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When did London Transport take over all of London's buses?
What was the first mass-produced motor bus introduced in London?
When did the production of Routemaster cease in London?
Study Notes
- First bus service in London launched in 1829 by George Shillibeer
- Horse-drawn vehicles were used, followed by horse trams and then electric trams
- First mass-produced motor bus was the B-type introduced in 1910
- London Transport took over all London's buses in 1933
- Routemaster introduced in 1956 and was a pioneering piece of design
- Production of Routemaster ceased in 1968 in favour of more efficient models
- Bendy buses were heavily criticised and are currently being withdrawn
- London buses are famous for their distinctive red appearance
- Some buses have been painted in different colours for special occasions
- Final tram ran in London on July 5, 1952
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"Test Your Knowledge of London's Iconic Buses and Trams! From the first horse-drawn vehicles to the famous red Routemasters, London's buses and trams have a rich history. Take this quiz to learn about their evolution, design, and impact on the city's transportation system. Discover fun facts and little-known details, and see how much you know about these iconic symbols of London's streets!"
