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Triple decker buses
On 19 Mar, 16:54, Conor wrote:
Maximum height of a vehicle in the UK is 15ft 9in. Above that it's an abnormal load. Take off the height of two adults standing up and that leaves you under 4ft to create a third deck, have the wheels/chassis/drivetrain etc. Practically a height of about 15' 9" is correct although there is no "legal" height limit in the UK. Theoretically you could try the old lowbridge double deck bus idea of a side corridor generating height under the seats of the upper deck. Put one corridor on one side and the second on the other, then try to load/unload in the rush hour and stay popular! George |
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