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1895 1
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AEC 661T

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AEC 662T

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AEC 663T

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AEC 664T

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AEC 691T

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AEC 761T

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AEC Bridgemaster

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AEC K-type

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AEC NS-type

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AEC Q-type

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AEC Regal IV

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AEC Regal VI

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AEC Regent I

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AEC Regent II

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AEC Regent III

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AEC Regent III RT

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AEC Regent V

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AEC Reliance

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AEC Renown

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AEC Routemaster

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AEC Sabre

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AEC Swift

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Albion Aberdonian

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Albion Lowlander

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Albion Nimbus

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Albion Royal Scot

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Albion Talisman

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Albion Venturer

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Albion Victor

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Albion Viking

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Alexander Dennis Enviro400

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Articulated Bus

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Ashok Leyland Viking

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Bedford OB

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Bedford SB

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Bedford VAM

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Bedford VAS

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Bedford Y series

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BharatBenz 1017 bus

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BharatBenz 1623 bus

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BharatBenz 1624 bus chassis

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BharatBenz 1924 bus chassis

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BharatBenz 1926 TORQSHIFT bus chassis

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BharatBenz 917 bus chassis

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Bristol Lodekka

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Bristol VR

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Daewoo FX212 Super Cruiser

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Daimler CVG5

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Daimler CVG6

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Double-Decker Bus

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1. Wikipedia: Bus
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  • Bus, History section
    The first internal combustion engine buses, or motor buses, were used in 1895.
  • Bus, lead section, capacity sentence
    Although buses typically carry between 30 and 100 passengers, some buses have a capacity of up to 300 passengers.
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