Somply, a crazy solution looking for a problem to solve, - at hideous expense, 
OK, until one hits something with a heavy toll, - tyres slip on greasy road and it slams into a centre pole for starters?Then the fun starts, - No it wasn,t my idea, it was his, and a massive kickback was involved. Being China, a very swiftlublic trial and blaming, with a few executions should settle any problem.For goodness sake stop the nonsense and do tne job properlyI,m no stick in tne mud, but really, are they serious?!Perhaps order a dozen for Wellington, especially fir the route serving the nutters who served on tne Council which scrapped the trolley buses?Whatever happened to good old fashioned common sense? Kiwis can,t even talk English understanably, so, -what more do you expect?
G.

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This has been mentioned here a few days ago.

And I though ordinary buses had problems with tail swing.

Brian

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Subject:[TramsDownUnder] Fwd: World’s First Train on Wheels Hits the Road in China (OT or Not OT?)

Dr John Radcliffe has forwarded the following link about a guided
battery bus prototype in China.

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See
https://www.theurbandeveloper.com/worlds-first-train-wheels-hits-road-china/?subscribe=subscriber_no_lightbox&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=101117%20VIC&utm_content=101117%20VIC+CID_042d80c88f9eb4980c82d7177b93a7d3&utm_source=Campaign%20Monitor&utm_term=W

 
John Radcliffe
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The publisher seems not to
have noticed that the 'train' in the picture has strayed out
of its lane!

Mal Rowe - who thought that
the 'first train on wheels' happened a long time ago.