SHOW me your Bus-pictures

[Vicvin86]

[Vicvin86]

[Vicvin86]

[Vicvin86]

[NordikNerd]

Originally Posted by Vicvin86

very hazy sky, is that fog or smog ?

[Dance girl]

Originally Posted by CheeseTree

This is a kind of bus in Chengdu, China. It looks kinda old-style, and the inside infrastructure is also made of wood.

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Flickr 上 brooklyn810 的 the BUS of ChengDu

it maybe change now one old , it is hard to see in most cities in China

[xrtn2]

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[NordikNerd]

Any pictures of express busses in service between Sao Paolo & Rio de Janeiro ? There is no railway connection, correct ? Also interesting to see the express bus terminals in those cities.

[Vicvin86]

Originally Posted by NordikNerd

very hazy sky, is that fog or smog ?

Its smog..

[sarimanok]

Philippines - Provincial Bus (To and from Manila)

Pinoy CNG Bus (fueled by Compress Natural Gas)

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/chokz/5056849015/groups/


RORO Bus (Roll On Roll Off)
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/dennisb...on/6011802668/

Ceres Transport
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http://www.istorya.net/forums/destin...ippines-4.html


Philippine Rabbit
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/shining...02/1001748834/


JAC Liner (w/ Free Wi-Fi connection on-board)
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/noctisl...um/5735022200/


DLTBCo.

http://www.phbus.com/products/DLTBCo-Bus.html


Philtranco

http://theparadoxicleyline.blogspot....ranco-bus.html

[xrtn2]

Originally Posted by NordikNerd

Any pictures of express busses in service between Sao Paolo & Rio de Janeiro ? There is no railway connection, correct ? Also interesting to see the express bus terminals in those cities.

There arent railway connection, you are right


Terminal in Rio de Janeiro

[Vicvin86]

[strandeed]

American motor-coaches







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As someone who has travelled on both Euro and American long distance buses I can say I definitely prefer the American ones.

They are longer, wider, more comfortable, smoother, quiet and faster than any I have travelled on in Europe.

However America has many more older buses in service which are not as good.

[NordikNerd]

Originally Posted by xrtn2

There arent railway connection, you are right


Terminal in Rio de Janeiro

Such huge cities and no railway between hmm. Should be a demand of a high speed train-line here. But I sure think there is another thread about that topic

But the busstations look very modern and clean almost like a railwaystation or even airport.

Are there a major central bus station for express buses in Sao Paolo or are there several of them ?

How much $ for a single ticket Rio-Sao Paolo ?
Are there 1st and 2nd class on the express buses ?

Originally Posted by strandeed

As someone who has travelled on both Euro and American long distance buses I can say I definitely prefer the American ones.

They are longer, wider, more comfortable, smoother, quiet and faster than any I have travelled on in Europe.

However America has many more older buses in service which are not as good.

Travelling by Greyhound would be exciting, btw company founded by a swedish immigrant (had to say that) though I have read travel forums that greyhound buses and terminal attracts shady people at night so it's abit risky at times. But probably cheaper than the train.

There is a similar bus-service in sweden and europe. You can travel with swedbus to Copenhagen and Oslo. From my hometown there even is a service to Prague with night ferry (haven't seen those busses for a while though)

Eurolines have (or had ) a direct service from Stockholm to Amsterdam & Paris. Allthough bus travel in europe is way more tiring than Greyhounds in the USA, just because the roads in america are straighter and the landscape flatter.

[xrtn2]

Originally Posted by NordikNerd

But the busstations look very modern and clean almost like a railwaystation or even airport.

Are there a major central bus station for express buses in Sao Paolo or are there several of them ?

How much $ for a single ticket Rio-Sao Paolo ?
Are there 1st and 2nd class on the express buses ?

There is a major central bus station for express buses in Sao Paulo


















There is one brand between RIO AND SAO PAULO called 1001

The single ticket costs R$ 70 - R$ 120 ( all busses have air-con.)

[Vicvin86]

Terminus looks awesome!

[xrtn2]

Curitiba Brazil

350 NEW BUSES FOR CURITIBA

[atmada]

The buses for ASEAN Para Games event in Solo, Indonesia.


credit to Solopos






credit to Gus Gopenk, Wahyu Gss, Arif Ai, Thomas - BMC Jateng

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