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Yes, buses have been around from at least the early 1800's with the booming markets for Stagecoaches, basically buses pulled by horses.
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What is the transort that they used in the 1930s?
In Britain in the 1930s most people would have used trains for long journeys and buses and trams for shorter journeys. A lot of people had bicycles, some men had motorcycles but only the middle class and the rich had cars.
Did they have buses in 1881?
No, there were no motor vehicles at that time. There were horse-drawn trolleys running on rail tracks. After Edison developed the use of electric power about 1888, electric trolleys ran on the same rail tracks. In the 1930s General Motors promoted the use of motor buses powered by diesel engines and they quickly replaced electric trolleys, unfortunately.
What is the possessive noun of the noun buses?
The possessive plural is buses'.
What is an adjective of buses?
yellow buses
Where are buses used?
buses are used for transportation
What is a sentence for buses?
The buses drove into town
What do you call a group of buses?
A fleet of buses.
What phobia is the fear of buses?
the definition for fear of buses is : bustrophobia the definition for fear of buses is : bustrophobia
Are double-decker buses the only type of buses in London?
No, there are single deck buses as well.
Why did they use red buses in the films and green buses in the series of on the buses?
buses are red annd green because they jut are red and green duuu
Do long buses have a name?
Depends. Buses are usually designated by their function; i.e., tour buses, metro transit buses, school buses, etc. If you're thinking of the ones which are extra long and have a pivot point between the front and rear, those are articulated buses.
Why are buses in big cities converting to CNG buses?
As buses no longer wanna give pollution to anyone
