Behold – the 22m long, 7.8m wide, 4.8m high, road straddling TEB-1 bus, unveiled this week at Qinhuahgdao city in China.
Behold – the 22m long, 7.8m wide, 4.8m high, road straddling TEB-1 bus, unveiled this week at Qinhuahgdao city in China.
Yikes!
JC Cordovez-Mantilla writes:
I’ve just had a very comfortable and pleasant trip from Dublin to Cork. I was impressed by the cleanliness and excellent service from Irish Rail.
My name displayed over my seat, a mobile trolley offering snacks and beverages and clean toilets are some of the small details that make a significant difference and leave me with an impression of a company that’s making an effort. All for €19! Bargain.
To complete my trip I am now on a bus [Éireann] from Cork to Skibereen that cost €20.80.
But I’ve had to drape my coat over the headrest because the level of filth is unacceptable. Fail. This (above right) is the seat next to mine…
This afternoon.
Students from Maynooth Students’ Union on a bus to Leixlip in order to register ahead of the general election.
Democracy.
Mmf.
Previously: Home To Vote (Part 2)
Via Síona
Explicit.
Alan O’Connor tweetz:
Two buses crashed under the railway bridge at the end of Talbot Street [yesterday] closing the road.
The M4 Donegal Buoy measured a record Significant Wave Height (SWH) of 15.7m at 11am today pic.twitter.com/W65Ta7hQ7Q
— Mark Dunphy (@Mark_Dunphy) December 10, 2014
Sea what they did there..
A double decker bus has become stuck under a railway bridge in County Down.
The Translink bus is lodged under the bridge [on the Craigdarragh Road] near Helen’s Bay.
Oof.
That’s gotta hurt.
Translink: Double decker bus stuck under County Down railway bridge (BBC News NI)