The Anonymous Widower

The New and the Old

This picture shows a New Bus for London overtaking its predecessor at the Balls Pond Road/Mildmay Park stop.

The New and the Old

In some ways this picture shows the manoeuvrability of all London double-deck buses, as it was able to pull out from behind and get alongside for the lights.

The New Bus for London does have regenerative breaking and drivers have told me the acceleration is very good, so does the hybrid drive line mean that at some time in the future, it could have traction control?

June 9, 2012 - Posted by | Transport/Travel, World | , , ,

2 Comments »

  1. Regenerative Brakes & Traction Control . . . the Buses are catching up, using Rail Technology.

    Comment by Steam Lover | June 9, 2012 | Reply

    • I think you’ll find that buses now use the better technology in the UK and they borrow from everywhere. But buses have the advantage they are more manoeuvrable and use a lot more standard parts.

      Comment by AnonW | June 10, 2012 | Reply


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