The double-decker Routemaster bus was a staple and icon of ... space offered by a double-decker bus makes for some interesting conversions: Having the living space on the upper deck could make ...

And now the builder plans to “make sympathetic conversions” to the bus ... contributed to Morgan’s decision to buy the bus. “The Routemaster bus is arguably one of the most iconic vehicles ...

“The New Routemaster buses are becoming an increasingly familiar sight on the capital’s roads with the conversion of more routes continuing apace. “With the introduction of the very latest ...

When the original AEC Routemaster was replaced with the New Routemaster as London’s red double-decker bus, it was framed as a new, greener era for ground-level transport around the city.

Dec. 9, 2005 — -- It's been a staple on the London streets for 50 years, but the red double-decker Routemaster bus -- the one you could hop on and hop off -- is no longer the staple of London ...

It seems befitting of the 60th Anniversary of London’s Routemaster buses that this is the case because it is one of Britain’s most iconic vehicles. Since 1954 various versions of the ...

This month, however, also sees the 70th birthday of arguably the most famous bus ever built – and one that was the product of paternalistic municipalism rather than market forces. It was on 24 ...

But a bit of London’s soul was lost six years ago when the last of the classic Routemaster buses, which came with a conductor and an open back platform for passengers to hop on and off at will ...

2024 sees the 70th anniversary of the iconic Routemaster bus. Hop aboard for a speedy history of these legendary double-deckers. 1933: Up to this point, London has had as many as 40 types of bus ...

Scrapping the Routemaster bus and replacing it with a modern fleet is inflicting even more noise on Londoners, a new survey reveals. Newer buses are so much noisier, experts say it is like turning ...

Crowds gathered as the last Routemaster in operation pulled into Brixton bus garage in south London at around 1440 GMT, much to the chagrin of its fans across the world. The bus, however, will not die ...