Most major streets were not plowed that day and a few days after!!! I rode on the next bus so I actually don't know what happened to that bus. It must have gotten out by now. :P
The person who uploaded this video, If your Japanese your cousins "The Koreans" are also getting there cars stuck in the snow like that too as they got a huge dump like a day ago.
Front wheel drive only ges better traction in a small sedan car where the engine is up front over the front In buses the engine is in the back near the rear wheel so in a larger vehicle like this it would be the opposite and get even less traction with front wheel drive.
Thanks for your $0.02... However, I've seen the style of tires that are used on ETS buses firsthand, and regardless if they are replaced often or not, they are not really ideal for winter applications. I'm not criticizing the fleet or ETS or the City of Edmonton (I am a proud Edmontonian, and use ETS quite frequently) in the least (just expressing my $0.02), so chill.... p.s the "fuck you" was not required. Have a wonderful day! :)
Sound like bus laughing after tires stop spinning like Godzilla laughing
If I was the driver I would be flooring it. The proper way to get unstuck
BACKFIRE BABY!!!!!!!
I loved it!!!!!
Most major streets were not plowed that day and a few days after!!! I rode on the next bus so I actually don't know what happened to that bus. It must have gotten out by now. :P
@1958boomergirl ETS doesn't use winter tires unfortunately... They use highway tires that have practically no tread on them...
damn those backfires
That Bus Is Stuck For Real Bruh!
I never saw the bus was stuck in the snow
And nobody couldn't push the bus?
Now you'll NEVER get to Capilano!
The person who uploaded this video, If your Japanese your cousins "The Koreans" are also getting there cars stuck in the snow like that too as they got a huge dump like a day ago.
Man! I hate when that happens! :-)
Wish my girlfriend and me were on this bus... We could make out while the wheel spins hot... Hotsa yowsa.😳😲😬😁👍👏👏👏😍.
Front wheel drive only ges better traction in a small sedan car where the engine is up front over the front In buses the engine is in the back near the rear wheel so in a larger vehicle like this it would be the opposite and get even less traction with front wheel drive.
Thanks for your $0.02... However, I've seen the style of tires that are used on ETS buses firsthand, and regardless if they are replaced often or not, they are not really ideal for winter applications. I'm not criticizing the fleet or ETS or the City of Edmonton (I am a proud Edmontonian, and use ETS quite frequently) in the least (just expressing my $0.02), so chill.... p.s the "fuck you" was not required. Have a wonderful day! :)
@KawaiiKT stay behind it. how about thinking?
why wouldn't you guys go help ? all you of you behind that thing and push would have got it unstuck there's only like 5 inches of snow
Did the city plow the snow? It didn't look like it. How did the bus get out?
we need snow chains
or get run over as the bus slips around lol.
are people lazy go and help this fool.
lol typical busdriver can´t handel snow