樂壇渣Fit人

Originally posted by brightlee at 2005-5-9 15:04:; x; j! C9 \$ Q+ p- C8 h9 C! g
油缸 is on the right side, under the stair position in all low platform buses.
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bright, 香港喎^^"

樂壇渣Fit人

Originally posted by brightlee at 2005-5-9 15:04:4 ^& S0 w; x8 X; Y8 [1 I1 V1 O
油缸 is on the right side, under the stair position in all low platform buses.
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) w8 R7 |5 V* I4 D3 C5 }香港仲有low platform buses? ^^"

樂壇渣Fit人

Originally posted by brightlee at 2005-5-9 16:53:$ c8 r! v) s* O( a8 i
nearly all the buses (Golden colour buses) are low platform buses!!!
$ S5 C( A7 ?6 pWhite colour/non air-cond buses are called "platform buses"
: o* b; S" {, w. p$ Z0 t, }it's because you need to walk a step up when you catch a bus
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>>nearly all the buses (Golden colour buses)1 ~6 E  c* a  A) T! N
有冇d相睇睇^^"

樂壇渣Fit人

Originally posted by brightlee at 2005-5-9 17:26:
8 J8 e4 M; v1 B6 Q: N( F7 \1 |" nThe first photo is Dennis Trident 12M, with Citybus,one of the low platform bus model3 l% b! A, m( R, a& B
The second one is Leyland Olympain 12M, with "platform bus"
* f1 ~6 S6 l% v7 J0 N- VSee clearly, that's 2 step if you go inside the bus., U! J3 K% ~5 W5 G- W+ m, R% H! J' T

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. w  F' t: r* w0 D  {& L* M0 nem...after your explanation, does that the difference between low and non-low one  depend on the distance from the ground to the door, right? ^^"