The City of Ribbleton, England

One of the many problems of Ribbleton involves the form of public transport, but the Straddle Bus is opposed to this problem. Most buses can carry up to 50 people, but this bus can carry up to 1,200 people. The straddle bus allows you to expand the capacity of traditional buses and transport more people. As few buses are needed, more bicycles can run on the road and reduce obstacles that interfere with them. Straddle bus is an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional transportation.

Bradford (/ brædfərd / (listening)) is a municipality district in West Yorkshire, England, occupying a position as a city and metropolitan area. It is named after its biggest settlement, Bradford, but it covers a wider area including such cities as Cary, Shipley, Bingley, Ilkley, Haworth, Siddhden and Denholm. Bradford, with a population of 528,155, is the fourth largest metropolitan area in the UK and the sixth largest local government. It is part of the big city in downtown West Yorkshire, with a population of 1.5 million in 2001. This city is part of the Leeds-Bradford Metropolitan Area (LUZ), with a population of 2,393,300, the fourth largest city in the region. London following Birmingham, Manchester United Kingdom

Bradford / brædfərd / (Listening) is a city located in the Bradford metropolitan area of ​​West Yorkshire, England. Bradford is at the foot of the Pennine Mountains, 14 miles west of Leeds and 26 miles northwest from Wakefield. Bradford became a municipality in 1847 and acquired a charter as a city in 1897. After the municipal government reform in 1974, the position of the city was given to the wider metropolitan area. Bradford was historically a member of the West Yorkshire cyclist and emerged as the center of wool's international textile production, especially in the 19th century. It is an emerging city of the industrial revolution and the earliest industrial village, it quickly became the "capital of the world's wool"