樂壇渣Fit人

Originally posted by brightlee at 2005-5-9 15:04:
( q/ J" H3 W  v油缸 is on the right side, under the stair position in all low platform buses.) A7 [: D4 B9 J; X) q3 R
Your details are wrong

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# W5 p+ A! w' l# C- `. b# zbright, 香港喎^^"

樂壇渣Fit人

Originally posted by brightlee at 2005-5-9 15:04:8 B' T" X$ k$ i
油缸 is on the right side, under the stair position in all low platform buses.
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" e# r* ^1 X7 t) `' y- z香港仲有low platform buses? ^^"

樂壇渣Fit人

Originally posted by brightlee at 2005-5-9 16:53:/ `# v) R# P- k
nearly all the buses (Golden colour buses) are low platform buses!!!# K6 t2 s" F8 E' U# `# w6 V- x
White colour/non air-cond buses are called "platform buses"% J8 E% p/ a! n/ V
it's because you need to walk a step up when you catch a bus4 l: B# j; @$ y% ]

* \2 T8 k8 A. M/ S; l>>nearly all the buses (Golden colour buses)$ ?. H" A- N$ _. {& H+ b. l
有冇d相睇睇^^"

樂壇渣Fit人

Originally posted by brightlee at 2005-5-9 17:26:
5 b: K0 V8 t" G% EThe first photo is Dennis Trident 12M, with Citybus,one of the low platform bus model
5 L: n) w& d3 n3 ZThe second one is Leyland Olympain 12M, with "platform bus"+ _, j! _( ^% F, W0 {
See clearly, that's 2 step if you go inside the bus.
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( N+ \5 e* S& c7 K+ P% p0 n' uem...after your explanation, does that the difference between low and non-low one  depend on the distance from the ground to the door, right? ^^"