And Away We Go

When people began moving to the cities, a need for transportation was apparent. As streetcars became obsolete, buses took their place. Many cities began using this system in place of trolleys. Many cities still have bus lines today. Buses have quite a history.

References

(Easton & Cromer, 2019; Glavatskikh, 2020; “History of Buses in Public Transportation - Atlantic Coast Charters,” 2022; nationalbus1, 2023; Parks, 2017; Walsh, n.d.)

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nationalbus1. (2023, May 2). The Wheel Story: A Brief History of Buses. Retrieved from National Bus Sales website: https://nationalbus.com/blog/the-wheel-story-a-brief-history-of-buses/

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