A "radical" redesign of London buses that combines passenger and freight service–or just freight, to be honest, because any potential passengers would run a mile at first sight of this thing.
Tuesday, 9 December 2008
Freight*BUS
A "radical" redesign of London buses that combines passenger and freight service–or just freight, to be honest, because any potential passengers would run a mile at first sight of this thing.
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Can it drive sideways while carrying a full load of robots?
ReplyDeleteThis is a dumb concept no matter how you look at it.
ReplyDeleteA hybrid passenger-freight bus is simply retarded -- all the passengers have to sit around twiddling their thumbs while someone gets the forklift and comes tootling up to unload some pallets? Ridiculous.
Or will it just be a dedicated freight-hauling vehicle with no passengers? I believe we have something like that already, known as "trucks."