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Post by freebbc on Apr 1, 2014 23:01:57 GMT
Well this is a follow up to the one from Scotland, but I want to open up a topic about one in London. Well I seen that the London orders have no window panels on the staircase but the one from Scotland obviously do. But it's actually based from the New Routemaster but I believe it would spread onto other bus types in many years time. But do you agree or disagree that the bus body should have glass panel on staircase for London fleet? |
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Post by Unorm on Apr 2, 2014 8:55:57 GMT
Well this is a follow up to the one from Scotland, but I want to open up a topic about one in London. Well I seen that the London orders have no window panels on the staircase but the one from Scotland obviously do. But it's actually based from the New Routemaster but I believe it would spread onto other bus types in many years time. But do you agree or disagree that the bus body should have glass panel on staircase for London fleet? I dunno, but I think not, since it looks quite hideous to me, NRM suits that. I think other bus types will look worser: I have two attachments that may be an answer but are nets though  :  |
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Post by citylinelondon on Apr 2, 2014 16:12:38 GMT
well it all depends what TFL wants for New buses having a window going up the staircase
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Post by Unorm on Apr 2, 2014 16:30:15 GMT
well it all depends what TFL wants for New buses having a window going up the staircase Yep, that is true, up-to TfL specs (I forgot about TfL for one second ) |
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Post by GloriousWater on Apr 2, 2014 17:16:31 GMT
The TFL spec might change during the lifetime of the Gemini 3 so that later ones will have windows on the stairs, remember dual doors weren't a requirement until the late '80s/early '90s.
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Post by citylinelondon on Apr 3, 2014 15:55:49 GMT
The problem i find with this bus is how is going to cope with the heat in the summer
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