Hello I come from Beijing, China

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Hello My English is not good Can only rely on translation software Please understand
Understanding grammatical mistakes please
I come from Beijing, China Very pleased to join here


Beijing bus a few pictures













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Welcome to Beijing

[jrussa]

Hi cbjjyn.... welcome to the forum. Your buses in your country looks quite spacious inside

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Hi

Ha ha Beijing's public transport is very well-developed


Satisfied with the

Automatic translation by Google

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Is in use

Cost£º800000Chinese Yuan Renminbi

117010 Dollar

[jrussa]

The buses look very good indeed.
Did you take these pictures?
If you did......they are pretty impressive in terms of quality.

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hi Jamaicarussa


Last year, I go to work in this

[DLA 365]

That is actually very good in terms of bus design. I see they use the same type of seats as some bus operators do here (Urban 90 seats).

It appears that bus design has improved significantly since I last visited Guangzhou and Shenzhen in 2001

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90's used the trolley bus






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Beijing trolley bus factory shooting



Copy the 80's trolley buses



We call it "¾©Ò»ÐÍ"

[londonbusboy]

cbjjyn,

Welcome to the forum and i hope you enjoy your stay


One question i would like to ask as ive always wondered. why do you use tri-axle buses out there in China?

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Hi londonbusboy,



Law: 2-axis can not be the longest single-car more than 12 meters, and passenger vehicles can not access the highway.
This 3-axis, then we can more than 12 meters, channel capacity is not less than cars, but also traveling on the highway£¬The problem was solved¡£

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Let me try my translation skills...

Reply #7 should say 'trolley bus type widely used during the 90s'

Reply #8: This is a replica of the 'Jing-1' type, first manufactured in the 60s I think.

As for Londonbusboy's question, I assume you are talking about tri-axle rigids? In which case the answer can be found in Reply #10, and I shall attempt to word it in a way that's understandable:

Chinese laws state that 2-axle vehicles cannot exceed 12 metres in length. There is also the caviat that articulated buses cannot use the motorways (this IMO is an archaic law dated from the era when Chinese articulated buses were severely underpowered and badly designed). 3-axle rigids (usually 13.7m long, a bit like the coaches on the Victoria - Stanstead A6) kind of overcome both obstacles.

[londonbusboy]

Jul 17, 2009 19:05:08 GMT @cbjjyn said:

Hi londonbusboy,



Law: 2-axis can not be the longest single-car more than 12 meters, and passenger vehicles can not access the highway.
This 3-axis, then we can more than 12 meters, channel capacity is not less than cars, but also traveling on the highway£¬The problem was solved¡£

Inaccurate translation£¬Chinese reference

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Oh right i understand now. Pretty obvious now after looking at what youve said

That would explain why the UK especially London doesnt really have tri-axles because buses over 12m arent needed or cant fit around the streets.


Thanks again

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HI£ºNCT

Your translation is correct¡£

My English is very poor Sorry........

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londonbusboy:

You are welcome