Articulated Bus Downhill Test - Beamng drive | SpeedRolls

Hello all, welcome to my new test video. In this video I am testing four busses: standard frame, articulated frame, bi-articulated frame, tri-articulated frame. A goal to reach the end of the hill. Don't forget like the video and subscribe!

Thanks for watching!

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BeamNG.drive is a realistic, immersive driving game offering near-limitless possibilities. Our soft-body physics engine simulates every component of a vehicle in real time, resulting in realistic, dynamic behavior.

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Mod used:

The Crash Hard 2.0 Map

Articulated Bus

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► Music by YouTube Audio Library:

1. Patrick Patrikios - Good Times

[-perge]

Therapist: tri-articulated-frame transit bus isn't real, it can't hurt you.

Tri-articulated-frame transit bus: 5:47

[japiocnikm]

This is how my grandparents got to school everyday

[FBIIlIlIlIIlIl]

I'm glad nobody were in those busses because corona virus is killing, stay safe guys.

[danielamarillo]

The first one and the second one seems like transmilenios in Bogotá

[chadfabian]

The lesson of this video dont take a bus downhill

[senixons]

4:05 This bus looks like the BRT from Curitiba, Brazil

[WAK_UP_]

I remember when we used to have these in London, good times.

[JonathanChan]

Fun fact: These buses are based on the real life New Flyer Low Floor series.

[gopanski]

You know it can't go right, when you connect a bus with rubber

[no-damn-alias]

Usually the articulated part is very stable as it the rear part pushes the whole bus there's an hydraulic stabilization system. If you want it to tilt it really won't, it's connected to the steering system as well to allow more movement the more the steering wheel is turned. This is by passed in reverse. Even in snow and ice the rear part usually is true to the line the front part drives although it's pushing.
Yes we all know that Russian bus drifting in the tunnel but that was an articulated bus where the engine was in the front part.

[IHhardware]

just like the bi-articulated buses from curitiba (brazil) :)

[ivonisilva]

6:45 6. :46 6. . 4. 7

[graemekemp]

Makes me think of a bus I worked on in London in around 2004 that got hit hard by a car in the articulation joint.

[АлександрЗемляков-вл]

Standard bus is the most safety bus for the worst roads!

[ELCORZO_]

Those buses look like Transmilenio from Bogotá, Colombia

[crazyfroggie]

Your bus must have new brakes they're very effective and don't squeal/screech like real bus brakes do

[jrvarela]

Arnold: Please can we have a Normal Field Trip?

Kids: No Way.

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M.A.G.I.C S.C.H.O.O.L B.U.S Theme

[j.t.]

MTA Uses Tri-articulated bus: *hits a pothole and bus shatters*
MTA Bus Driver: *radios supervisor* "Uh, sir, the bus is broken, as in, the body is completely shattered."
Supervisor: Are the wheels still on, and can the bus still move.
Bus Driver: Uh...technically yes?
Supervisor: It's still good. Complete your route.

Seeing this makes me understand why articulated buses can't work on a certain route I use to ride on. It has a very steep hill and has to do a V-right turn in the beginning onto a narrow two-way street. So, yeah...that's not going to work.

[petrfedor]

City I live in recently get several bi-articulated trolleybuses (currently still in passangerless test) and I really hope transport company put it´s best drivers behind the wheel after watching this.

This is like the movie "Speed 2" only with a bus instead of a ship 😃