18 Facts About Double-decker bus

Double-decker bus or double-deck bus is a bus that has two storeys or decks.

Double-decker bus's drove for the bus company Felix Bus Services, then at Hatfield near Doncaster.

Since 2014, a double-decker bus owned by the City Shuttle Bus Company provides public transportation in Nairobi.

The other Double-decker bus operators, inspired by "Dream-go", increased use of the Aero King for overnight inter-city Double-decker bus service.

The double-decker bus service linked Salemba in Central Jakarta with Blok M area in South Jakarta from 1968 to 1982.

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Double-decker bus service ceased to operate in 1996 due to aging fleet, lack of spare parts, and there are no plan to renew the double-decker fleet in Jakarta.

Previously, the problem on operating intercity double decker Double-decker bus was the steep and narrow roads of mountainous interior on Java island.

Beyond mass transit, double-deckers have seen widespread use as long-distance coaches since the late-2000s in response to growing demand for intercity travel, as expressways and outlying bus stops lack physical obstacles that plagued urban bus services.

On 30 October 2019, TransLink's first double-decker bus made its first ever run along route 620 from the Bridgeport station in Richmond to the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal.

The borrowed bus has been returned, and SLO Transit has purchased one double-decker bus of its own using a combination of Federal, State and local funding.

Single double-decker bus arrived in Auckland in early March 2013 for a trial, with more planned to arrive in 2014 if the trial proved successful.

The Scania K320UD Double-decker bus, operated by Ritchies Transport, began revenue service on 11 March 2013 on the well-patronised Northern Express services on the Northern Busway between Albany and Britomart in downtown Auckland.

Argentina is a very large country, and most trips take a large amount of time, so long-distance Double-decker bus companies offer high quality services which include waiters, hot and cold beverages and regular food.

On 26 February 2019, it was announced that another type of double-decker bus will start to be used in a particular route in Central Santiago.

Double-decker bus created TEPSA, and was the owner for years until he sold his company.

An empty Double-decker bus had its roof removed after hitting a railway bridge in Birkenhead in December 2014.

In March 2015, a Double-decker bus carrying 76 children hit a bridge at Staines-upon-Thames.

On 11 September 2020, a Double-decker bus carrying 72 children hit a bridge, taking the complete roof off, in Winchester, Hampshire, on the way to school.