The Other Side Of The New Bus For London

My Internet trawl picked up this story from the BBC in Northern Ireland, which talks about the jobs being created by Wrightbus in Ballymena. This is second paragraph.

The company is making a total investment of £14m – more than £10m of which will be for research and development projects.

So will the rest of the world be seeing their own New Buses?

All of this shows the value of good design and engineering.

Incidentally, now that the route 38 is now mainly New Buses for London, everybody seems to be very pleased and talks about it on the buses.

So good design and more space puts a smile on peoples’ faces too!

Most of our trains, even the older refurbished ones, are some of the best in the world for passenger comfort, so why shouldn’t we have similar standards on buses everywhere?

May 13, 2014 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Buses, Design, Engineering, New Bus for London

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