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The history of the bus

The history of the bus.  THE HISTORY OF FIRST BUSES.

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The history of the bus

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  1. The history of the bus

  2.  THE HISTORY OF FIRST BUSES • The bus appeared in Paris in 1662.These vehicles had been banned the ordinary people, only the rich deserved them. The spread of these vehicles have been in Paris again in 1820.Omnibus, Latin meaning is’ for everyone’ abbreviated the name ‘omni ‘and used as ‘bus’. • The equestrian buses in London began in 1829.It had 22 seats. But theylost their importance with developing tramways and gasoline engines . • The gasoline powered buses can carry eight passengers in Germany in 1895. It was the first gasoline-powered double-decker bus in London, and was completely replaced buses in 8 years time in London around the equestrian steamy buses in 1918, leaving their seats until gasoline-powered buses was completely destroyed.

  3. horse-drawnbuses • Horse-drawn buses began to operate in 1829 in London. Bus seats 22 people were shot in three horses.The development of the citytheylost theirimportance.

  4. trolleybus •  Trolley, hanging on an electrical line, along the way, usually the strength of the two mains electrical bus. The reason for the use of two cable trams due to the completion of the single cable circuit be used as opposed to rubber wheels is impossible.

  5. Minibus •  Minibus, by placing the light commercial passenger transportation with only six seats in the four seat limit. The vehicle is used to carry passengers rather than the car. Especially public transport minibuses are running short distances in each city. People usedthem the private minibuses or another type of VİP .

  6. Midibus • Midibusis  a single-storey  vehicle for passenger transport. • They are  smaller sizes than buses, larger than minibuses. Length varies between 8-11 m. They are used in many countries around the world. According to the road transport directive driver bus included more than 25 passenger capacity.

  7. bus • Busesarethevehiclesfortransport of passengers with a capacity of more than 25 people including the driver according to the regulations .Theyhaveclass E drivers license.

  8. Double-decker • Double decker bus is used for public transportation and intercity transportation  in the inner city.The most famous brand is AEC Routemaster red color used in the UK. NeoplanJumbocruiser was produced as double-folded and bellows, another double-decker bus model.

  9. Metrobus METROBUS Bus rapid transit(BRT)is a term applied to a variety of public transport systems using buses to provide faster,more efficient service than an ordinary bus line. The combination of Metrobus, metro and bus has emerged with a public transport tool with rubber wheels in the strips of allocated to it.

  10. Metrobus

  11. Articulatedbus

  12. schoolbus • SCHOOL BUS • A schoolbus is a type of busdesignedandmanufacturedforstudentstransport;carryingchildrentoandschoolevents.Thefirstschoolbuswashorsedrawn,introduced in 1827by George ShillibeerforNewington Academy forgirls,aQuakerschool in StokeNewington,nort-east of London (UK),andwasdesignedtocarry 25 children. • School bus, is a bus type equipped with some specifically  to move the students to school. The first student transportation was  started in the UK by George Shillibee in 1827.

  13. SUPERBUS SUPERBUS

  14. Thank you • Merci • Kiitos • Gracias • Grazie • Teşekkür ederiz

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