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Not in Austin, we just have very long express buses. Like two hooked together like an accordion.....

9 years ago. Rating: 10
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Some tour buses are double decker, like one Julie and I rode in Hollywood, but not regular transport buses, although a search did turn up this one, dated 2014

9 years ago. Rating: 10
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'Articulated Bus' is the correct name for a jointed bus -- the only Double Dekker we have in Adelaide is for rolling parties, the young ones love it,  sometimes used for guests between marriage ceremony and reception. :)

9 years ago. Rating: 9
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on the Buses, that was great entertainment back in the day.

9 years ago. Rating: 8
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We don't have  Double Decker buses in the Texas town where I come from. I could hardly keep my seat the first time I rode a Double Decker here in Scotland. I feel like a kid on a roller coaster every time I ride in one.

See the big window on top in the front of the bus, this is where I like to sit and take pictures too.

9 years ago. Rating: 7
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I can remember a tour of NY on a London Routemaster when I visited some years ago but I think that was a one-off.

9 years ago. Rating: 6
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We ave them in Victoria city BC!

http://sightseeingvictoria.com/double-decker-hop-on-hop-off-tour/

9 years ago. Rating: 5
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So now some 800 words link in we get to link the Pelagos 39. As we did in the intro link post last week let's first get the numbers out of the way. The Pelagos 39 is 39mm wide 11.8mm thick 47mm lug to lug and weighs 107g on the unsized bracelet. The lug width is 21mm and the bracelet tapers to 16mm at the clasp. There is no helium escape valve the caseback is closed the crown screws down and the water resistance is 200 meters.

1 month ago. Rating: 0
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