The Bus

I have a friend called Ted. Ted has an old school bus that is painted and looks great. This itself is not a big deal. The difference in this bus is that he connected the top of the Volkswagan van to the bus. The bus has been around for about 15 years, and it looks the same way all the time. Look, Ted lived on this bus. This is the project he is studying for a while. Many people asked why he can not get rid of ugly ones.

"Danfo" bus is an improved 14 Volkswagen transporter. The bus consists of a two-seater fleet - a driver and a bus commander. The driver clearly drives if the ticket seller of the bus basically controls the collection of freight, calling passengers, and not paying attention to the driver. The bus is mainly owned by the driver, and he finds ticket sales to support him. The team for two people will determine their route and fare. These buses cover the main routes and are mainly used for long distance commuting in the city because it is the main ride of all bus stops. The "Denver" driver is known for his reckless driving and action, and he stops on the wrong lane to ignore the traffic rules in order to pick passengers

Bus terminals and bus stops are one of the most important transport infrastructures, and buses are used for passenger transfer. It can be used as a terminal or site for multiple routes, or as a transit point for the route to follow. It is usually built next to the road, the bus stops for a while, but it is bigger than the bus station will not wait for the passengers. Tel Aviv 's new central bus stop was recently officially completed (Encyclopedia.com) after 26 years of construction, legal and financial dispute. Most of the buses in the Dan area and the Egged Tel Aviv area are now at the new station. There are 5,000 buses that go through the railway station every day, and about 150,000 passengers are on board. The station is the world's largest bus station with an indoor area of ​​197,600 square meters and an outdoor area of ​​34,400 square meters (Encyclopedia.com). Europe's largest subway bus stop is the center of Kamppi in Helsinki, Finland, which was completed in 2006.