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Trials of the 'amfibus' on the River Clyde had to be abandoned because of a technical problem.
Home | Mail Online 2010
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Trials of the "amfibus" on the River Clyde had to be abandoned because of a technical problem.
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The "amfibus" will undergo a two-day test and demonstration between Renfrew and Yoker.
Yahoo! News: Latest news headlines News Headlines | Top Stories 2010
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Trials of the "amfibus" on the River Clyde had to be abandoned because of a technical problem.
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The "amfibus" was grounded less than an hour after taking to the River Clyde on Monday when an airbag popped out from part of the suspension.
European Tribune European Tribune 2010
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Glasgow's Dutch-built "amfibus" resumed testing today after being grounded for an unnecessarily deployed airbag.
Gizmodo Jason Chen 2010
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Glasgow's Dutch-built "amfibus" resumed testing today after being grounded for an unnecessarily deployed airbag.
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Trials of the "amfibus" on the River Clyde had to be abandoned because of a technical problem.
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Glasgow's Dutch-built "amfibus" resumed testing today after being grounded for an unnecessarily deployed airbag.
Gizmodo Jason Chen 2010
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Proposed as a replacement for a ferry service that's set to close down next month, the "amfibus" is designed to deliver passengers across the Clyde with minimal transition time between its regular coach mode and jet-powered water crossing mode.
bilby commented on the word amfibus
"A bus that can travel on roads and water is to be trialled on the River Clyde next week.
The £700,000 Dutch-made amfibus will be tested on the water between Renfrew and Yoker on Monday.
Operator Stagecoach said it could eventually replace the existing ferry service on the route which is to be scrapped from March due to costs."
- Amphibious bus could replace Clyde ferry service, bbc.co.uk, 4 Feb 2010.
February 12, 2010