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I received this pic in a email & found quite funny, has anyone seen it before?
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Does it have seatbelts and flashing lights :?: :D

Where are the "safety regulators"!!
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I'm not sure it even has a door.....
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Looks like an improvement on some of the school buses around our way ! :lol:
Though I think we can learn from them, note the bars around them locking the little buggers in. Bloody good idea :twisted:
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At least the rock throwers can't break any windows.
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Bus525 wrote:At least the rock throwers can't break any windows.
Or scratch them :evil: :twisted:
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I can tell you now that that is not a school bus and that it has a door at the back and that you wouldnt normally see that many people in one of those.
The school buses in india are as good as the MANs in the STA fleet(which is saying much) and in some cases better.
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Sikh_Bus_Freak wrote:I can tell you now that that is not a school bus and that it has a door at the back and that you wouldnt normally see that many people in one of those.
What is called, a bike with a enclosed cabin?
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Ben_Daui wrote:
Sikh_Bus_Freak wrote:I can tell you now that that is not a school bus and that it has a door at the back and that you wouldnt normally see that many people in one of those.
What is called, a bike with a enclosed cabin?
dont kno :?:
probably skool rickshaw
i kno that the bigger version of these
(have a motor though)
are called skool buses and can hold upto 20 or so people without squishing any1
also looking at the picture
i'm suprised that one of these would be used for a skool in new delhi considering they have on of the world's best metro system which is getting further improved
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Interesting to note that the top line of the signwriting on the glass door behind the trike is in Hebrew.
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Herbert wrote:Interesting to note that the top line of the signwriting on the glass door behind the trike is in Hebrew.
Hmmm .... yes, and the two lines of text further down the door are in English, albeit looking a BIT questionable as to meaning - just trying to remember all the words that end in "ather":
Father
Gather
Lather
Rather
Heather
Leather
Weather
etc
etc

... presumably, the person who painted the sign actually knew how to spell the words he (or less likely, she) painted ... ...
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also can be used on nightride services
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panther998 wrote:
Herbert wrote:Interesting to note that the top line of the signwriting on the glass door behind the trike is in Hebrew.
Hmmm .... yes, and the two lines of text further down the door are in English, albeit looking a BIT questionable as to meaning - just trying to remember all the words that end in "ather":
Father
Gather
Lather
Rather
Feather
Heather
Leather
Weather
etc
etc

... presumably, the person who painted the sign actually knew how to spell the words he (or less likely, she) painted ... ...
I'd say it's Leather (you can kinda make out an L in between the 'windows' on the 'bus') - and the handbags in the window
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The Kids would be so much safer in an old Army Tank
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Oh my goodness.......... :shock:
A Indian example of a low emissions, environmentally friendly school bus. :wink: :lol:
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Hi All,

All we need is a place to hang the MOT card lol
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At least it's better than hanging out an overcrowded bus or train like this...
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:shock:
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If it wasn't low-floor before, it is now :mrgreen:
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catlovecat wrote:At least it's better than hanging out an overcrowded bus or train like this...
Now this has to take the cake, they say Sydney's trains are packed in peak!
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Ben_Daui wrote: Now this has to take the cake, they say Sydney's trains are packed in peak!
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Ben_Daui wrote:Now this has to take the cake, they say Sydney's trains are packed in peak!
Looks like a giant snake being attacked by thousands of small people. :wink: :lol:
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