BYD K8SR Electric
The world's first double-deck electric bus.
(Discontinued, posted for historical reference.) web.archive.org/web/2017072411…
BYD Alexander Dennis Enviro400EV City
(No longer listed on the Alexander Dennis website, but posted for historical reference.) web.archive.org/web/2020110412…
My suggestion for a new accessible zero-emission bus (for London and elsewhere) with a stylish exterior design including three-doors, two-stairs and two wheelchair spaces.
That is all the double-deck electric buses that I found; if you know more, please post them with a link to the manufacturer's website.👍
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FOI request to TfL has revealed enhanced information about customer toilet facilities for the Elizabeth line, London Overground, Underground and some Network Rail stations (from September 2023).
I have been keeping this idea a secret for the past couple of years, before the Superloop brand was launched.
My suggestion is to create London Busways, a BRT service for London, with their own branding.
The roundel is based on the 1987–1994 London Buses Ltd.
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Along with other London Bus brands, such as the Superloop. I suggested the use of tram-style articulated buses to improve accessibility and capacity. I also suggested the same for Greater Manchester's Bee Network.
As other cities around the world are creating their own BRT service. Unfortunately London is falling behind with the proposed transit schemes from the 2000s dropped.
New tram lines can be built by using existing bus lanes and priority measures.
#Transport for #London (#TfL) Freedom of Information release:
#Superloop posters and bus livery drawings for routes SL1, SL2, SL3, SL4, SL5, SL6, SL7, SL8, SL9 & SL10