Bus regulation power distribution cabinet
A technology for power distribution cabinets and buses, applied in the field of power distribution cabinets, can solve problems such as unscientific control methods, lack of adaptive departure control solutions, and inconvenience for urban residents to travel.
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[0017] The embodiment of the bus regulation power distribution cabinet of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[0018] The origin of the bus dates back to at least 1826. At that time, a retired military officer opened a flour mill on the outskirts of Nantes in northwestern France, used the hot water discharged from the steam engine for people to bathe and built a public bath, and provided a carriage service connecting the city center.
[0019] When he found that people along the way could use his stagecoach, he opened a bus route between hotels, allowing passengers and mail to use it freely along the way.
[0020] Paris was the pioneer city of buses, followed by London. On July 4, 1829, the British George Shillibeer's bus (Omnibus) appeared on the streets of London, along the newly built "New Road" (New Road) to and from Paddington and the bank area, stopping in Yorkshire Stingo, every direction every day 4 cla...
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