Bus Links
General Bus Links
- All-Transit : Photos of buses, trains and other transport vehicles.
- Ari's Bus Page : Photos of coaches and school buses
- Bronte Bus Company (UK) : The Brontë Bus ran in service in Haworth in 1924-1981 serving the local community. Lots of great photos.
- Bus Rosters on the Web : This site is devoted to those who want to know who owned what. They feature U.S. and Canadian bus rosters and links to rosters on other sites.
- BusWeb.co.uk: Extensive bus links listing.
- Charles Wiggins Bus Pages : Charles Wiggins of Alabama has a great selection of bus sites filled with tons of bus photos and memories that could take days to see.
- Department of Transportation of Puerto Rico: Information, routes, fares and photos regarding Puerto Rico's public bus, train and transit system.
- Greyhound Americruiser Silversides Page: Ian is just starting this page which will focus on the mainstay of the Greyhound lines, the GMC PD3751.
- Greyhound Bus Origin Museum: Offers bus aficionados the history of the Greyhound bus operation. Includes eleven actual Greyhound buses along with numerous audio/visual displays.
- The London Bus Page: Page with info on UK buses & worldwide bus links.
- London's Transport Museum: A wide spectrum of materials and media, including vehicles, rolling stock, posters, signs, uniforms, photographs, ephemera, maps and engineering drawings. Together, they make up the most comprehensive record of urban mass transit in the world.
- Mike's GMC Transit Bus Page: Mike has put up some awesome photos of GMC fishbowls.
- Motor Bus Society: Buses, buses and more buses. The starting point.
- Mr. Sharkey's Bus Barn: Crown buses and house buses are all here.
- New Jersey Transit Homepage: The web page of New Jersey's largest transportation provider. Includes schedules & fares.
- New York Transit Museum To commemorate its heritage, MTA New York City Transit’s Department of Buses preserves, in concert with the New York Transit Museum, a fleet of vintage buses. The collection is comprised of twenty vehicles, dating from 1917 to 1981.
- New Zealand Bus Museum: Features some nice photos of buses which have made a significant conntribution to New Zealand Transport History.
- Ohio Museum of Transportation: Coach Manufacturer Production Lists for GM, Flxible, Beaver and Twin Coach.
- Routes International: Routes is one of the largest public transportation related reference sites on the internet.
- RV-Coach Online Great resource for bus parts, articles on bus/RV conversions and a list of other "Bus Nuts" um, I mean other bus lovers with whom you can get in touch with. This is a great site with lots of helpful and informative regulars.
- San Diego Transit #517 The Homepage of San Diego Transit 1957 GMC #517.
- Vintage British Buses Features photos and info on lesser known models and marques of British Buses.
Toys / models / diecast vehicles / collecting links:
- Model Buses Magazine: The premiere magazine for model bus collectors and builders is now on the web.
- Oriental Model Buses : News, information and photographs of the fascinating and colourful 1/76th scale diecast model Hong Kong, Japanese & Singapore buses.
- ModelWeb.co.uk: Resource on models and toys.
- SolNet Model Collector Pages: Check out this extensive resource for model of all kinds.
- Tomas-Merced Model Buses: Custom made model buses of the GM old looks available here.
- Toy & Model Bus Expo .com : Photos and info on vintage and current diecast, tin and model buses from around the world.
- Toydorado: Specializing in Corgi, Dinky and other vehicles.
- Toynutz.com: Excellent source for all kinds of info on where to buy all types of diecast vehicles . . . Includes a list of manufacturers with a history of each. Great resource.
- Treasured Toys: Extensive selection of Corgi buses.
- Twin Ports Buses & Trolleys: Pictures from the past and present on the buses of Duluth, Minnesota.
- Oriental Model Buses Unofficial Site for Corgi Oriental Buses with pictures and info on buses from Hong Kong.
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on May 21, 06 | 10:59 am
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