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  • Higer Bus I took this picture at the City Gate Bus Terminal while I was awaiting a bus to go to Cascade. ©Public Transort Service Corporation
  • This Caio Volvo Bus has been imported from Mexico just a few years ago. © PTSC
  • We even have the Mitsubishi Rosa buses operating with PTSC . They are used in the intercity routes in Port of Spain. Some are also used on rural routes. © PTSC
  • I took this photo of this Volvo Caio articulated bus as it was pulling out of the City Gate bus terminal. © PTSC
  • This is another example of a Chinese-imported Higer bus. Some are used as Water Taxi shuttles while others are used for other routes © PTSC
  • This is a Fiat minibus which is mainly used as transport for the handicapped. © PTSC
  • I took this photo of this Higer bus as it pulled into the terminal. Just before I boarded it. © PTSC
  • A fine example of another Chinese-made bus. A Champion Zonda. © PTSC
  • Two new Higer buses in downtown Port of Spain, awaiting passengers. © Adrian Sheppard
  • 2010 New model Mitsubishi Fuso Rosa red band maxi-taxi seen on Cascade Road after it dropped off a football team at a hotel.
    © Adrian Sheppard
  • This Yutong bus was seen proceeding along St. Ann’s Road to Port of Spain. It is operated by Public Transport Service Corporation and had red, white and black livery. © Adrian Sheppard
  • Toyota Hica red band maxi was seen along the Queen’s Park Savannah. © Adrian Sheppard
  • I spotted this Hino bus in downtown Port of Spain. It was taking some children on an excursion to the Botanical Gardens. Photo taken 5/4/11.
    © Adrian Sheppard
  • Front view of the Nissan Diesel bus at the Botanical Gardens in Port of Spain. The bus was formerly used in the police service and is now an excursion bus. © Adrian Sheppard
  • The side view of the Nissan bus. © Adrian Sheppard
  • This Ayco-bodied International bus was spotted at the Independence Day parade in the Queen\’s Park Savannah on August 31st 2011. The bus belongs to the Trinidad and Tobago Regiment. © Adrian Sheppard
  • This is a Mexican Caio-bodied Mercedes Benz bus as it makes its way out of the Queen\’s Park Savannah after the Independence Day parade, August 31st. The bus belongs to the Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard. © Adrian Sheppard
  • This Chinese-made Foton Luvbus was spotted in downtown Port of Spain. It is fairly new and is owned by the Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Marine Affairs. © Adrian Sheppard
  • This is a bus drawing I did a short while ago. © Adrian Sheppard
  • PTSC Yutong bus This Chinese-made Yutong bus was spotted making its way to the Queen\’s Park Savannah in Port of Spain. © Adrian Sheppard
  • These two buses were seen making their way to the Queen\’s Park Savannah. © Adrian Sheppard
  • This is a Mexican-built CAIO Volvo bus. © Adrian Sheppard
  • An old 1980s Hino bus in Port of Spain, Trinidad. © Adrian Sheppard
  • Rear view of Hino bus. © Adrian Sheppard
  • A Thomas private excursion bus seen here at Clifton Hill Beach Club in Point Fortin, Trinidad. © Adrian Sheppard
  • This is a 1998 Blue Bird bus which was originally a Prisons bus, but now it is a private excursion bus. Seen at Clifton Hill Beach Club, in Point Fortin, Trinidad. © Adrian Sheppard

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