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09:26, 20-Jun-2017
British retired bus driver creates his own 'mini' double-decker
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Over 8,000 red double-decker buses serve millions of passengers in London, but this little yellow bus only offers room for two. /VCG Photo
Over 8,000 red double-decker buses serve millions of passengers in London, but this little yellow bus only offers room for two. /VCG Photo
British retired bus driver Leith Burbidge from Bournemouth has taken his passion for buses a step further by converting a mobility scooter into his very own mini yellow bus. /VCG Photo
British retired bus driver Leith Burbidge from Bournemouth has taken his passion for buses a step further by converting a mobility scooter into his very own mini yellow bus. /VCG Photo
The 75-year-old spent around 40 pounds (50 US dollars) turning a broken scooter which he got at auction into a 1.2-meter-tall and 1.8-meter-long bus model. /VCG Photo
The 75-year-old spent around 40 pounds (50 US dollars) turning a broken scooter which he got at auction into a 1.2-meter-tall and 1.8-meter-long bus model. /VCG Photo
Burbidge’s bus is able to hold two people at most. /VCG Photo
Burbidge’s bus is able to hold two people at most. /VCG Photo