Keep up the great work guys. From the UK. Very impressive. and for the guys who say it wont work, you need to come out of the stone age. THIS IS HUMAN PROGRESS. I think its fantastic
What I don't like, though, is that black/yellow frame at 1:19 and 1:28. It's like having a pole in the middle of the road. I wish they could find a way to get rid of that frame.
When one of those things breaks down or gets in an accident it's going to make up for all the traffic it relieved. How big a tow truck do you need for that?
@malamagr I think that needs a special designed tow truck for that. China now builds 186km for testing, any new problem comes out the engineers will fix and improve it.
I can see so many accident happen before people's driving habit change... but with some metal beam guard fence to protect the bus it is possible. they will be a lots of implementation pain though.
china has all kind of evil things, so many death camp, secret police, etc etc,,,,,,,china is most hell place in the world, ccp killed historical amount of people
Being electric, it won't be able to provide air conditioning inside for 1,000 AND move that much weight without draining the batteries. People will cook inside, including the batteries.
Seriously? What if a truck or other tall vehicle drives into that lane in between those black and yellow arches? What if it rains? Do cars have to turn on their headlights to see when they are under the bus? If I am speeding above the speed limit under the bus, how will anyone know? Why do buses get the right away, shouldn't emergency vehicles get right of way, like fire trucks and ambulances? How can cars see traffic signals from under the bus? This is stupid.
@Freddiewgbs That won't be happening, it looks to be more of a tram system here, these buses look like they are on track paths. If u watch the CGI with the bus turning the lights hold the traffic back when these buses take corners, car only go under the bus when it is on a relatively straight part of a road.
It's an interesting concept, not sure how car drivers are going to handle this though? if you've ever been on a motorway and overtaking HGV's, passing them can get pretty hairy at times.
safety first, since with lots car, it has to be slower than their speed.... pretty annoying though for the car drivers...have to be careful not to get too close with the danger zone of the bus.... =0 but cool idea though.
its definitely wont happen unless all vehicle are computerize in the future , its very dangerous to all other traffic ,not all driver are pro to drive under it ,especially when at corner that he said the vehicle will turn along with the bus , stuntman in the movie? and the design of the wheel and frame ,can it withstand a brick or some other object that fallen from other vehicle's load ?? and withstand side wind force when encountering taifoon and the bus is taking a turn
I would say this would never happen, but I work at NASA(Aeronatical Engineer) and I have discovered many things that seem impossible come to possible. China is one those countries that are out afriad to try new things. Lets make sur to keep our minds open to new possiblilities every day!
@merlan114 Really, NASA? 'Cause I'm pretty sure you just misspelled "aeronautical," "sure," "not," and there's some grammar issues that I won't get into. So maybe english is your second language, or maybe you just wrote that in a hurry, but I kinda doubt you're an aeronautical engineer who can't spell your job title.
Don't get too excited by these just yet. They require larger vehicles to pass around instead of through; and so would need at least three lanes per side in order to permit passing. When one breaks down, the others can't pass it, just like ordinary LRVs. While they may be twice as intelligent a form of transit as LRV (read "streetcar") routes, they're also probably twice as expensive to build! Typically, underpasses will require excavation to allow its passage. If the solution is "up", go Mag!
instead of a bus, why not an overhead tram, or monorail-like system? All the same advantages without having to worry about accidents. Buses travel in fixed routes anyways.
@MarktheSharkSheehan The other issue as mentioned in the video is duration of construction. A 40KM stretch takes 1 year for such bus, but for monorail or light transit will take up to 3 years to complete
As for issues with wheelchairs etc, did it really not occur to anyone that all they need to do is make a ramp down at the side of the stairs? So the stairs aren't all just steps, there's a ramp down at the side.
For everyone who wants a translation (continued):
It has stands at fixed distances to "charge" the train. Look at 4:10 to 4:15 for a visual. At the stations there are also speed-chargers. Also, at junctions where the BRT is turning right, cars can also turn underneath the BRT.
This would only work at places with 4 or more lanes though. The trucks and the high vehicles would have to take the two other lanes.
Basically this is a bus and light rail hybrid. It allows cars to pass under. It has sensors at the sides of the underbelly to detect if a car is going too close to the edge, and also sensors to sense if there are vehicles that exceed the height-limit of the lane.
@kopisecewen20 You're from SG? -laughs- I don't think LRT is used at all outside SG. This has one clear benefit over the LRT - you don't need to build tracks for it. Saves money on tracks.
It was confusing at first, but it's actually a light rail service that's running on the ROAD ! Hope it'll work and be utilised in other cities. Seems very convenient
WTF is this gook sayin? is this thing on rails? about time china thought of their own idea instead of stealing and making a cheap copy of some other countrys idea.
@colbycous01 China invented paper, the magnetic compass, gunpowder, and etc. So you ignorant Americans can stop stealing/using China's ideas/inventions.
Sure there will be accidents, but probably no more than are already happening with people changing lanes quickly etc... overall seems like a great idea.. much cheaper than a subway or mag lev. Will probably take some guts to go under the first few times!
This is a Very good idea. All of the negatives....ie handicap access and bad drivers can easily be figured out. Lifts can be made for wheel chairs (which is very important) and the bad drivers will learn how to use this bus to their advantage, some will crash,obviously, but most will learn quickly. This transportation design would favor all of the bicyclists and mopeds in Bejing just by giving them some shade in the summer and wind and rain protection all year long. This is my short opinion. J
@nissanaltimaka24de The joke is that some American comedians say is that the Chinese are bad drivers because their eyes do not open fully. One American comedian says a Chinese person can be blindfolded with dental floss. There are others, but nothing that can be repeated.
Taking into account how badly Chinese people drive, this is a bad idea. These elevated buses will be getting hit all the time and stranding passenger who cannot exit because there's no ground level exit.
@rix203 all they need to do to make it wheelchair friendly is make sure all the stations have ramps to get up and down...and there is such a thing called traffic lights...think about it...
its cool but i dont like the idea of putting a bunch of clearance gates in the middle of the road... maybe its just me... oh and if there is a bigger truck cant go through this bus and decided to pass from its left hand side, and the small cars from inside of the bus might decide to come out as soon as possible and it might cause accidents... again, maybe its just me, maybe if people get used to it, it will be ok
ive got a feeling this is a lecture in design/marketing skills rather than a pitch for the bus its self, because that bus- well surely thats not practical.
@danielthomasslade : This is a lecture and introduction of this new design.actually, this kind of bus will be put into practice in a new district t of Beijing later this year.
lol this is a series of disasters waiting to happen but knowing of some of the chinese governments absurdly wasteful projects, it would not be surprising to see street fireworks left and right in the next few years. ah, the beauty of central planning.
@chainzdown2dadik Safety is a big concern for all forms of transport. You could say the same for trams, underground trains, Maglev trains, planes etc. Accidents will happen, but with safety enforcements this hopefully can be minimized.
@voon100 planes that have virtually no traffic routes and trains that fixed to a track are not nearly as impractical as giant buses that have to share roads with countless drivers. plus, how would the solution to traffic congestion be to create excessive safety laws due to the introduction of a new hazard.
its really dangerous cuz, lots of bad drivers and new drivers in the streets dont have the experience or the capacity to handle this. the idea its nice, but i think it needs to be more reliable in security, cuz the first thing i was thinking was a bad driver.
what happens if you need to change lane but u cant because the side wall of the bus is blocking. If you been to china the way they drive that wouldnt work. lanes means nothing to them
that's a real car hugger
IloveYOUviruses 1 month ago
Keep up the great work guys. From the UK. Very impressive. and for the guys who say it wont work, you need to come out of the stone age. THIS IS HUMAN PROGRESS. I think its fantastic
HotElectonePlayer 1 month ago
what did u just call me ahahahah jk :)
LaceShaker 1 month ago
Great concept, hope they'll put it into practice.
:)
What I don't like, though, is that black/yellow frame at 1:19 and 1:28. It's like having a pole in the middle of the road. I wish they could find a way to get rid of that frame.
parfumeria33ro 1 month ago
When one of those things breaks down or gets in an accident it's going to make up for all the traffic it relieved. How big a tow truck do you need for that?
malamagr 4 months ago
@malamagr I think that needs a special designed tow truck for that. China now builds 186km for testing, any new problem comes out the engineers will fix and improve it.
fastkillmmm 4 months ago
I can see so many accident happen before people's driving habit change... but with some metal beam guard fence to protect the bus it is possible. they will be a lots of implementation pain though.
blues8110 6 months ago
but the Chinese are bad drivers, inc accident
MrTorrencio 7 months ago
RUSSIA CHINA admire!!!! YOU are very smart and talented!!! YOUR FRIENDS FROM RUSSIA
portfolirus 7 months ago
FRANCHEMENT BIEN !
badboystehsud3 8 months ago
According to the TIME Magazine, test runs will begin later this year in Beijing.
PeoplesGeneral 8 months ago
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china has all kind of evil things, so many death camp, secret police, etc etc,,,,,,,china is most hell place in the world, ccp killed historical amount of people
77777XYZ 8 months ago
how cool is that, a train drives over your car!!!!!!!!!!
stefan19941962 9 months ago 7
how cool is that, a train drives over your car!!!!!!!!!!
stefan19941962 9 months ago 2
Spectacular! São Paulo needs of a similar system of transport (or this system, why not?). Congratulations, China! If it works, Well Done!
1969Mrtnz 9 months ago
v=Hv8_W2PA0rQ&feature=related !! english version
MR6TUBE 10 months ago
Being electric, it won't be able to provide air conditioning inside for 1,000 AND move that much weight without draining the batteries. People will cook inside, including the batteries.
RickMartin7 10 months ago
@RickMartin7 Have you ever taken a ride inside an electric powered train, be it's power source over the roof or a 3rd electrified rail?
PeoplesGeneral 8 months ago
@PeoplesGeneral from street lamp, there are some contact point to transfer electricity to the train
ScaniaFung 4 months ago
Seriously? What if a truck or other tall vehicle drives into that lane in between those black and yellow arches? What if it rains? Do cars have to turn on their headlights to see when they are under the bus? If I am speeding above the speed limit under the bus, how will anyone know? Why do buses get the right away, shouldn't emergency vehicles get right of way, like fire trucks and ambulances? How can cars see traffic signals from under the bus? This is stupid.
RickMartin7 10 months ago
I hope there's enough room for lorries to fit under..
AndyJay15 11 months ago
what if the bus switches lane when there's a car underneath it... o.O
Freddiewgbs 11 months ago
@Freddiewgbs That won't be happening, it looks to be more of a tram system here, these buses look like they are on track paths. If u watch the CGI with the bus turning the lights hold the traffic back when these buses take corners, car only go under the bus when it is on a relatively straight part of a road.
It's an interesting concept, not sure how car drivers are going to handle this though? if you've ever been on a motorway and overtaking HGV's, passing them can get pretty hairy at times.
PacalB 11 months ago
For version with English translation see watch?v=Hv8_W2PA0rQ&feature=related
sparkygl0s 11 months ago
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dobrze, że zrobili napisy!
good that they add subtitles!
gravity1287 1 year ago
dobrze, że zrobili napisy!
it's good that they add subs!
gravity1287 1 year ago 2
as amazing as everyone makes it seem, i see big disaster written all over it.
invalidacess 1 year ago
@invalidacess How? If it crashes/Catches fire the doors will automatically supply emergency supplies (Doors flip down into efficient slides) etc.
DIMATIF 1 year ago
@DIMATIF easy bomb targets.
invalidacess 1 year ago
@invalidacess But who'd fuck with china? China can just go bang bang bang...
DIMATIF 1 year ago
@DIMATIF probably the US, since china is coming up as a world power figure.
invalidacess 1 year ago
想法很好，但不可取，安全性能无法保证。地铁和轻轨还是公交系统的常青树
euchgo 1 year ago
@euchgo 很难说，当时的地铁也是不被看好的，是经过长时间的完善才有今日
lordangelic 1 year ago
There is only one problem.
It is Illegal for Chinese to drive you know.
wwefanworld 1 year ago
@wwefanworld Please don't visit China, stay in your cave
Seres1091 1 year ago
@Seres1091 Why would I ever travel to the Communist abomination called China?
wwefanworld 1 year ago
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@wwefanworld You're the one who said "I am looking forward to visiting commie China."
Seres1091 1 year ago
@wwefanworld
I doubt you even travel at all.
kingmafi6699 1 year ago
@kingmafi6699 Communist china Communist china! Censors internet! Martial law! I feel sorry whoever is in that abomination.
wwefanworld 1 year ago
@wwefanworld
America slaughters Iraqi's and lies through their media.
I feel sorry for anybody who lives in that abomination.
kingmafi6699 1 year ago
@kingmafi6699 Yes I agree. Even though I am in Poland right now. I agree. But China is way worse put on a scale to the U.S.
wwefanworld 1 year ago
@wwefanworld
What do you mean?
America is bankrupt and has nothing.
kingmafi6699 1 year ago
@wwefanworld Cause they will become our soviet masters, comrade!!!!
KakiHat 1 year ago
It could be a prominent contribution to the earth from China in so many years.
nancili 1 year ago
china s best ^^ congrats chinaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
kintarusama 1 year ago
no word but marvelous!
omarezz111 1 year ago
ناس بتفكر
ebnalnil1 1 year ago
INTERESANTE LA PROPUESTA CON LA CONGESTION CAOTICA QUE ESTA ABARCANDO LAS GRANDES CIUDADES DEL LOS PASES POR EL INCREMENTO DEL PARQUE AUTOMOTOR
raschrisleo 1 year ago
in traffic sign i will drive under this bus and pass with it 5:30
mazagngi2010 1 year ago
a small accident could make serious disaster
Skandar0007 1 year ago
safety first, since with lots car, it has to be slower than their speed.... pretty annoying though for the car drivers...have to be careful not to get too close with the danger zone of the bus.... =0 but cool idea though.
BlackKirin 1 year ago
I don't think we Chinese get many inventions for the human recently, while this one is really really cool and creative!~
kratistoeo 1 year ago
This is bullshit. No one in China waits in line to get on a bus, subway, elevator, train.
This is completely unrealistic *^_^*
nnaenae 1 year ago
@nnaenae You don't have to wait in line, the bus has a carrying capacity of over 1200 people. You are BS.
edwardqiu 1 year ago
@edwardqiu wtf r u talking about? I meant that ppl don't have the patiece to wait in line.
nnaenae 1 year ago
@nnaenae You don't have to wait in line. That's the point.
edwardqiu 1 year ago
where is the huge-huge tow truck?
bg24955 1 year ago
ADA? I dread to imagine an accident under one of these. Sorry, I know the glass is half empty over here.
ALOHA
kamehaola 1 year ago
Actually Beijing is buliding this bus ! About at 2011 ,we can enjoy this fantastic bus !
90jonathanhu 1 year ago
I hope they make this, it'll make less traffic.
cc91801 1 year ago
This is great... hope to see it comes real...
keat101 1 year ago
its definitely wont happen unless all vehicle are computerize in the future , its very dangerous to all other traffic ,not all driver are pro to drive under it ,especially when at corner that he said the vehicle will turn along with the bus , stuntman in the movie? and the design of the wheel and frame ,can it withstand a brick or some other object that fallen from other vehicle's load ?? and withstand side wind force when encountering taifoon and the bus is taking a turn
sprinters1981 1 year ago
Good idea but the implementation of social cost and human behaviour changing cost is too high.
setiamalaysia 1 year ago
I would say this would never happen, but I work at NASA(Aeronatical Engineer) and I have discovered many things that seem impossible come to possible. China is one those countries that are out afriad to try new things. Lets make sur to keep our minds open to new possiblilities every day!
merlan114 1 year ago 20
@merlan114 thank you, finally an american with a positive comment......
wwwtips 1 year ago
@merlan114 hmmm u should watch the subtitle one they are building one in in late 2010.
ericown 1 year ago
@merlan114 Yes comrade. I am looking forward to visting commie China.
wwefanworld 1 year ago
@merlan114 work at NASA ouaou !!!
TheMotor77 1 year ago
@merlan114 Really, NASA? 'Cause I'm pretty sure you just misspelled "aeronautical," "sure," "not," and there's some grammar issues that I won't get into. So maybe english is your second language, or maybe you just wrote that in a hurry, but I kinda doubt you're an aeronautical engineer who can't spell your job title.
elikohlenberg 1 year ago
@merlan114
China is one of those countries that builds the quickest b/c it doesn't have to consult people before building.
bananian 1 year ago
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Don't get too excited by these just yet. They require larger vehicles to pass around instead of through; and so would need at least three lanes per side in order to permit passing. When one breaks down, the others can't pass it, just like ordinary LRVs. While they may be twice as intelligent a form of transit as LRV (read "streetcar") routes, they're also probably twice as expensive to build! Typically, underpasses will require excavation to allow its passage. If the solution is "up", go Mag!
MarkStateToronto 1 year ago
Someone is getting paid good money to crank out ideas which will never happen.
dodgyhingst 1 year ago
great :D
MrShakaboommm 1 year ago
instead of a bus, why not an overhead tram, or monorail-like system? All the same advantages without having to worry about accidents. Buses travel in fixed routes anyways.
MarktheSharkSheehan 1 year ago
@MarktheSharkSheehan price
g4ngr3l87 1 year ago
@MarktheSharkSheehan The other issue as mentioned in the video is duration of construction. A 40KM stretch takes 1 year for such bus, but for monorail or light transit will take up to 3 years to complete
faultylee 1 year ago
@MarktheSharkSheehan it is all about the cost. The train is definitely better, but it takes a lot of money to build the rail or tunnel.
jtfeng 1 year ago
Amazing and great Design of Century...
stonekean 1 year ago 15
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ZEROEVILDARKCOOL 1 year ago
what an invention..
lolofficer 1 year ago
amazing~~
neoneomilk 1 year ago
As for issues with wheelchairs etc, did it really not occur to anyone that all they need to do is make a ramp down at the side of the stairs? So the stairs aren't all just steps, there's a ramp down at the side.
Seem pretty obvious to me.
signorekai 1 year ago
For everyone who wants a translation (continued):
It has stands at fixed distances to "charge" the train. Look at 4:10 to 4:15 for a visual. At the stations there are also speed-chargers. Also, at junctions where the BRT is turning right, cars can also turn underneath the BRT.
This would only work at places with 4 or more lanes though. The trucks and the high vehicles would have to take the two other lanes.
signorekai 1 year ago
For everyone who wants a translation:
Basically this is a bus and light rail hybrid. It allows cars to pass under. It has sensors at the sides of the underbelly to detect if a car is going too close to the edge, and also sensors to sense if there are vehicles that exceed the height-limit of the lane.
@kopisecewen20 You're from SG? -laughs- I don't think LRT is used at all outside SG. This has one clear benefit over the LRT - you don't need to build tracks for it. Saves money on tracks.
signorekai 1 year ago
what about trucks and other buses?
Sven2Perroy 1 year ago
what am i confuse is, how this thing better compared to LRT train?
kopisecewen20 1 year ago
can someone put the translation?
kopisecewen20 1 year ago
nice chinese idea.. not american or british , it's Chinese! god bless a Democratic China in a future and fuckkkkkk off U.s and England !!!
camucamu09 1 year ago 2
but only works if it's more than 2 lanes
jamieyeng 1 year ago 2
It was confusing at first, but it's actually a light rail service that's running on the ROAD ! Hope it'll work and be utilised in other cities. Seems very convenient
jamieyeng 1 year ago
It's actually just a light rail, not a bus.
sega31098 1 year ago
WTF is this gook sayin? is this thing on rails? about time china thought of their own idea instead of stealing and making a cheap copy of some other countrys idea.
colbycous01 1 year ago
@colbycous01
Gook? He's Chinese, not Vietnamese here.
sega31098 1 year ago
@sega31098WTH is the difference? thanks for clearin that up for me, i thought they all were gooks. learn somethin new everyday.
colbycous01 1 year ago
@colbycous01
A big one. Vietnamese language is not actually related to Chinese.
sega31098 1 year ago
@colbycous01 China invented paper, the magnetic compass, gunpowder, and etc. So you ignorant Americans can stop stealing/using China's ideas/inventions.
edwardqiu 1 year ago
@edwardqiu they invented spagetti also,, but what have they done in the last thousand years besides copy.
colbycous01 1 year ago
@colbycous01 Last thousand years? Well, there are way too many items to even count, so I suggest you DO SOME RESEARCH.
edwardqiu 1 year ago
One parked/defect Truck and the line is stuck.
One parked/defect car on the sideline and line is stuck.
Any car with something on the top >2m and not paying attention...
Make it 4m under it and it might have a chance.
Where is the elevator or is it not usable if you can't walk stairs?
eberlems2 1 year ago
"7. Nested doll" of "T RIZ" .
trizniker 1 year ago
I just can't believe it's a Chinese idea and not a German or American one ...
major7474 1 year ago
@major7474 What's so unbelievable about it? China's got 100000 more ideas like this, it's just that you don't hear about it.
edwardqiu 1 year ago
Sure there will be accidents, but probably no more than are already happening with people changing lanes quickly etc... overall seems like a great idea.. much cheaper than a subway or mag lev. Will probably take some guts to go under the first few times!
fuzzysphere 1 year ago
too many moving parts.not good. why not just put in a new elevated mag lev system,up and out of the way.duh!
spencermel 1 year ago
These motherfuckers cant even drive wtf do they need a big ass bus for?
larlar752000 1 year ago
This is a Very good idea. All of the negatives....ie handicap access and bad drivers can easily be figured out. Lifts can be made for wheel chairs (which is very important) and the bad drivers will learn how to use this bus to their advantage, some will crash,obviously, but most will learn quickly. This transportation design would favor all of the bicyclists and mopeds in Bejing just by giving them some shade in the summer and wind and rain protection all year long. This is my short opinion. J
jakesell 1 year ago
I agree with everyone this is a bad idea, everyone knows Chinese people are the worst drivers.
nissanaltimaka24de 1 year ago
@nissanaltimaka24de
You've obviously never been to China.
kkklownknight6699 1 year ago
@kkklownknight6699 Obvious you dont know about Chinese peoples driving.
nissanaltimaka24de 1 year ago
@nissanaltimaka24de
Chinese people drive fine considering there's no real road rules.
kkklownknight6699 1 year ago
@nissanaltimaka24de The joke is that some American comedians say is that the Chinese are bad drivers because their eyes do not open fully. One American comedian says a Chinese person can be blindfolded with dental floss. There are others, but nothing that can be repeated.
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rowerpete 1 year ago
Taking into account how badly Chinese people drive, this is a bad idea. These elevated buses will be getting hit all the time and stranding passenger who cannot exit because there's no ground level exit.
jasonlajoie 1 year ago
@jasonlajoie are u an idiot?
ken007avv 1 year ago
@ken007avv I would be if I answered such a dumb question.
Keep trolling, Troll.
jasonlajoie 1 year ago
2 Problems: indeed wheelchair unfriendly and not suitable for roads with many intersections.
rix203 1 year ago
@rix203 all they need to do to make it wheelchair friendly is make sure all the stations have ramps to get up and down...and there is such a thing called traffic lights...think about it...
TAKR888 1 year ago
@rix203 Not a problem when the station have ramps
jj72rg 1 year ago
Chinese cant drive so those will crash everyday
testify221 1 year ago
@testify221
This is all you jealous, racist people can come up with? That Chinese people can't drive? LOL. What an ignorant statement.
moonphoenix1 1 year ago
@testify221 lol wat a fag u r
ken007avv 1 year ago
its cool but i dont like the idea of putting a bunch of clearance gates in the middle of the road... maybe its just me... oh and if there is a bigger truck cant go through this bus and decided to pass from its left hand side, and the small cars from inside of the bus might decide to come out as soon as possible and it might cause accidents... again, maybe its just me, maybe if people get used to it, it will be ok
zys714 1 year ago
@zys714 yeah. i was wondering the same thing. what's the point of putting clearance gates on roads?
hcdragonfly 1 year ago
no creo que ayude en nada.. porque igual seria abrir otra linea para solo los buses o una lidea para el tren como aque en long beach...
YORKPEPPER 1 year ago
Interesting idea, but from video the stairs will be a big problem.
No wheelchair.
Difficult for young & elderly or anyone carrying anything substantial (bike? groceries?)
Will slow down boarding/departing.
antithesis1984 1 year ago
We need this in London now. Are you watching Boris?
voon100 1 year ago
wow - great idea!!! - I wonder if it will possible in the future....
ofri75 1 year ago
Oh and... PUT STUFF LIKE THIS IN AMERICA!
JaySoKnown 1 year ago
He just said "blah, blah, bloo, bloo, coco puffs" :D
JaySoKnown 1 year ago
ive got a feeling this is a lecture in design/marketing skills rather than a pitch for the bus its self, because that bus- well surely thats not practical.
danielthomasslade 1 year ago
@danielthomasslade : This is a lecture and introduction of this new design.actually, this kind of bus will be put into practice in a new district t of Beijing later this year.
lanzhe26 1 year ago
@lanzhe26 i am sorry my friend, i was wrong. it looks amazing, i would like to try it one day.
danielthomasslade 1 year ago
vaya!!!! hay gente que usa la cabeza ;)
TheCaRpi99 1 year ago
LMAO the subtitles makes it very clear .
mikeelman 1 year ago
cool idea
vas3a 1 year ago
what the fuck did he just say.
que putas dijo ese pinche chino
greencard 1 year ago
MUY BUENO, ESO ES LO QUE NECESITA COLOMBIA......
akenaton 1 year ago
@akenaton Joojo... yo creo que necesita algo más que unos buses amigo!
YUTEBI 1 year ago
^_^, Pero pa alla vamos, solo hay que legalizar la exportacion de coca y tatannn tendriamos mas plata que china.... jojojojo
akenaton 1 year ago
@akenaton Y el café no me lo dejes olvidado, también hay petroleo y algo de piedras preciosas, como las morenas!!
YUTEBI 1 year ago
lol this is mad cool but a dude like me might just try a top speed flyby under this thing.
bulls1777 1 year ago 2
lol this is a series of disasters waiting to happen but knowing of some of the chinese governments absurdly wasteful projects, it would not be surprising to see street fireworks left and right in the next few years. ah, the beauty of central planning.
chainzdown2dadik 1 year ago
@chainzdown2dadik Safety is a big concern for all forms of transport. You could say the same for trams, underground trains, Maglev trains, planes etc. Accidents will happen, but with safety enforcements this hopefully can be minimized.
voon100 1 year ago
@voon100 planes that have virtually no traffic routes and trains that fixed to a track are not nearly as impractical as giant buses that have to share roads with countless drivers. plus, how would the solution to traffic congestion be to create excessive safety laws due to the introduction of a new hazard.
chainzdown2dadik 1 year ago
kool awesome
mardizone 1 year ago
its really dangerous cuz, lots of bad drivers and new drivers in the streets dont have the experience or the capacity to handle this. the idea its nice, but i think it needs to be more reliable in security, cuz the first thing i was thinking was a bad driver.
marroyoapac 1 year ago
what happens if you need to change lane but u cant because the side wall of the bus is blocking. If you been to china the way they drive that wouldnt work. lanes means nothing to them
bchan210 1 year ago
really amazing.
Roboloved 1 year ago
lo que no hagan estos chinos....
putaWMG 1 year ago
كلامه صح 100 %
iiiikarus 1 year ago
Excelente idea!!!!!
cotoclop 1 year ago