Post a picture of a bus you like!

[mrMann]

And, if you don't like any buses, post your school bus. This ISN'T my school bus. I would like it for openttd (and NFS5)
. It is a Leyland Atlantean, produced from 1958-1986.

[Ameecher]

Here are my selection of school buses. I can have any one of these...

[Griff]

Bristol VR and a Bristol Lodekka, the best buses ever to have existed outside of London and its Routemaster.

[jvassie]

or



Are the main stay for the school buses, but normally i use the public buses:

[SmatZ]

I like Ikarus very much... sadly, almost none are in use nowadays

Ikarus 280, I spent a lot of time in them...

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Ikarus 293, very long

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[Railwaymodeler]

While not Ikaruses in their purest form, NABI buses, like what Pace North uses here, are basically built in the old Ikarus factory, and assembled in Alabama, USA.

And Pace has a few pure Ikaruses festering in the South Holland scrapyard I believe. They and Milwaukee at least I know, used Ikarus 415s.

[atomicdanny]

Not my pictures, i like this bus since its one of the local buses that i have. (and the right number as well i didn't expect to find that!)

http://martinruthe.fotopic.net/p41714525.html

These - http://martinruthe.fotopic.net/p44662802.html

and these - http://martinruthe.fotopic.net/p44662790.html

[The Irish]

Ok, time to break up the English dominance on this topic:

This bus is running in my hometown Schaffhausen. As you can see, it is a trolley bus. Unfortunately, the government is debating about replacing the trolleys with diesel buses, so the days might be counted. But at the moment, they are still running:

Schaffhausen Trolley

[Kevo00]

I don't know a huge amount about buses, but I like them.

Here is the scene at Streatham bus depot on 9th December 2005, just after the Routemasters in the picture have finished their last runs in normal service.

[athanasios]

B. N. SmatZ!: I didn't know Ikarus had 3 parts articulated bus. Why didn't George include it in LVs4?
My favorite bus, IRISBUS AGORA S:
(More info here: http://www.transbus.org/construc/renault_agorasgaz.html)

[Ameecher]

I don't know a huge amount about buses, but I like them.

Here is the scene at Streatham bus depot on 9th December 2005, just after the Routemasters in the picture have finished their last runs in normal service.

The thing is... RMs are still out on the route 9 even now. Albeit it not that much but you can still ride one. It's more as a tourist attraction though.

[mrMann]

Ok, time for my next buses, the ones that I like using on Openttd:

Leyland Olympian

Neoplan N138/4 Jumbocruiser

Setra S431DT

Irisbus Magelys

And now more buses that I would like for OpenTTD:
Pre 1930:

Leyland Type N, 1919-1925

Leyland Titan, 1927-1970

1930-1950:

AEC Q-Type, 1932-1937

AEC Regent III RT,

1951-1980

Bedford JJL, 1978-1981

Dennis Loline, 1958-1967

AEC Reliance, 1953-1982

GM Buffallo, 1966-1980
Post-1980:

Alexander Dennis/TransBus Enviro 200

[Kevo00]

I don't know a huge amount about buses, but I like them.

Here is the scene at Streatham bus depot on 9th December 2005, just after the Routemasters in the picture have finished their last runs in normal service.

The thing is... RMs are still out on the route 9 even now. Albeit it not that much but you can still ride one. It's more as a tourist attraction though.

Yep, those are heritage routes past the sights in Central London only and do not run the whole length of the route. The 9 heritage route does Aldwych - Royal Albert Hall via Trafalgar Square and Pic Circus in the west, the 15 heritage route does Trafalgar Square - Tower of London via St. Pauls. I could take the 15 quite often but tend to avoid it as it is snail slow due to the traffic in the City and I can walk faster. Ironically it does mean that RMs are going through areas now that they weren't before Dec 2005 - the picture is of the last day of RMs on a 'proper' route, the 159.

[trainboy2004]

Stupid double-deckers buses

Greetings from the european mainland:




Source:http://www.busfoto.nl

[Railwaymodeler]

Hmmm, Veolia buses. Veolia is the company that hauls away the garbage here. They run a lot of the trash trucks in this area. I guess they're like a lot of the companies- they have partners/holdings/whatever overseas (Like CoachUSA being owned by Stagecoach of Britain. And First Student school bus being British owned as far as I know.)

[trainboy2004]

Veolia does every thing; garbage, energy, water, cargo, public transport. But most of all, having delays.

[Kevo00]

Hmmm, Veolia buses. Veolia is the company that hauls away the garbage here. They run a lot of the trash trucks in this area. I guess they're like a lot of the companies- they have partners/holdings/whatever overseas (Like CoachUSA being owned by Stagecoach of Britain. And First Student school bus being British owned as far as I know.)

Indeed, First is British, from Aberdeen. They are trying to persuade UK local government to bring in US style school buses over here too. Can't think why?

[spaceman-spiff]

...

Please, you're huge pictures are breaking the tables, or something like that, why don't you upload the images to our server ?

[mrMann]

Hmmm, Veolia buses. Veolia is the company that hauls away the garbage here. They run a lot of the trash trucks in this area. I guess they're like a lot of the companies- they have partners/holdings/whatever overseas (Like CoachUSA being owned by Stagecoach of Britain. And First Student school bus being British owned as far as I know.)

Indeed, First is British, from Aberdeen. They are trying to persuade UK local government to bring in US style school buses over here too. Can't think why?

I actually have travelled on an american school bus from and to my school. Only when the crap bus we normally have breaks down (which is once a month )

[athanasios]

Back in 1982 (? near Omonoia Square), Athens...