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New Routemaster bus hits London streets
Mon, 27 Feb 2012The very first new Routemaster hybrid bus began its first day of service in London today. The bus, whose exterior and interior were designed by Londoner Thomas Heatherwick, retains the distinct character of the old Routemaster – British as the London taxi and red telephone boxes – but is far more modern in its design and construction. The new Routemaster's main design features are its three sets of doors and two staircases, which it is hoped will ease the strain during rush hour in regards to alighting and entering the bus.
New Bugatti 'could be too fast to test'
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The Super Bowl's most refreshingly honest car ad
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