571:Autonomous Rapid Transit
4329:Transportation authority
2686:American Bus Association
2437:2 September 2011 at the
2054:Eckermann, Erik (2001),
1917:(bus mounted bike racks)
1372:private airport transfer
1036:As with the rest of the
794:. Coaches generally use
644:
430:. The Siemens brothers,
387:However, the heavy road
152:carrying smaller loads.
4393:Bus rapid transit creep
4339:Transportation planning
2692:7 February 2011 at the
2651:Fierro, Alfred (1996).
2234:Pratt's Law of Highways
2230:"Locomotives Act, 1861"
2060:, SAE, pp. 67–68,
2019:Encyclopædia Britannica
1956:List of fictional buses
1043:
853:technologies, or using
581:power-hydraulic braking
326:("all"), combined with
248:
181:scheduled bus transport
4091:Manual fare collection
4071:Farebox recovery ratio
3562:Personal rapid transit
3015:Capacitor electric bus
2628:Combeau, Yvan (2013).
1833:
1753:
1699:
1590:
1560:
1481:
1399:
1288:
1239:
1142:theme parks or resorts
1114:
1068:
903:compressed natural gas
901:, and ones powered by
775:users and people with
753:
661:
419:
378:Sir Goldsworthy Gurney
369:
322:
316:
290:
284:
274:
258:
231:compressed natural gas
179:Buses may be used for
78:
59:
4448:Sustainable transport
4428:Passenger load factor
4243:Clock-face scheduling
4076:Free public transport
3928:Bus turnout (bus bay)
3625:Real-time ridesharing
3418:Platform screen doors
2789:Lowbridge double-deck
2383:. Aecsouthall.co.uk.
2040:on 30 September 2011.
1824:
1747:
1697:
1682:Busworld Kortrijk in
1588:
1554:
1486:political campaigning
1479:
1397:
1282:
1233:
1112:
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891:hybrid electric buses
743:
652:
417:
376:and by associates of
360:
256:
219:hybrid electric buses
170:large vehicle licence
65:
42:
4566:Guided Light Transit
4487:Transport portal
4423:Outline of transport
4116:Reduced fare program
4086:Integrated ticketing
4041:Contract of carriage
3852:Personal transporter
3408:Narrow-gauge railway
3256:Rail replacement bus
3010:Battery electric bus
2608:23 June 2021 at the
2280:29 July 2016 at the
1981:Transit Elevated Bus
1951:Intercity bus driver
1800:catwalk fashion show
1706:for breaking up for
1690:Use of retired buses
1624:Commonwealth nations
982:Maximum Length: None
832:Guided Light Transit
788:destination displays
748:high-floor bus with
678:bi-articulated buses
525:and operated by the
32:Bus (disambiguation)
30:For other uses, see
4463:Transport economics
4258:On-time performance
4253:Night (owl) service
3953:Interchange station
3832:Horse-drawn vehicle
3620:Flexible carpooling
3428:Metro/Rapid Transit
3050:Hybrid electric bus
2779:Cutaway van chassis
2526:on 21 November 2010
2413:on 21 February 2014
2293:Charles S. Dunbar,
2218:. pp. 263–264.
2094:(Revised ed.).
1663:Euro Bus Expo is a
1628:double-decker buses
1615:Mercedes-Benz buses
1368:university campuses
1313:, exhibitions, and
1038:automotive industry
398:Locomotive Act 1861
237:. As of the 2010s,
213:in 1882. The first
197:political campaigns
191:, private hire, or
4651:Rubber-tyred metro
4556:Bi-articulated bus
4217:Standing passenger
3480:Auto rickshaw taxi
3450:Suspension railway
3433:Rubber-tyred metro
3356:Heritage streetcar
3261:Share taxi/Taxibus
2674:. Bernard Grasset.
2655:. Robert Laffont.
2311:Ward, Ian (1974),
1836:Rather than being
1834:
1811:demolition derbies
1761:tourist attraction
1754:
1700:
1591:
1561:
1522:political campaign
1482:
1448:prisoner transport
1440:Police departments
1400:
1289:
1240:
1191:tourist attraction
1115:
1069:
759:used to be mainly
754:
662:
420:
370:
269:form of the Latin
259:
168:require a special
79:
60:
4717:French inventions
4694:
4693:
4656:Rubber-tyred tram
4528:Bus rapid transit
4494:
4493:
4186:Transport network
4176:Non-revenue track
3842:Inclined elevator
3777:Inclined elevator
3743:Inclined elevator
3368:Higher-speed rail
3311:Airport rail link
3194:Bus rapid transit
3127:
3126:
2969:Train replacement
2672:Histoire de Paris
2643:978-2-13-060852-3
2632:Histoire de Paris
2578:Popular Mechanics
2553:on 6 January 2010
1856:transport museums
1773:filming locations
1731:health and safety
1653:bus rapid transit
1649:articulated buses
1390:Private ownership
1249:school bus yellow
1226:Student transport
1220:Student transport
1080:bus rapid transit
1010:Bus manufacturing
792:visually impaired
744:Portland, Oregon
725:Bus manufacturing
666:single-decker bus
577:automatic gearbox
519:double-decker bus
278:("for all"), the
239:bus manufacturing
203:Horse-drawn buses
142:articulated buses
85:(contracted from
48:double-decker bus
16:(Redirected from
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4687:Buses portal
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4625:Proof-of-payment
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4403:Destination sign
4367:Platform display
4357:Destination sign
4314:Transit district
4309:Street hierarchy
4289:Complete streets
4284:Airport security
4166:Cross-city route
4111:Proof-of-payment
4081:Free travel pass
3572:Public light bus
3532:Hackney carriage
3351:Heritage railway
3336:Elevated railway
3331:Cross-city route
3251:Public light bus
3209:Cross-city route
3161:Public transport
3154:
3147:
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3131:
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3111:Buses portal
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2846:Transit Elevated
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1966:Public light bus
1903:
1901:Transport portal
1898:
1897:
1889:
1884:
1883:
1882:
1817:Bus preservation
1739:vehicle recovery
1667:, which is held
1645:multi-axle buses
1571:Around the world
1565:Nordic countries
1494:public relations
1460:fire departments
1206:customised buses
1195:tourist trolleys
1154:audio commentary
1134:City Sightseeing
1084:Wright StreetCar
1049:Public transport
1020:Leyland National
998:
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863:mobile billboard
796:wheelchair lifts
783:mobility buses.
664:Formats include
632:
617:
597:
325:
319:
304:
296:Stanislas Baudry
293:
287:
277:
241:is increasingly
189:school transport
123:public transport
109:than an average
89:, with variants
73:operated by the
50:, operating for
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4551:Articulated bus
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4376:
4349:
4343:
4272:
4226:
4202:Checked baggage
4190:
4149:
4036:Bus advertising
4020:
4012:
3881:
3872:Trackless train
3815:Scooter-sharing
3810:Bicycle-sharing
3787:
3781:
3747:
3687:
3639:
3601:
3577:Pulled rickshaw
3547:Motorcycle taxi
3490:Combination bus
3471:
3464:
3378:Inter-city rail
3363:High-speed rail
3280:
3163:
3158:
3128:
3123:
3105:
3103:
3094:
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2988:
2984:Tourist trolley
2890:
2859:
2850:
2742:
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2728:
2694:Wayback Machine
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2610:Wayback Machine
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2463:The Slate Group
2449:
2445:
2439:Wayback Machine
2432:Routemaster.org
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2282:Wayback Machine
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2180:on 18 July 2011
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2068:
2052:
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2031:
2027:
2013:"Omnibus"
2005:
1994:
1990:
1985:
1971:Trackless train
1915:Bicycle carrier
1899:
1892:
1885:
1880:
1878:
1875:
1870:
1864:
1819:
1796:AEC Routemaster
1692:
1661:
1659:Bus expositions
1619:Mitsubishi Fuso
1583:
1573:
1559:, Sweden (2005)
1549:
1547:Bruck (vehicle)
1543:
1541:Goods transport
1474:
1472:Bus advertising
1468:
1392:
1364:amusement parks
1344:Victory parades
1273:
1271:Private charter
1253:crossing guards
1228:
1222:
1202:heritage routes
1199:AEC Routemaster
1165:package holiday
1107:
1057:
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930:
923:
895:fuel cell buses
875:
859:bus advertising
844:
821:
808:
752:extended (2010)
750:wheelchair ramp
738:
733:
702:low-floor buses
674:articulated bus
655:articulated bus
653:Interior of an
647:
640:
637:Daimler Company
633:
624:
618:
609:
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3918:Bus station
3706:Cable ferry
3673:Ocean liner
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3271:Transit bus
3266:Shuttle bus
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2274:Elektromote
2131:Fierro 1996
2116:22 February
1976:Transit bus
1931:Cutaway bus
1926:Bus station
1910:Coach (bus)
1712:spare parts
1608:trailer bus
1502:second-hand
1498:promotional
1360:final event
1356:competition
1340:processions
1323:Party buses
1319:conferences
1315:field trips
1311:conventions
1307:summer camp
1265:field trips
1251:livery and
1210:celebrities
1197:, London's
1130:sightseeing
1004:Manufacture
692:). Smaller
690:trailer bus
686:bus trailer
659:Los Angeles
622:LGOC B-type
533:during the
479:Motor buses
450:Electromote
347:Steam buses
299: [
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166:bus drivers
131:single-deck
4701:Categories
4641:Light rail
4578:Trolleybus
4561:Guided Bus
4408:Dwell time
4398:Crush load
4348:Technology
4268:Short turn
4231:Scheduling
4195:Facilities
3983:Queue jump
3903:Bus garage
3805:Carsharing
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3663:Hovercraft
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3552:Marshrutka
3517:Dollar van
3460:Tram-train
3388:Light rail
3383:Interurban
3346:Heavy rail
3276:Trolleybus
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3219:Guided bus
3090:Trolleybus
3085:School bus
3060:Trolleybus
2947:by country
2836:Snow coach
2816:Multi-axle
2796:High-floor
2588:1 November
2557:12 October
2530:12 October
2504:17 October
1988:References
1936:Dollar van
1792:playground
1779:or mobile
1769:break room
1727:tow trucks
1716:dealership
1669:biennially
1665:trade show
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1575:See also:
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1150:excursions
1140:and other
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1101:services.
1074:, used on
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921:Dimensions
873:Propulsion
773:wheelchair
761:high-floor
575:, a fully
498:Germany's
485:Siegerland
410:Trolleybus
336:Manchester
285:omnis/omne
282:plural of
243:globalised
107:passengers
71:trolleybus
4661:Translohr
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4372:Timetable
4101:Paid area
4051:Exit fare
4018:Ticketing
3998:Tram stop
3913:Bus stand
3886:Locations
3867:Slope car
3837:Hyperloop
3827:Escalator
3788:transport
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3755:transport
3721:Funicular
3678:Vaporetto
3668:Hydrofoil
3587:Songthaew
3557:Nanny van
3542:Limousine
3485:Boda boda
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2494:FactCheck
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2417:6 October
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2258:6 October
2201:The Times
2073:6 October
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1788:playbuses
1741:company.
1655:schemes.
1604:camel bus
1600:Malta bus
1512:devices.
1466:Promotion
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694:midibuses
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505:Stockholm
495:, Wales.
493:Llandudno
353:Steam bus
314:surname,
267:shortened
261:The word
235:biodiesel
150:minibuses
146:midibuses
134:rigid bus
68:New Flyer
18:Motor bus
4634:See also
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4544:Vehicles
4537:Standard
4388:Boarding
4304:Security
4277:Politics
4140:Transfer
3933:Dry dock
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3908:Bus lane
3898:Bus bulb
3877:Vactrain
3857:Robotaxi
3822:Elevator
3800:Airliner
3762:Elevator
3753:Building
3736:tricable
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3630:Slugging
3472:for hire
3470:Vehicles
3403:Monorail
3373:Horsecar
3299:glossary
3118:Category
3033:Overhead
3005:Electric
2974:Training
2917:Campaign
2912:Armoured
2821:Open-top
2690:Archived
2606:Archived
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2391:19 April
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2158:30 March
2152:Archived
2110:Archived
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1873:See also
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1684:Kortrijk
1358:or to a
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1086:and the
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842:Liveries
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454:Halensee
323:omnis/-e
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3795:Airline
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3597:Tuk tuk
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1452:officer
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1336:parades
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606:Netphen
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154:Coaches
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509:Speyer
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280:dative
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2993:Power
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2769:Coach
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1596:cycle
1527:fairs
1496:, or
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2979:Tour
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2806:Midi
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