Glasgae buses turn amphibious

[BoredBloke]

"The £700,000 Dutch-made vehicle can carry up to 45 passengers"

How much would a small bridge cost?

How much old ferry continued operations would have cost?

My thoughts when I read it - these busses are 700k a pop without considering the running costs. Can they work in bad weather? how reliable are they?

Surely s simple boat or ferry would be the best solution

[AtW]

Millions

How much would it cost to pay regular users of this service to stay at home and instead post tulip on CUK?

I bet that would be less than £700,000 - once they try it once they won't be able to stop.

[Cliphead]

"The £700,000 Dutch-made vehicle can carry up to 45 passengers"

How much would a small bridge cost?

How much old ferry continued operations would have cost?

Millions

[AtW]

It's being considered but if approved will be some time away, the bus would replace the old ferry which is being taken out of service shortly.

"The £700,000 Dutch-made vehicle can carry up to 45 passengers"

How much would a small bridge cost?

How much old ferry continued operations would have cost?

[Cliphead]

Why not build a bridge?

It's being considered but if approved will be some time away, the bus would replace the old ferry which is being taken out of service shortly.

[AtW]

Why not build a bridge?

[cojak]

Looked a bit dodgy to me.. Admittedly there's as much below the waterline as above to stop it from tipping over if a breath of wind blew across it, it still looked a bit narrow to me.

I'd make sure that I'd got some waterwings on before I paid me fare...

[Cliphead]

Glesga

[scooterscot]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/8506154.stm

But can she fly Jimmy?