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AEC-Verheul op lijn M met alvast' lijn 6' op een A4-tje achter de ruit naast de deuren ter informatie van de lijnnummer verandering.
'Pre-selecter' AEC-Verheul bus 43 from the mid fifties running on one of the last 'letter' lines in Amsterdam in 1968. © Henk Graalman 14016
CN (Centraal Nederland) at the Amsterdam Haarlemermeer Station concourse. .© Henk Graalman
Amsterdam GVB bus 178 running for a short time as line 6 replacing line M for a while before being renumbered 29. © Henk Graalman 10-1970
Tramline 17 and bus 14 on the Westermarkt in Amsterdam. © Henk Graalman 2783 - June 1970
When many local and rural bus services terminated at the east side of the Stationsplein. These day it's trams only. © Henk Graalman
GVB AEC-regal/ Verheul 'voorverkiezer' on Enhabo regional service to Zaandam in 1970. Not much later after taking this photo the bus was renumbered 180. Amsterdam Centraal Station. © Henk Graalman
Standplaats - vaste halte Haarlemmermeerstation in 1967.© Henk Graalman
In 1970, when buses and all other traffic were driving in between the Amsterdam Central Station building and Stationsplein tram termini .© Henk Graalman 6237 1-10-70
Bus 100 working on bus route 5 in 1970. The 100 was a blue bus from a serie of 295 similar looking buses servicing the GVB in the 50 & 60-ties. © Henk Graalman 2493
Bijlmer Station Ganzenhoef 10-1976. (c)Henk Graalman 6220
Kromhout-Verheul 'Hoge Tikker' 267 op buslijn 5 eindhalte Amstelstation met volkstuintjes. (c)Henk Graalman 12904 5-1970
The oldest buses (ex 1953) in the fleet were used up servicing peak hour services from the city to the outer suburbs in 1969. (c)Henk Graalman
Former 'sneldiensten' or spituurbuslijn 49 on the Prins Hendrikkade terminus. c) Henk Graalman 6045
Believe it or not, on this bridge and where the GVb & Enhabo buses are standing was actually an 'exit only' bus stop for buses arriving from Amsterdam East and North so these could pull up empty at the terminuses right in front of the Central Station. © Henk Graalman 3024 (1971)
The lady in the middle of the road looks a bit lost. Possibly she was looking for former bus line M changed in 1968 to line 6 and a few years later changed again in 29.... © Henk Graalman 2303 (1973)
Hoofddorplein 1976: route 36 bus terminus on the right and route 15 bus on either way of tram route 2. © Henk Graalman 4921 (1976)
On a rainy day in 1970 an unexpected guest appearance of a blue bus on line 19. Osdorpplein. ©Henk Graalman 6935 (12Oct70)
On a rainy day in 1970 an unexpected guest appearance of a blue bus on line 19. Osdorpplein. ©Henk Graalman 6935 (12Oct70)
The famous city of Rome has nearly 3 million inhabitants, but only 2 metro lines. The public transport heavily relies on bus lines. Yet, I could not find any good bus map, so I made one myself. Here it is!
Size: 3600 x 2880 (when downloaded in full size).
Some (less important) bus lines are omitted.
Two more metro lines are being constructed under Rome right now, but that will take some years to complete.
Kromhout-Verheul bus 287 on line 55 serviced an almost barren Bijlmermeer in 1969.
© Henk Graalman