Скачать или смотреть 🚌 Evolution of U.S. Buses | Part 1: From Horse-Drawn to Early Engines (1827–1920)

Step into the origins of American bus travel!
From the horse-drawn Brill Omnibus (1827) to the powerful Yellow Coach Z-Type (1920), this video captures the first steps in the journey of public transportation in the U.S.

📍 Featured buses:
🚌 Brill Horse-Drawn Omnibus (1827) – 12 passengers
🚌 Fifth Avenue Coach Carriage (1830) – 10 passengers
🚌 Philadelphia Street Omnibus (1840) – 12 passengers
🚌 Westinghouse Steam Bus (1899) – 25 passengers
🚌 Mack AB Bus (1905) – 30 passengers
🚌 White Motor Company Bus (1910) – 35 passengers
🚌 Yellow Coach Z-Type (1920) – 50 passengers

📺 Watch the full evolution of U.S. buses (1827–2025) here →    • Evolution of American Buses (1827–2050) | ...  

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