How does the bus look like in your country?

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@youless (112481)

Guangzhou, China

March 13, 2019 2:19am CST

Here most buses are one floor only. There are a few double-floor buses but they are for tourists mainly. Now I learned that there are even three-floor buses but they are in India. That's so cool. I wonder whether I will feel a little scared to sit in third floor because of the height.

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@owlwings (43910)

• Cambridge, England

13 Mar 19

In England double-decker buses are common. They pass my window five or six times an hour every day. Sadly, the picture you show of a triple-decker is a phoroshopped fake (people can get very clever with digital manipulation)! Although some buses have been made with a raised portion at the back (mostly for scenic viewing and tourism), the only real triple-decker ever made was the Night Bus for one of the Harry Potter films. The following website explains more:

A Brief History of Triple-Decker Buses

The first motorized double-decker buses were introduced in 1923, and it was only three years later, in 1926, that the <a href=http://hoaxes.org/af_database/permalink/triple_decker_city_bus

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@owlwings (43910)

• Cambridge, England

13 Mar 19

@youless We have them in Cambridge, too (and many other cities, of course) but mostly they aren't red. When I was a kid (and sometimes when not so much a kid!), I used to race to get the seat at the front on the top deck! We have tourist buses in Cambridge where the top deck is open. Only advisable to go up there in good weather!

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

14 Mar 19

@owlwings Very nice to hear that! It must be great to try that open deck bus to have a sightseeing

@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

13 Mar 19

The red double-decker buses in London are famous. I remember it in the Olympic London opening

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@Janet357 (75646)

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13 Mar 19

This is scary. Where do you see buses like this?

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

13 Mar 19

Via the internet.

@Janet357 (75646)

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13 Mar 19

@youless what country i meant.

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

13 Mar 19

@Janet357 India.

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@Sreekala (34312)

• India

13 Mar 19

I have no idea whether such buses plying in our country. I have heard about double Decker buses.

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

13 Mar 19

It seems this news is not very new

www.theweekendleader.com

Three students from Meerut have designed a three-floor bus and are looking for help to start production. In the 11 feet high vehicle that can seat 100 passengers, one floor could be reserved for women, one of the designers told Asad Ashraf

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@Sreekala (34312)

• India

13 Mar 19

@youless I am not updated.

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@Sreekala (34312)

• India

13 Mar 19

@kepweng Not only under bridges, but where trees are plenty, then it will be a hindrance.

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@lady1993 (27224)

• Philippines

13 Mar 19

I feel you, buses can totally topple down and being on the 3rd floor would be so scary. Our buses here are only 1 floor too, but i've ridden a 2 floor bus in Hong Kong to the airport.

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

13 Mar 19

Yes, I also took the 2 floor bus to Hong Kong airport. It is a long way in my opinion but I enjoyed the sightseeing since we were in the front from 2nd floor

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

14 Mar 19

@lady1993 So full? When I was in that bus, there were no more people and actually we could sit anywhere we liked

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@lady1993 (27224)

• Philippines

14 Mar 19

@youless Yeah, the view is nice, but we were standing so we had to hold on tight.

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@Mavic123456 (21893)

• Thailand

13 Mar 19

you still buses like that. oh wel yeah i remember in Singapore they still have these... ours.. wait i will look for a picture.

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

14 Mar 19

When I travelled to Singapore, I mainly took the subway

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

14 Mar 19

@Mavic123456 I am sure Hong Kong has double decker bus

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@Mavic123456 (21893)

• Thailand

14 Mar 19

@youless no not Singapore hmmm... wait was it Singapore, Hongkong or Malaysia.

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@LadyDuck (470823)

• Switzerland

13 Mar 19

We have several kind of buses, some small for the steep roads of the mountains and some double-deck, like the one in the photo. The color of our buses is yellow with the postal symbol on the side.

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

14 Mar 19

It looks very nice.

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

14 Mar 19

@LadyDuck That is very high-tech to be without a driver. I am sure my son loves to try it

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@LadyDuck (470823)

• Switzerland

14 Mar 19

@youless All are very comfortable, this is the small one, it's electric and without driver.

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@May2k8 (18323)

• Indonesia

14 Mar 19

It never existed in my country because there were too many bridges that could only be passed by a double-floor bus.

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

14 Mar 19

I know there are many beautiful islands in your country

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@srisahara (4508)

• Indonesia

14 Mar 19

Bus is one of main transportation in my country. Unfortunately, there are many bus do not worth to ride. They are too old and should be replace it with the new one...

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

14 Mar 19

Here in the big cities the buses are quite new and good. It is very convenient to go anywhere by the bus and the public transportation is good. But it is not the same in the countryside.

@srisahara (4508)

• Indonesia

14 Mar 19

@youless In my country, goverment still build some public transportation in the capital city to reduce private transportation

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@1creekgirl (41331)

• United States

13 Mar 19

Mostly one deck buses here, but there are double decker tour buses in some larger cities that have open air decks on top.

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

14 Mar 19

I like the open deck buses

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@garymarsh6 (23404)

• United Kingdom

13 Mar 19

I catch a double decker bus to work every day! I like to sit at the top because you are able to see so much. There are no triple decker buses as they would be too unstable plus they would not go under many bridges or railway lines. Even the double deckers sometimes hit things when the driver has not paid attention to the height restrictions!

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

14 Mar 19

In fact I feel a little nervous when the double decker bus turns a turn

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@JohnRoberts (109846)

• Los Angeles, California

13 Mar 19

Just one level buses here.

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

14 Mar 19

I tried the bus in San Francisco. I bought the tickets for tourists and it includes the tourism tickets and bus ticket. It is quite convenient and it saves a lot

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@dgobucks226 (35516)

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17 Mar 19

Wow, a triple decker bus! Most buses in the U.S. have just one level. Tour buses are sometimes 2 levels. I agree that I would be a little worried if I was sitting on the top level

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

18 Mar 19

Here most buses are also one decker only.

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@yoalldudes (35037)

• Philippines

13 Mar 19

Wow really? In India? That looks scary to ride in, in my opinion. It might topple over.

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

13 Mar 19

This is how I feel, too.

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@fluffybear (77)

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14 Mar 19

look scary if you are in 3rd floor of the bus.

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@youless (112481)

• Guangzhou, China

14 Mar 19

This is what I think.

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