The inventor of the guided busway system is truly a genius

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[Gnanam]

Have traveled in this bus in 2002. A good experience.

[mgsmb]

People keep reinventing trains and calling it innovation

[OsorioToribio]

El camión ferrocarril australiano de Adelaida, una verdadera joya del autotransporte de pasajeros a nivel mundial. 😃👍🏻

[TheRealJoeMama]

They try to make the bus sound really fast by saying '100 kilometers per hour'. 100 kilometers is 62 miles.

[triggerman]

This is applicable to our Edsa Busway here in Manila Philippines

[jeremyofthejungle]

Nothing new under the sun, there have been rail trucks that can drive on road or rail almost as long as we've had diesel trains.

[Veritas-superbia]

Ya well id take human drivers any day over this

[bullschitt]

If there's already a human driver for some streets, what is the purpose of the track unless it goes super fast? It would be faster if he just drove on the highway. It is "unbelievable" though. It's unbelievable they would waste money on it

[vikrants.choudhary]

Everything else is good, but just stop saying unbelievable every frigging time