
r/bus

An assortment of buses in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa
The first bus that comes into frame (the green one) is an EV and is part of a 200-strong fleet owned by a private company. The rest are ICE and are part of different fleets (Sheger bus, Public Service bus, etc.) that are owned by the city government and some other government agencies that had too many buses not to become bus companies.
Fastrack N - A night bus that now runs until 07:45
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!
Grandview Bus 8. Original Photographer (Bus Driver Noah)
ID this beauty
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?
VanHool forced Dewiring
The forced Dewiring of a VanHool AG300T
Pacific Bus Museum
In Fremont, California
Many very old buses to see!
Old Trolleybusses and Model-busses, in Obus Museum Solingen e.V.
🔥RARE AND BEAUTIFUL🔥 O530g spotted
I took this picture in Nijmegen Centraal Station!
Company: Hebben Tours
Mercedes Daimler Bus O530 Euro III Gelenkbus
Plate NL: 08-BNL-8
Unit number: Idk didnt see it
These buses O530/O530g before Facelift are very rare and maybe a chance to see them in NRW under small companies or like in Netherlands under Hebben.
(LinieD Museum in Düsseldorf has a O530g in collection perfectly preserved!)
Level 4 driverless electric bus begins real-world service on Dutch route
The bus will move park guests from its entrance around key stops and its hotel complex on a 3.7-mile route.
Window blinds on bus
Anyone else notice window blinds on their bus today?
Scania K113CL
Cometa 7435. CMA Flecha Azul VII
Piraí (RJ), Brazil
By José Augusto de Souza Oliveira on Mar 29 2008 via ÔnibusBrasil
Bus cancellations and what not do when they happen
I have been using buses to go to and from work for the past 5 weeks. In my city, you can text a number with your stop number and they give you an expected arrival time for the bus to stop by. This system is usually pretty good, and I only had problems with it once until today. I have 2 routes I can take to get home. Route 1 drops me off 10 minutes away from my house on foot. Route 2 does the same thing, but I have to catch a second bus to do so. Route 1’s bus did not arrive, despite the text acting like it would/did. I wait 10 more minutes and route 2 bus comes up. I decide to take that bus and stop at the correct stop to get picked up by the next bus. It is a 15 minute wait for it, but the bus also never shows up. With my phone (where my tickets are stored) dying and no charge on my portable charger, I decide the only thing I can do it walk home for 2 hours.
I do wish they notified me about the cancellations, but I learned my lesson. Next time route 1 is late, I will wait for the next route 1 bus 😄
[PH] Elavil Tours Phils., Inc. (888-S1) - THACO Mobihome S125-23
Date Taken: August 14, 2026
Fleet No.: 888-S1
Manufacturer: Truong Hai Auto, Corp. (THACO)
Model: THACO Mobihome S125-23
Chassis: THACO TB125B23RA-PH
Engine: Weichai WP10H336E50 3626C | 336 hp | Euro 5
Here's a couple pics from when I was recently visiting Paris.
The useful thing about Paris buses is that the routes are colour coded and the route numbers on the bus show that number. It's easier to identify a route by colour than trying to squint and find out the number.