9 Colorful Buses From Around the World

London has long been known for its double-decker buses. Although this 1952 coach lacks an upper level, it makes up for it by maintaining the iconic red hue.  

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Small yellow school buses are found all around Australia.

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This VIP bus in Iran took its passengers to Shiraz.

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A bus in Argentina, traveling between Humahuaca and Iruya.

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In India, it's common for drivers to decorate their buses with wallpaper, flowers, and even shrines. 

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Okay, we know these historic streetcars aren't technically buses. But they've been an integral part of New Orleans transportation since the mid-19th century, which makes them more than deserving enough for a spot on the list. Here, a red line tram on Canal Street.

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This simple bus in Japan takes skiers from the city of Sapporo to the slopes of Niseko.

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Multicolored double-decker buses are a staple on the streets of Hong Kong.

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