Modern buses

I reckon you might feel the load shifting up top there Swishy 3 decks sounds more like a sheep crate than a bus


Paul

Mrs
Me rekonz U might have to take u're hat off to go under any bridges

:lol: :lol: :lol:

WotSezU?

cya

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Swishy with my hair style I think I may have been on the top deck of one of them buses before :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

Sorry, Mr. Smith, these jokers have dragged things a bit off topic. You can have it back after this:

hoaxes.org/af_database/permalink/triple_decker_city_bus

Swishy, you sure do find some hilarious timewasters.

That's ok: I enjoy them too. I was going to put up a doctored five-deck A380 just for the day, but I can't find where I stored it, or the site from which it was being circulated.

Roderick

160823Tu Edinburgh (Scotland, UK): Seven buses. (Steve H, HCVC).
Is the scarlet one ex Melbourne? IIRC, the operator walked out in a huff after approval the former Hong Kong double-deck buses (converted to open top) was rescinded. Edinburgh seems an unlikely place to operate open-top buses, and now they have to work with overhead tram wires there too.

Roderick

161026W Melbourne 'Herald Sun' - Skybus full-page ad.

Roderick

Why hasn't thee Skybus got OVERSIZE signage & red flags & a VicRoads permit
Maximum legal width =2.5m .................... plus mirrors

Inquire n minds need to kno U kno

Cya
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I don't know if this one is oversize. The Werribee - Wyndham Vale one was overweight for Sydney, and has special approval in Melbourne, and just for this route.
Here is today's from Skybus, moving into full panic mode to stave off any push for an airport railway (or monorail).
161029Sa Melbourne 'Herald Sun' - Skybus.
Roderick

160823Tu Edinburgh (Scotland, UK): ~11 buses in one view. (Steve H, HCVC). Having achieved this goal, Steve moved to a different location.

Roderick.