250 busses @ 36,000 lbs each. This is for the large busses.
Synchronous buses use a clock signal to synchronize data transfers between components, ensuring that data is transferred at a predictable rate. Non-synchronous buses transfer data without a clock signal and rely on other mechanisms to coordinate data transmission. Synchronous buses are generally faster and more efficient but can be more complex to design and implement compared to non-synchronous buses.
The sound made by buses is typically referred to as engine noise or bus engine rumble.
Energy at school is primarily used for lighting, heating and cooling of buildings, operation of electronic devices like computers and projectors, and powering kitchen equipment in the cafeteria. Schools can also use energy for transportation, such as school buses. Implementing energy-efficient practices and technologies can help reduce energy consumption and costs.
The main type of pressure exerted by the Montgomery Improvement Association in response to segregation on buses was a bus boycott. African American residents of Montgomery refused to ride the buses, which put economic pressure on the bus company and ultimately led to changes in the segregation policy.
No because due to no seat belts and the fact that it's not an emergency vehicle, they are not allowed to go through red lights. Never try that.
If we were to measure this in 9 tonne buses it would equate to 400,000 buses.
A school bus varies on weight depending on how big it is and how many passengers are in it. Normal school buses go from 10,000 pounds to a whopping 36,000 pounds.
really school buses are orange and yellow
School buses are known to be the safest veichels on the road.
No they don't because school buses are not living creatures.
There is no set colour for school buses in Europe. Europe has about 50 countries and they have lots of school buses of all sorts of colours.
Wiring schematics for international school buses can be found through the original manufacture of the school buses. These schematics can be used by auto mechanics when the buses need to be repaired.
Newer school buses do have seatbelts. However, it is expensive for school systems to buy all new buses every year, and most counties and districts only replace a certain number of buses each year. This means that, though newer school buses do have seatbelts, not all school buses currently in use are equipped with seatbelts.
School buses looked the same as they do now.
They did in 1939, so they must of had school buses in 1941. :)
The school keeps their buses in a bus barn.
Yes there can be school buses in New York City.