There are traces of experiments on public transport as far back as 1662 in Paris, but there first real "bus route" ought to be scheduled from Market Street in Manchester, to Pendleton in Salford (UK). It is said to be started by John Greenwond in 1824.
In 1826, Stanilas Baudry is said to start a bus route in Nantes, France. Baudry supposedly was the owner of a public bath, and arranged a short transport route from the city centre to his baths.
In 1829, George Shillibeer arranged for a bus route in London.
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The first bus was invented in 1662.
The first bus was actually invented in 1899.By the Bakers family.
The first bus was actually invented in 1899.By the Bakers family.
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The first bus was invented in 1827, it was horse drawn and was invented by George Shillibeer for a Quaker school in London.
Im not sure but i know who invented the first bus
In 1662 Pascal invents the first public bus. It was horse drawn.
Walter Hancock invented the first bus in 1833.
benjamin franklin
1963
The first bus was made in 1662. Blaise Pascal invents the first public bus - horse-drawn, regular route, schedule, and fare system
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