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Are those both public transit? Both of those, but particularly the bus, put anything I've seen here in America to shame. (Even private bus transit doesn't look

Are those both public transit? Both of those, but particularly the bus, put anything I've seen here in America to shame. (Even private bus transit doesn't look that nice…)

Ded7xSEoPKYNsDd 11y ago
(German here.) Both look pretty standard to me. Although I think buses like that are more common for long-distance. Most buses for public transit I've seen have more space for standing people: http://www.bahnreiseberichte.de/050-Rottalerland-Thueringen/50-003Bus908-Innen.JPG http://www.bahnreiseberichte.de/050-Rottalerland-Thueringen/... http://www.eifel-rur-bus.de/seiten/nachrichten/2007/nachrichten_2007-02/koof_dnak24_2007-03-10_innen01.jpg http://www.eifel-rur-bus.de/seiten/nachrichten/2007/nachrich...
Macha 11y ago
Yes. The bus example I linked are as mentioned by a sibling comment mostly used for longer distance routes, but e.g. my usual bus route is the last leg of a much longer route so is one of those. For routes that are confined to much smaller areas, we also have these buses: [1] (most of the country) and these ones: [2][3] (Dublin). The Dublin Bus ones in particular might be closer to what you'd expect from public transit. [1]: http://www.cityswifty.com/MC20interior.JPG http://www.cityswifty.com/MC20interior.JPG [2]: http://www.dublinbusstuff.com/PhotoWeek/AV170%20-%20Interior%20-%20Back.jpg http://www.dublinbusstuff.com/PhotoWeek/AV170%20-%20Interior... [3]: http://www.cityswifty.com/Enviro400interior.JPG http://www.cityswifty.com/Enviro400interior.JPG