Fast forward a few decades in 1933, the London buses were all brought by London Transport and painted the same shade of red, Pantone 485 C. That shade of red remains today and the London buses ...

In 1907, when London General Omnibus Company (the principal bus operator at the time) merged with the Vanguard Motor Bus Company, buses took on Vanguard’s bright red colour palette.

MOST of us have probably taken a red London bus in our lifetime. But people are only just realising why they are all red – and just how long this has been the case. The real reason behind the… ...

Why are London buses red? Starting all the way back in 1829, ... In that same year, the company decided to paint the London buses red to help them stand out from their rivals.

London is known for many iconic features, from the Tube network, phoneboxes, Buckingham Palace and of course the London buses. Which is the most representative of London is up for discussion, but ...

London is known for many iconic features, from the Tube network, phoneboxes, Buckingham Palace and of course the London buses. Which is the most representative of London is up for discussion, but ...