Routemaster

The Routemaster is a famous double-decker bus that was introduced in London in 1956 and ran until 2005. Known for its distinctive red color, open rear platform, and classic design, it became an iconic symbol of London’s public transport system. Designed for efficiency and passenger comfort, the Routemaster featured a conductor to assist with fare collection, making it a unique part of the city’s bus network. Although the original Routemasters are no longer in regular service, they remain a beloved part of London’s heritage and are often used for special tours and events.