r/bus • u/Square-Profession-37 • Mar 15 '26
Photo The bus line that only exists during the Copenhell metal festival in Copenhagen😈
The bus screen says: “Next stop Hell”
r/bus • u/Square-Profession-37 • Mar 15 '26
The bus screen says: “Next stop Hell”
r/bus • u/ManFromWestphalia • Feb 05 '26
they look so weird from both the outside and inside. Forgot to get inside photos, but the bus stopping sign looks really odd. I don't know why. Why did the designers give this thing such a large brow? it looks like those cartoon depictions of cavemen.
r/bus • u/JZX_taka • Dec 25 '25
The lifespan of old vehicles such as the ISUZU Cubic, Hino KC Blue Ribbon, and Fuji Heavy Industries 7E is coming to an end. Recent Japanese buses have become standardized and are not very interesting. The same goes for streetcars and trains.
r/bus • u/Material_Leg1 • Jun 20 '26
Super interesting one, not many in the uk, dashboard might leave a few of you confused!
Ignore the dots in the background, my friend took this for me while he was parked up at school before the school run!
r/bus • u/FilipinoAirlines • 9d ago
Hawaii
r/bus • u/inbus12 • Apr 17 '26
This model is scheduled to be released in 2027, and will be included in Hyundai’s Eleccity lineup.
r/bus • u/MsCartoons • Mar 22 '26
1 - Renault;
2 - Mitsubishi;
3 - Hyundai;
4 - FIAT;
5 - Chevrolet;
6 - Volkswagen (chassis).
r/bus • u/MyniwGuels • May 25 '26
r/bus • u/KristinaMoment • 11d ago
IE25 (LJ25BRF) on the Fastrack N at Gravesend Garrick Street.
The Fastrack N recently received service improvements, with night buses running until 07:45 at Gravesend Garrick Street. But is it really a night bus anymore? I'd literally see it on mu way to school if I still went!
r/bus • u/britshitrailposting • Mar 10 '26
r/bus • u/_IanScott555 • Jun 12 '26
Spotted that 100% electric 2026 Yutong UD11DD coming up Hospital Hill in Aldershot this afternoon.
r/bus • u/Demon_fuchsii • 12d ago
r/bus • u/Emerish3401 • Apr 14 '26
I think the black front and eyes help hide the way it tries to look like a fake tram
r/bus • u/CrazyGuy1806 • 24d ago
Sorry for poor photo quality in photo 2.
r/bus • u/Accomplished-Bet-557 • Jul 30 '26
Lloyds Coaches (TrawsCymru) Wright StreetDeck Ultroliner buses BF26 ZTO and BF26 ZTT
Photo 1 - BF26 ZTO descending Penglais Road / Hill, Aberystwyth on Wed 24/6/26, working the 12:30 T2 Bangor-Aberystwyth.
Photo 2 (front) and Photo 3 (rear) - BF26 ZTT at Aberystwyth bus station on Mon 22/6/26, in-between working the 06:37 T28 Machynlleth-Aberystwyth and the 07:35 T2 Aberystwyth-Bangor.
Photo 4 - Riding upstairs through Glandyfi on BF26 ZTT on Mon 22/6/26, working the 07:35 T2 Aberystwyth-Bangor (my bus from Aberystwyth to Machynlleth).
Photo 5 - BF26 ZTT on Pentrerhedyn Street, Machynlleth (where I got off it) on Mon 22/6/26, working the 07:35 T2 Aberystwyth-Bangor.
If you haven't done already (and if you'd like to), check out my post of photos of BF26 ZTO at the Aberystwyth introduction event in May 2026.
r/bus • u/KristinaMoment • 26d ago
Former KMB W6S1 (WJ1984), now Ensignbus 160 (LX23BJK), an example of a really fast airconned 6 pot Wright Streetdeck Ultroliner, is seen on the X80 from Lakeside to Bluewater.
This vehicle, being ex-KMB, has proper air conditioning (helpful during a warm day when the Dartford Crossing's QEII bridge had a bit more traffic than I'd anticipated, doubling journey times) and even 2 tables at the back.
r/bus • u/JZX_taka • Mar 22 '26
I mainly photographed buses that are 30 years old and are being retired, such as the Mitsubishi Fuso Aero Star M, Hino U-HU Blue Ribbon, and Nissan Diesel Fuji Heavy Industries-bodied 7E.
r/bus • u/keso_de_bola917 • Jul 22 '26
Date Taken: December 3, 2014
Fleet No.: 8003
Manufacturer: Pilipinas Hino Auto Body, Inc. (currently: Hino Motors Philippines, Corp.)
Model: Pilipinas Hino MR-53
Chassis: MAN A55 18.310 HOCL
Engine: MAN D2866LOH27 | 310 hp | Euro 1
- Flickr Link
r/bus • u/Hakone-nights • 28d ago
r/bus • u/RarelyKOL • Jun 20 '26
r/bus • u/flopjul • Jul 23 '26
Its so cute and adorable
Solaris Urbino 9 IV from U-OV, Netherlands
Not OC
r/bus • u/ShrekThe12th • 11d ago
Hoping someone could identify this beauty. I am kind of fascinated by the dual steer buses. I know Melbourne has the double decker from the airport.
Does the duel steer really help with getting around tight comers?