Volzhanin-6270 - the longest single-section bus in the world was produced in Russia

It is generally accepted that public transport was better developed in the Soviet Union. They produced a lot of trolleybuses and of buses. But somehow the crowds of potential passengers at the bus stops are forgotten. Remember how they stormed public transport during rush hour? It was fun, especially for us children. You would stand in the middle of the crowd and wait for it to literally throw you into the bus. And sometimes you had to jump in at full speed. The crowd would part and let you into the depths of the bus. But most often it would push the light body of a teenager back to the bus stop. Now, no matter what they say, things are better with this. Many people travel by personal transport. And personal mobility also partially relieves buses and trolleybuses.

Returning to the development of Russian public transport, it should be noted that in the early 90s this industry was in decline. The collapse of the country, the era of "wild capitalism" did not contribute to the emergence of new models. But they were still produced. It could not be otherwise, because the "Ikaruses" turned out to be too expensive, and there was nothing to exchange for, or rather, cars VAZ Hungary was no longer needed. And in such conditions the Volzhanin-6270 bus was released. It is considered the longest serial single-section model in the world. And the author of the channel "Ivan Zenkevich PRO cars" will tell about it.