There are various vehicles that we use to transport people. These are ordinary classic or large articulated buses. Explore the world of painting for children. Adjusted to your age and completely free. For younger players try to choose the less complicated pictures that have fewer elements to paint. For older players more advanced and more difficult coloring pages. As usual, you have the option of choosing these online or if you prefer you can print them. Fun is waiting for you practically all the time. We encourage you to choose different pictures for children.
Coloring Book Buses
Tayo the Little Bus and gas station
Our bus, after a full day of driving, had already run out of fuel to return to base. He decided to drive down to the nearest station and replenish the shortage, and in the process....
Tayo the Little Bus car
Do you like to ride the bus? I love it! When traveling by bus or other means of transport, there are several things to keep in mind. Certainly about safe travel, that also about...
Happy bus Tayo the Little Bus
Our cheerful bus is ready to hit the road to the mechanic. Unfortunately, something has broken and it does not allow him to safely transport passengers....
Tayo the Little Bus
The buses are waiting patiently for their turn to hit the road. However, they are not ready for the road because they are not painted. No passenger...
Tayo the Little Bus for kids
Goes the bus merrily around the city, hustles passengers while not in a hurry, just take a ticket with you and go on your way merrily enjoying....
Tayo bus character for children
Tayo is just about to embark on a tour of the streets of his city. Fortunately, he has a bit of free time, so he doesn't have to rush to get after...
Trolleybus - an urban vehicle
Another trolleybus for our collection in pictures. This is a vehicle similar to a streetcar, but instead of being on rails...
Streetcar in the city
Another in this series of cool coloring pages for all children. The option is of course available to color on line or print...
Streetcar for kids to print
In larger cities we can meet just such vehicles. They are called streetcars and run on rails and are powered by energy....
English bus
English buses are known throughout the world. Their characteristic appearance can recognize almost all of us. It is red,...
Bus London
The London bus is a symbol of the British capital. It is red, large and double-decker. London's bus network...
City bus
A city bus is used to transport large numbers of people over relatively short distances. These buses must have wide doors, possibly...
MPK bus
A bus is a vehicle designed to carry a large number of passengers. MPK is the Municipal Transportation Company, which is a system of public bus transportation...
Cucumber bus
Due to its appearance it was commonly called a "cucumber". Jelcz 043 bus - because it is the bus in question - is the most popular...
Folding articulated bus
An articulated bus (commonly articulated) is a vehicle consisting of two rigid running parts that are connected to each other by...
Solaris bus
Solaris is a Polish manufacturer of city and intercity buses, trolleybuses and streetcars. It is the largest manufacturer of city buses on the Polish market and...
School bus
A school bus is designed to transport children to school. In Poland, they are orange in color, marked on the front and...
Bus United Kingdom
What are your first associations when you hear the name Great Britain? In the vast majority of cases, the first association will be a red, storied...
London bus
The London bus is a symbol of the British capital. Currently, London's bus network carries around 6 million buses every day...
Magic bus
A bus is a vehicle designed to carry more passengers. But what can a magic bus do? Maybe it can take you to...
English double-decker bus
This time we move to the UK and our task is to color a picture of a bus, which can be found mainly in the UK.
information
- History: The first bus-like vehicles appeared as early as the 17th century, but the development of buses as we know them today took place in the 19th and 20th centuries. At first they were horse-drawn carriages, and later vehicles powered by internal combustion engines.
- Different types of buses: There are many different types of buses, each tailored to specific applications. Among them are city buses, intercity buses, tourist buses, school buses, specialized buses (such as those for the disabled) and long-distance buses.
- Equipment and seating layout: Buses vary in terms of equipment and the number of seats available. Tour buses often have toilets, air conditioning, seats with more comfort and even sleeping areas.
- Tourist use: Tour buses are commonly used to transport tourists on trips around the country and abroad. They are usually equipped with amenities such as tour guides, audio systems and seats with more space between them.
- Public transport: Buses are a popular means of public transportation in cities and regions. They offer a cheaper alternative compared to individual means of transportation and help reduce congestion on the roads.
- Passenger safety: Buses are usually a safe means of transportation, but it is important for passengers to follow safety rules, such as wearing seat belts, maintaining stability while riding, and using handholds when getting on and off.
- Entry restrictions: Due to their size, some buses may be restricted from entering certain streets, bridges or tunnels. Therefore, there are specific routes and alternate routes for buses.
- Luggage space: Depending on the type of bus, luggage space can vary in size. Tour buses mostly have luggage space, while city or intercity buses may have limited luggage space.
- Arrival for people with disabilities: Many countries have laws that require buses to be adapted to transport people with disabilities, providing accessible entrances, wheelchair spaces and other amenities.
- Modern technologies: Today's buses are often equipped with advanced technology, such as navigation systems, air conditioning, monitoring, passenger information systems and much more.
trivia
- World's longest bus: The longest bus in the world, according to the Guinness Book of World Records, is more than 30 meters long. It is usually an articulated bus that can accommodate a large number of passengers.
- Underwater buses: In Sweden, there is a project for underwater buses that can carry passengers across lakes and rivers. These unique vehicles allow the road and water to be connected.
- Bus speed: The latest models of buses can reach considerable speeds on highways, but due to their size and weight, they tend to move slower than passenger cars.
- First electric bus: The first electric bus appeared in London in 1889. The bus was powered by an external energy source.
- Hybrid buses: Today's hybrid buses combine internal combustion and electric propulsion. This reduces emissions and saves fuel.
- Buses powered by biogas: In some cities, buses run on biogas, which is produced from organic waste and has a lower environmental impact.
- Reflective stripes on school buses: School buses usually have reflective stripes or paintings to attract the attention of other drivers, especially when stopping for students to get on and off.
- Art buses: In some cities, you can find buses decorated with artistic paintings that give them a unique look and feel.
- Buses in culture: Buses often appear in popular culture, in movies, books and songs. They are a symbol of travel, adventure or everyday city life.
- Buses with vintage character: In many places, there are organizations that preserve and restore vintage buses to show what public transportation was like in the past.
- Autonomous buses: Autonomous, or driverless, bus projects have emerged in recent years. Such vehicles are in the testing phase and have the potential to change the way we travel.
- Buses as a means of promotion: Sometimes buses are used as a means of promotion, advertising various products, movies, events or social campaigns.
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