In response to a post about Jumbo Wuzhou Buses in Wuzhou, Guangxi, a reader commented:
Regardless, people desiring less rusty buses could try expressing their feelings at the Jumbo Bus Company office in Wuzhou, which I happened to stumble upon today.
I'm not saying this is at all likely to work, but at least you could buy or add funds to an IC card there.
Since we're on the Wuzhou bus topic once more, I will share that the other night I saw somebody with a notable umbrella.
What better way to wait in the rain for a Jumbo Wuzhou Bus, rusty or not?
I am surprised at the condition of the bus in the first picture. The cracked paint and rust stains make the bus look unreliable, and I would have expected the bus company to at least apply some paint over the cracks and clean off the rust stains.My short reply is that I am not surprised and have seen (and ridden) buses in worse condition. While improving appearances might positively change perceptions of the buses' reliability, I question whether that alone would ultimately change many decisions regarding a ride that often costs just 1 RMB (about U.S. 15 cents) — possibly less with an IC card.
Regardless, people desiring less rusty buses could try expressing their feelings at the Jumbo Bus Company office in Wuzhou, which I happened to stumble upon today.
I'm not saying this is at all likely to work, but at least you could buy or add funds to an IC card there.
Since we're on the Wuzhou bus topic once more, I will share that the other night I saw somebody with a notable umbrella.
What better way to wait in the rain for a Jumbo Wuzhou Bus, rusty or not?
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