4K cab view - Adelaide O-Bahn 540 City to TTP interchange via O-Bahn Tunnel

Route No.540 City to TTP Interchange
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The O-Bahn Busway is a guided busway that is part of the bus rapid transit system servicing the northeastern suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia.
Adelaide's O-Bahn was introduced in 1986 to service the city's rapidly expanding north-eastern suburbs, replacing an earlier plan for a tramway extension. The O-Bahn provides specially built track, combining elements of both bus and rail systems. Adelaide's track is 12 kilometres (7.5 mi) long and includes three interchanges at Klemzig, Paradise and Tea Tree Plaza. Interchanges allow buses to enter and exit the busway and to continue on suburban routes, avoiding the need for passengers to transfer to another bus to continue their journey.
An additional section including a 670-metre (2,200 ft) tunnel opened in 2017 at the city end to reduce the number of congested intersections buses must traverse to enter the Adelaide city centre.
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[@user-uh7xk4nl9o]

名古屋ガイドウェイバスとバスレーンという名古屋名物を合わせたような乗り物

[@nnrcer]

名古屋と違ってそのままの速度で軌道につっこむのがすごい

[@user-bs3er6bd9b]

真っ直ぐな専用道と繋がっていることと、日本とは違いモードチェンジの必要が無いからでしょうね。

[@BeachsideHank]

日本ではバスの窓がきれいに保たれています.
Bus windows are kept cleaner in Japan.

[@null5909]

BeachsideHank eh this is Australia mate we don’t mind a bit of dirt on our windows

[@user-mo2gt3mp3t]

車体側面のローラーを出したまま一般道のところも走っているのかな?
多分日本じゃ道路運送車両法とかで引っかかって、このシステムをそっくりそのまま導入するてことができないんだろうなぁ。名古屋のも停車しなくちゃいけないし。

[@yogurt4326]

日本のガイドウェイバスは鉄道扱いだからねぇ、、、

[@AtsushiMizobe]

@@yogurt4326
厳密には軌道法(路面電車に関する法律)による軌道、つまり路面電車と同じ扱いになります。

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[@AmbientWalking]

How beautiful. Thanks so much for making this video. : )

[@rzero21]

I can see many benefits of this type of system, but it does require plenty of space to be built.

[@YoureNowOnTV]

Never knew South Australia had a bus system like that. Amazing !

[@user-Kuruneko_san]

日本にももっとほしい....

[@jackkreacherr9339]

Is this like... some form of magnetic guidance? or are ya'll just using magic to enchant your buses. Very cool.

[@hidazi_1961]

側面に車輪を出して壁に当てて走行します

[@xenhistel671]

it seems like mix transport system tram and bus. In the normal road, just drive another bus. In to the bus line, turn tram.

[@MoreLocations]

Looks very interesting 👍🏻

[@afourz_z]

Weird road. Like a railroad. Why?
I think, it's difficult to drive on it 🤔

[@MHG1023]

No, because there are guiding "rails" on both sides and the bus itself does have small wheels at the front sides connected to the steering.
So, the bus driver keeps his hands off of the steering wheel. He only takes over at the end of the guided section.

[@afourz_z]

@@MHG1023 just wow (o_o)

[@user-fr4tw4mu2r]

ゆとりーとライン

[@letsplaypetrus4802]

What does O-Bahn mean?

[@awdrifter3394]

Does the bus driver need too steer?

[@MHG1023]

No.