>>2069068
Can't get a wheelchair up bus stairs

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>>2069068
Made obsolete by tri-levels

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>>2069068
people are lazy and nobody wants to go upstairs unless the bottom floor is filled
but if it's filled and you only need to go a couple stops you're baisically going upstairs and immediately downstairs so you're not filling the top floor either, you just suffer
they make sense on long routes, and double-decker trains are the next big thing (especially with the tons of space between the trucks that regular trains can't fill), but buses and trams are retarded
>but long-haul buses
long-haul buses in general are retarded

>>2069068
They only work for a very specific type of route (high-traffic feeder routes where the majority of passengers get off at a single stop). In all other routes, articulated vehicles just do the job better.

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They were never popular in the U.S. but the “Broadway Battleship” was a notable exception.

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Why do you think?

>>2069068
idk what you're talking about, they're still all over yurop and even in the us and canada most commuter trains have two decks.

>>2069113
So tolerant and diverse!

you gotta keep your cog low

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Still going strong where I live

>>2069113
Something will be done about this post... and it will be done for free.

>>2069332
Vibrant, even.

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>>2069094
Upstairs was smoking.
Been on plenty of double deckers in my days.