Its a bus. A rather differently designed one, but its a bus.
thealexweb on
Yeah that’s just an electric bendy bus with a sleek body shell no?
He’s just mad he’s been sold a bus
Francis-c92 on
„Rapid transit vehicles“
Me when I’m trying to convince people I’m not a robot
Jared_Usbourne on
Who actually gives a shit what it’s called, what matters is whether it works.
If it turns out to deliver the benefits of a tram at a reduced cost, and passengers like it, then great.
TheGrogsMachine on
Did a bit of googling.. they are Van Hool Exqui City articulated buses. Even the manufacturer calls them buses.
Sate_Hen on
>“If you take the tyres off and put it on rails, it’s a tram.“
If my grandmother has wheels…
bantamw on
They bought bendy buses in York. They were a complete pain in the arse as they hadn’t checked whether they would go down some of the roads (they couldn’t – they were too wide).
I notice in the article they’ve said the buses would need some roundabouts to be removed – so why are they buying them then rather than normal ones that don’t need infrastructure improvements? Seems like some strange decision…
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Its a bus. A rather differently designed one, but its a bus.
Yeah that’s just an electric bendy bus with a sleek body shell no?
He’s just mad he’s been sold a bus
„Rapid transit vehicles“
Me when I’m trying to convince people I’m not a robot
Who actually gives a shit what it’s called, what matters is whether it works.
If it turns out to deliver the benefits of a tram at a reduced cost, and passengers like it, then great.
Did a bit of googling.. they are Van Hool Exqui City articulated buses. Even the manufacturer calls them buses.
>“If you take the tyres off and put it on rails, it’s a tram.“
If my grandmother has wheels…
They bought bendy buses in York. They were a complete pain in the arse as they hadn’t checked whether they would go down some of the roads (they couldn’t – they were too wide).
I notice in the article they’ve said the buses would need some roundabouts to be removed – so why are they buying them then rather than normal ones that don’t need infrastructure improvements? Seems like some strange decision…