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RE: THE END OF CORPORATION ST BUSES.. - 3
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I was just thinking about buses, more specifically the one's with conductors and open platforms at the back. Can you imagine a bus without doors nowadays? Would people be falling off them right, left and centre, or are we still capable of a little self preservation mixed with a sense of danger?
Quote: Voltman wrote in post #34I was just thinking about buses, more specifically the one's with conductors and open platforms at the back. Can you imagine a bus without doors nowadays? Would people be falling off them right, left and centre, or are we still capable of a little self preservation mixed with a sense of danger?
Well I'm still just about capable of the latter volty
pardon me for digressing from the bus theme, but it made me think about what you miss once they are gone, I remember the trams and trolly buses that ran past the end of our street (gem) and I sometime wonder if they should have stayed, here in melbourne they kept the trams, and the government is still increase the network as they are very efficent movers of people
hello tca...the trams here finished just a few months after i was born so i dont remember them at all..seen plenty of old video footage of them though...whats the top speed of the ones in melbourne