Sou brasileiro e adoro assistir vídeos de pessoas dirigindo, seja carro, ônibus ou caminhão. Acabei encontrando seu canal por acaso e agora não consigo parar de assistir!
3:40 three different buses and three different HELLOs :) Watching your video and listening to CC Catch Greatest Hits, such a vibe. :P You have a dream job my lady.
Great video, i recognise this place :D Went on holiday to Copenhagen not long ago and came here by bus lol. Didnt see there was a setra running there too, just electric yutongs
Driving a bus in Europe and the UK is a pleasure and allows you to experience the leisure life of everyone in society. But driving a bus in Asia is a nightmare, especially in Hong Kong where there are many people and cars and the pace of life is too fast and rude drivers. Passengers often appear
Greetings. I'm curious, how is the payment system? Is it free? I was confused because I saw it only showed something like a card to get on the bus. Then the man on his bicycle entered through the exit apparently and just like that.
Its not free. You can buy tickets with cash, on your phone through different apps or by text message or use a travel card for the cardreader at the door. Yes, bicycles and things like that go in through the middle door and if the driver chooses to help abit, they will be able to scan their card down there as well.
It's not free. In Denmark theres a couple of different ways to buy a ticket. The cheapest way is with Rejsekort that the guy with the bicycle uses. You check in when you get on and check out when you trip is finnished and it calculates how long you've traveled. And yes, bicycles and child carriages go in through the middle door and the driver (me in this case) can with a press as a button (as you can see i did when he entered) turn a "check out" machine to "check in". Not all people notice it and comes to the front anyways, but thats how it works :)
Japanese bus drivers work long hours and are paid low wages. Furthermore, the government has imposed restrictions on drivers' working hours, making it impossible to maintain the number of buses, and service cuts are continuing all over Japan. In addition, drivers are forced to work for more than 10 days in a row, and there is a serious labor shortage. How is it in your country?
You cannot work more than 6 consecutive days. A work week is 37 hours, and generally, workplaces prefer not to have employees work overtime as it can be quite costly due to additional expenses. The average salary is 28,000 DKK a month or 642910 JPY.
Tydeligvis ikke😂 Man kan ihvertfald hurtigt blive træt af den, og nogle af de andre chauffører har det med at skrue helt op for lyden og fatter ikke hvorfor. Jeg sætter den altid på 20%😂
@@philipkors Nede under displayet er der nogle knapper. Tryk "info", så kommer du ind i en menu. Tryk info indtil de du kommer ned på de 2 pile. Derefter kan du bruge de 2 knapper på hver side til at skrue op og ned for lyden
Городской автобус очень интересен. Если я правильно понял, страна Германия, судя по номерам? Лайк поставил, подписался) Обидно что у такого канала с такими потрясающими видео так мало подписчиков!
just a couple of suggestions to make driving better and safer. (comparing the faults to uk training so may be different over there) 1: i highly advise turning off your exhaust brake (left level) when driving as it can damage it. 2: for the safety of everyone else and yourself when passengers are boarding or alighting at stops and crossing the roads (weather at a zebra or traffic lights) the stop brake should be engaged to prevent the vehicle from rolling forward. (u make enough air to gain back what u loose) other than them points spot of with your driving and a wonderful ride along.
Dont really know what "exhaust brake" is, if its the retarder you're referring to, we're not allowed to turn it off as i damages the brakepads over time The bus stop brake is automatically activated when opening doors or holding the brake pedal down for 3 seconds when stationary
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Sou brasileiro e adoro assistir vídeos de pessoas dirigindo, seja carro, ônibus ou caminhão. Acabei encontrando seu canal por acaso e agora não consigo parar de assistir!
das war eine schöne Fahrt, leider zu kurz, der Fahrer ist gut gefahren, ein Lob.
Really a great and beautiful video.
Greetings from a bus driver in Amsterdam !!!
Hello! Thank you very much! I wish you to live long and prosper! 😊
3:40 three different buses and three different HELLOs :)
Watching your video and listening to CC Catch Greatest Hits, such a vibe. :P You have a dream job my lady.
I like those people. They follow the rule of the road sign.
Great video, i recognise this place :D Went on holiday to Copenhagen not long ago and came here by bus lol. Didnt see there was a setra running there too, just electric yutongs
Rush Hour? What a clear roads! But one thing is sad - traffic lights which stops you so often...
Perhaps that’s the reason the roads are so clear
Driving a bus in Europe and the UK is a pleasure and allows you to experience the leisure life of everyone in society. But driving a bus in Asia is a nightmare, especially in Hong Kong where there are many people and cars and the pace of life is too fast and rude drivers. Passengers often appear
hvorfor er rettet næsten altid skrå når man er i bus eller sådan, altså selvom bussen kører ligeud. Lige som om der er lidt slid agtigt idk
Man får et bedre sving, men det kan justeres.
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Hvad filmer du med? Din telefon i en holder eller noget gopro måske?
filmer med et gopro :)
big thanks bro.,
Thank you for video...big hello from Serbia....i wish i can live in Danmark my dream country
240? Ja minsandtens... så er der en god chance for at jeg har kørt med denne bus... bor pt i Roskilde området.
Det er fedt at denne kanal findes👍
Hola podrias para la proucdima tocar la vocina a saludar gradias.
Schysst vinkel på inspelningen!👍
Hvad vi ser de to skærme til højre for rattet? 🙂
Billet salg er på den ene ved ik med den anden
@@Steffenk80 Den yderste til højre er til rejsekort og den ved siden af er ruten med køreplanen 😊
Er det ikke Roskilde
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mantap👍lanjutkan kawan
Love that Setra! 🤩🤩🤩
Greetings.
I'm curious, how is the payment system? Is it free? I was confused because I saw it only showed something like a card to get on the bus. Then the man on his bicycle entered through the exit apparently and just like that.
Its not free.
You can buy tickets with cash, on your phone through different apps or by text message or use a travel card for the cardreader at the door.
Yes, bicycles and things like that go in through the middle door and if the driver chooses to help abit, they will be able to scan their card down there as well.
It's not free. In Denmark theres a couple of different ways to buy a ticket. The cheapest way is with Rejsekort that the guy with the bicycle uses. You check in when you get on and check out when you trip is finnished and it calculates how long you've traveled. And yes, bicycles and child carriages go in through the middle door and the driver (me in this case) can with a press as a button (as you can see i did when he entered) turn a "check out" machine to "check in". Not all people notice it and comes to the front anyways, but thats how it works :)
Ibu sopir hati hati di jalan raya ❤❤❤❤❤
Japanese bus drivers work long hours and are paid low wages. Furthermore, the government has imposed restrictions on drivers' working hours, making it impossible to maintain the number of buses, and service cuts are continuing all over Japan. In addition, drivers are forced to work for more than 10 days in a row, and there is a serious labor shortage. How is it in your country?
You cannot work more than 6 consecutive days. A work week is 37 hours, and generally, workplaces prefer not to have employees work overtime as it can be quite costly due to additional expenses.
The average salary is 28,000 DKK a month or 642910 JPY.
i'm italian and i'm a schoolbus driver full time, only for curiosity how much is the average monthly salary ?
Lái xe dưới trời mưa thật là đẹp 😊😊
rigtig fed video!
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Which country is it
Denmark.
Brasil 👍🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
This video is so cool but please for next time cut all the seconds when you wait in a traffic light because its like 90% of the videeo :(
Det blinker signal må være møg irriterende i længden 😒
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روعة ومتعة استمري يا حلوة
savner Roskilde :)
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Which country?
Denmark
Fandt de ikke en bedre blinklyslyd? 😅😂
Tydeligvis ikke😂 Man kan ihvertfald hurtigt blive træt af den, og nogle af de andre chauffører har det med at skrue helt op for lyden og fatter ikke hvorfor. Jeg sætter den altid på 20%😂
@@bangsbus8251hvor gør man det henne i menuen? Kan ikke finde det. Kører selv setra i ny og næ i midttrafik
@@philipkors Nede under displayet er der nogle knapper. Tryk "info", så kommer du ind i en menu. Tryk info indtil de du kommer ned på de 2 pile. Derefter kan du bruge de 2 knapper på hver side til at skrue op og ned for lyden
impressive !
real omnibus simulator :D
❤❤❤❤😊😊nice ppl
great!
Nice video🙋♂️
must be annoying to have to listen to that blinker sound all day long
Please, owner of the channel, I want a site to apply for employment in the field of driving. I have a bus driving license, and thank you all
Contact your local bus companies. A TH-cam video is not the place to apply for a job.
Roskilde skuffer aldrig
Городской автобус очень интересен. Если я правильно понял, страна Германия, судя по номерам?
Лайк поставил, подписался) Обидно что у такого канала с такими потрясающими видео так мало подписчиков!
No, it’s Denmark, Zealand to be exact.
mi osoga po pala mi ati dai
😊😊😊😊
just a couple of suggestions to make driving better and safer. (comparing the faults to uk training so may be different over there)
1: i highly advise turning off your exhaust brake (left level) when driving as it can damage it.
2: for the safety of everyone else and yourself when passengers are boarding or alighting at stops and crossing the roads (weather at a zebra or traffic lights) the stop brake should be engaged to prevent the vehicle from rolling forward. (u make enough air to gain back what u loose)
other than them points spot of with your driving and a wonderful ride along.
Dont really know what "exhaust brake" is, if its the retarder you're referring to, we're not allowed to turn it off as i damages the brakepads over time
The bus stop brake is automatically activated when opening doors or holding the brake pedal down for 3 seconds when stationary
好多红绿灯
Norman
Love from India 😊
Hello, good the video
kører du togbus
Lost me at the 1st set of lights..
In other words, you have the attention span of a gold fish. 😉😄
bussssss uwu
legende video
Ini bus nya matic jdi gampang di bwak walaupun itu driver ny wanita
The driver is not a woman😂
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Is that a female bus driver?
No😀
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