At the NY Transit Museum Bus Festival, smiles of countless children filled the crowded streets around Downtown Brooklyn as they packed into historical buses.

Three vintage buses were parked on Schermerhorn, and admission to Museum was free all day.

From afar the buses at the Minnesota Transportation Museum may look like a typical junkyard, but with a closer look, you can see these rusted and faded buses are a piece of transportation history.

Two children got an unexpected ride after they climbed aboard an antique double-decker bus at a suburban car museum.

The New York Transit Museum’s Bus Festival returns on that date with the chance to board vintage buses representing more than 90 years of New York City transit history.

Brooklyn’s Bus Festival returns Sept. 21. Explore vintage buses, meet transit experts and enjoy free family fun, rain or ...

Travel back in time with a holiday pop-up that allows New York commuters to ride vintage, 1930s trains through the city.

The bus was then taken to a lock-up garage in Bridgeton, Glasgow, before being transferred to the Scottish Vintage Bus Museum in Lathalmond, near Dunfermline, Fife, where its restoration began.

A nondescript 1960s bus garage in the east end of Glasgow that has become an in-demand location for film and TV dramas is to be developed as a working museum and visitor attraction.

A group of bus buffs, the Metro Employees Historic Vehicle Association, offers tours aboard vintage buses around Seattle and King County, including the upcoming Fall Foliage and Santa's Lights tours.