樂壇渣Fit人

Originally posted by brightlee at 2005-5-9 15:04:
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% y" P0 j0 r; Q/ n$ [" D7 @- xYour details are wrong

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bright, 香港喎^^"

樂壇渣Fit人

Originally posted by brightlee at 2005-5-9 15:04:; F4 p7 w* s2 g! p% X/ g
油缸 is on the right side, under the stair position in all low platform buses.
# d/ W! A- u( |" C6 V; G" w9 UYour details are wrong

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香港仲有low platform buses? ^^"

樂壇渣Fit人

Originally posted by brightlee at 2005-5-9 16:53:) w/ p, P/ \  q$ K9 Z
nearly all the buses (Golden colour buses) are low platform buses!!!( ?8 U  M# R5 J* ^1 f3 Y
White colour/non air-cond buses are called "platform buses"
3 u' y' V: R3 \. U! `it's because you need to walk a step up when you catch a bus
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& z# [5 E: y& \  v) {: @- `. m9 P>>nearly all the buses (Golden colour buses)
, M2 n+ y8 n1 l( Y) F有冇d相睇睇^^"

樂壇渣Fit人

Originally posted by brightlee at 2005-5-9 17:26:
( o. k3 y9 @2 OThe first photo is Dennis Trident 12M, with Citybus,one of the low platform bus model
8 U1 i* j: h8 ]$ i$ _7 wThe second one is Leyland Olympain 12M, with "platform bus"
: ^; e) ]6 G' t/ bSee clearly, that's 2 step if you go inside the bus., ^& r" Q5 R! o$ M6 n/ w  t

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1 I: m* Q- d! |5 Z8 E% ~em...after your explanation, does that the difference between low and non-low one  depend on the distance from the ground to the door, right? ^^"