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London Bus |
I had to include a section on London's buses. Most cities in the world have tried double-decker buses, but few retained them. The Routemaster with the conductors are the most famous, and still operate. Apparently the Routemaster has outlived newer coaches. With conductors and the easy on/off these buses zip through town while newer coaches must wait for people to pay their fares to the driver before continuing on. In the late 1990's there was a push for more Routemasters. Now the city want to get rid of them for "safety" and ADA requirements. However the public is not happy, so time will tell.
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(07/07/2018) |
Harry Potter Bus by Golden Tours ((08/07/2018) |
(08/07/2018) |
(08/04/2018) |
Euston Station (08/04/2018) |
 Euston
Station (08/04/2018) |
 Euston
Station (08/04/2018) |
 Euston
Station (08/04/2018) |
(08/04/2018) |
(08/07/2018) |
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Routemaster
displayed at the London Transport Museum at Covent Gardens. (2/01 dig.) |
 This
is the Routemaster predecessor, the RT. There were over 7000 of these type
buses built between 1939-1954. (2/01 dig.) |
 Routemaster
on Route 9 (3/19/09_ |
 Buses
on Regent St. (12/4/16) |
 Borismaster
bus near Kings Cross (12/3/16) |
 Borismaster
bus near Kings Cross (12/3/16) |
 Bendy
Bus, or articulated (3/19/09) |
 Routemaster
bus (3/19/09) |
 Bus
in Croyden (2/22/01) |
 Bus
in Croyden (2/22/01) |
 Bus
in Croyden (2/22/01) |
 Buses
on layover (2/22/01) |
 Borismaster
with St. Pancras clocktower in the distance (12/3/16) |
 Double-decker
(3/19/09) |
 Routemaster
Bus (3/19/09) |
 Bus
in Croyden (2/22/01) |
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