The old buses that once used to serve the citizens of my city, on display during the Public Transport Day event.
They are priceless, not for sale.
[22.09.2012]
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WONDERFUL DISPLAY!
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
Those had to be very interesting to see!
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Wonderful! As it happens, I’m a transit junkie with an interest in historical transit (old buses, trams, etc.). Thanks for this post!
So am I ! My wife works for our local public transport authority and thanks to that I’ve had a chance to meet some real transit FREAKS! Their organization owns a dozen or so old buses and recently I’ve had the privilege to be a passenger of two of them. Great thing! If you have any resources concerning the past and present public transport in your city, I’m deeply interested.
Hi MG,
You may be interested in these photos of old Vancouver buses. My memory only goes back as far as the red ones from the 80s and 90s:
http://www.trams.bc.ca/buses.html
We still have electric trolley buses, but sadly we no longer have trams. It’s such a shame that the rails were torn up, in the late 1940s I think.
Here’s an overview of Vancouver buses through the eras:
http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~wyatt/alltime/vancouver-bc.html
- Leslie
Lovely! Magnificent collection, thanks!
Here’s the website of Warsaw public transport enthusiasts: http://www.kmkm.waw.pl/index.php/tabor-zabytkowy Unfortunately it’s in Polish only with only brief summary in English. But the pictures speak for themselves.
Paweł