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Movie that the museum provided buses to film with, with the vice president as a historical adviser/driver

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Former Amtrak bus stop sign

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/o/utists seething rn

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According to the VP, all but two of these are roadworthy, but they can’t run them because of (((insurance)))

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Interior of a 1950s Greyhound

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Me and the boys stealing Rosa Park’s seat

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>riding buses to get to the train

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Super Seniccruiser

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>”We need to hurry or else they’ll go to Vietnam without us.”

-One of my friends

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1950s gooning chamber

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This bus was built before the Nazis seized power in Germany

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>Rose Parks didn’t want to see in the back of this

Was she just jealous of the curves?

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Bus had its asshole ripped out

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1931 East Bay Transit Company #308, which had a cameo in Oppenheimer

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Old AC Transit and Muni buses waiting to die

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1955 Flexible operated by Union Pacific

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Interior of the Flexible, VP was nice enough to let us in

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Cigarette tray from back when public transit was based

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Apparently highway post offices used to be a thing

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Apparently mail trains outlived mail buses by about three years

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>be postal bus
>get turned into glorified trailer home

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Exterior of the postal bus

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Hmmmmm I wonder what else is in Niles…

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Key System that replaced the old Bay Bridge trains in the 1960s

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Thanks for riding guys :)