About Bus Games

Bus Games reflect the global passion for buses that begins at a very young age. A survey by 💴 an American media company revealed a surprising trend among elementary school children who aspired not to conventional roles such as 💴 heroes, policemen, and firefighters, but to be school bus drivers.

The yearning extends beyond children, as adults also find themselves drawn 💴 to bus games. This is purely due to our association with buses as a means of long-distance group travel, discussions, 💴 singing sessions, and attention-grabbing games. The bus driver is often a lively, gregarious individual who will help you with your 💴 belongings.

Interestingly, the term 'bus' comes from the fusion of two words, 'car' and 'omnibus'. Here, 'omnibus' is a horse-drawn vehicle 💴 that served as a precursor to the modern bus. The first bus was invented in 1801 with a capacity of 💴 eight passengers and was powered by steam.

What types of bus games are there?