gas shortages

Steam powered cars often used kerosene or gasoline to fuel the burners to heat the water into steam. I believe internal combustion engines were more efficient, and not as dangerous.

By the way. With so many people depending on buses
it's important remember...always be nice to the bus driver, and most importantly, please do not spit on them.

I'm an important part of the solution to climate change .. not only do I drive a bus - thereby removing the the equivalent of 60 or so cars off the road - but I drive a non polluting electric bus :



And the electricity is produced by hydro power, so no emissions there either.

Of course, because of my huge contribution to cleaning up the environment, I don't feel guilty at all about my truck ... or my goldwing ... or my two-stroke dirt bike .. or the wife's car ... or not recycling ... etc ..

And I litter just for the hell of it !!

Pretty sweet ride you've got there! I've never seen an electric bus before... do they have them anywhere other than BC? (seems like San Francisco would be a good place)

San Francisco's system is the largest in N.A., followed by Vancouver.
Trolley buses are quite popular elsewhere in the world, especially in eastern Europe.

I like the bus,is that your bike on the front?

No .. if I was driving that bus the bike would be underneath the front wheels !!

That just gave me one of those "laugh so hard to lose control of your bowels" moments!

As a runner first and foremost I tend to hate bikers... I just use mine to get to class, I'm not one of those harcore bikers with the tight shorts and pointy helmets and $5,000 frames. At any rate, that picture is quite amusing!