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The Routemaster bus came to symbolise London. The value of symbols is not lost on politicians; one had a pipe, one a hat and another a cigar. The current Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, wanted something bigger, bolder, more inclusive - a bright red bus. He thought the current series of London buses lacked glamour and, perhaps being a Conservative, he looked back at the style of the retired Routemaster and wanted it to be brought back - and brought up to date.Lawrie Douglas examines the winning entries for the new Routemaster bus design competition and the issues they present.

Inspec keywords: vehicles

Other keywords: Routemaster bus design competition; London; Boris Johnson

Subjects: Transportation industry

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