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You don't even need to go this far. Passenger cars-- heck, even coach buses-- are engineered for passenger comfort and convenience. City buses are engineered
by unyttigfjelltol 1y ago
You don't even need to go this far.
Passenger cars-- heck, even coach buses-- are engineered for passenger comfort and convenience.
City buses are engineered to secure the driver against passengers, to be simply maintained and hosed out as needed, and to accommodate overcrowding standing-room-only discomfort. Seats are hard, leg room is deficient, shoulder room is deprived, and that's even before we talk about trying to time an irregular arrival or departure time on a wobbly bus schedule.
You only ride a bus if you're indifferent to personal inconvenience, have firm principles, or have no choice.
- mousethatroared 1y agoI wouldn't mind the plastic seats if someone took the opportunity afforded by these materials to pressure wash the cabin every now and then. Imagine the bus smelled like detergent and was spotless. Piss, the occasional feces and I have to celebrate profane graffiti calling for cops' death as art.
- 9283409232 1y agoI agree. If you're going to make the bus completely plastic, at least wash it down at night when it heads back to the depot.
- dzhiurgis 1y agoMy pet peeve is all the rattle. You are basically inside a giant guitar. Everything resonates or produces low frequency rumble that causes anxiety. Dunno if they can make it more stiff using carbon or aluminium. Probably would have to remove most of the windows.