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The Long Bien bus station at the end of Yen Phu street, 100 years ago, was originally a large open area where bundles of bamboo were sold, so the locals called it the Ba…
During a trip to South Korea in 1956-57, a woman named Marie Ann Han Yoo took rare color photographs of postwar life in the country.
A mini-moon the size of a bus is orbiting Earth in its final days and won't reappear until 2055.
Israel's Ministry of Transport announced on November 3 that the route will feature the country's first wireless charging feature.
A group of researchers found fossils of giant ancient snakes that could have been longer than a school bus and weighed a ton.
In the 1940s, Swiss engineers developed a new type of zero-emission electric bus that used a large rotating flywheel to store energy instead of rechargeable batteries.
New Flyer Company, based in Minnesota, USA, is developing a level 4 automated bus capable of carrying up to 80 passengers.
The world's first fleet of self-driving public buses will go into operation in Scotland in May 2023.
Newcomers to the United States will choose to travel by plane, car, or bus, and few really think about taking a train tour.
The NEA Scout spacecraft with solar sail technology will 'visit' the small asteroid with a bus, less than 18m in diameter.
Recently, scientists predicted an asteroid will reach Earth in early 2022. However, they also think it does not pose a danger to our planet.
The new Dual Bus (DMV) will start operating in Japan on December 25, and can run at 80 km/h in rail mode.
People in the Nordic countries have always been in the top of the most happy world in recent years. What is their secret?
Massive weight is what drives the prehistoric caiman crocodile to grow more vertebrae on the sacrum to support the weight.
Earlier this month, engineers in the Xiamen city of Fujian, China, successfully moved the entire bus terminal weighing more than 30,000 tons to make way for a new high-s…