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When did Londoners start using the red buses as a means of transport?
A: Red buses were introduced in London in 1950 as part of a new public transport system.
B: Londoners started using red buses as a means of transport in 1750.
C: Londoners started using buses as a means of public transport in 1829.
D: Londoners began using red buses in 1900, when the first motor buses appeared.
What are the London buses called?
A: London buses are called London Rockets.
B: They are called double-decker buses.
C: London buses are called Royal Riders.
D: London buses are called Redliners.
How do you pay for bus trips in London?
A: You must buy a paper ticket from the bus driver before boarding.
B: You pay by showing your passport to the driver.
C: London buses are completely cashless.
D: You pay for London bus trips with gold coins only.
How much does a single London bus journey cost?
A: A single journey costs £0.75, no matter how far you go.
B: A single journey costs £2.75, no matter how far you go.
C: A single journey costs £75, no matter how far you go.
D: A single journey costs £1.75, no matter how far you go.
Where do buses stop?
A: Buses stop in the middle of parks.
B: Buses stop inside train stations.
C: In most cases, buses only stop at designated bus stops.
D: Buses stop at airports only.
What is the benefit of the Hopper fare system?
A: It allows passengers to skip the bus queue.
B: It allows you to take multiple buses within one hour at no extra charge.
C: It gives passengers priority seating on every bus.
D: It gives passengers free travel on London buses for one month.
What should you do to avoid "card clash" when paying?
A: Hold your entire wallet against the reader so it can choose the correct card.
B: Tap several cards together to make sure the payment goes through.
C: You should only touch one card on the yellow reader at a time and keep your other cards separate.
D: Use two contactless cards at the same time when boarding the bus.