Yes! We prefer trolleybus to diesel bus!

Campaigning for quiet, clean urban transport
Using Overhead Electric, Zero Emission Trolleycoaches

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• trolleybus
• 電車
• 无轨电车
• 电车
• electric
• overhead
• lines
• wires
• tram
• bus
• prefer
• passengers
• athens
• quiet
• clean
• urban
• transport

[azmidasimin]

I would like to see Trolley busses in Singapore

[jemdude22]

@azmidasimin Unfortunately i don't think that is ever going to happen. The sg governement hates anything to do with overhead wires.

[Arnaud79766666]

Hello I have new videos trolleysbus! ! and this time in France just to see if you want good movie! !

[MrDriverbus]

"Vive le trolleybus" :)

[sebatero]

amazing!

greetings from Chile

[cityraildude]

Awsome being a young boy in Sydney I never got 2 ride a trolley bus. don't no why australia got rid of them!!! when i went 2 athens 2 yrs ago i really wanted 2 go on one but no timen :( keep the virtualln tours coming

[cyborgsnowyowl]

youtube this biogas+wind+solar

[jemdude22]

Trolleybuses come to close contact with people in their everyday commute in the city but these buses are emission-free and pose no health threats to the residents. Power plant does give out pollution but it is located far away from people and the polluting emission from a power plant can be more effectively treated and filtered in a centralised manner before letting it out, rather than having many individual (diesel) buses emitting harmful pollutants on city streets, near to the residents.

[jemdude22]

For cities or countries that are unable to harness hydropower and rely on electricity generated by coal-fired plants, please never overlook the fact that the polluting power plant is normally located outside of city far away from residential establishments.

[jemdude22]

Electricity for trolleybus comes from a variety of sources including hydroelectric, nuclear, natural gas, wind and of course the coal-fired ones, etc. The cleanest ones are hydroelectric, wind and nuclear ones I guess. For example, Vancouvers entire fleet of trolleybuses are literally powered by clean force of water as its electricity is 100% from hydroelectric scheme. Many Swiss cities trolleybuses also heavily rely on power generated from hydroelectric plants.