Curious Questions: Did a double decker bus really jump over Tower Bridge? - Country Life
Tower Bridge - A number 78 double-decker bus on its way to Shoreditch, driven by Albert Gunter, jumped over Tower Bridge's rising bascules #onthisday in 1952. 😱 Gunter realised that the Bridge
Tower Bridge on Twitter: "#OnThisDay, 65 years ago, a double decker bus jumped the opening bascules of Tower Bridge. Read more about Albert Gunter here: https://t.co/tOgmUga8Ac https://t.co/MdWXc5O4xd" / Twitter
Traveloscopy Travelblog: Bus leaps London's Tower Bridge
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Curious Questions: Did a double decker bus really jump over Tower Bridge? - Country Life
Why don't cities in the USA have double-decker buses? - Quora
In 1952, a London bus driver named Albert Gunter was driving over Tower Bridge, when to
The day a bus jumped Tower Bridge and more historical feats | Tower Bridge
A Brief Moment of History: The Day a Bus Jumped Tower Bridge – Just History Posts
Tower Bridge - On 30 December 1952, a number 78... | Facebook
TIL about Albert Gunton, a London city bus driver who in 1952 found himself driving his route crossing Tower Bridge when the bridge began to rise to allow a ship to pass.
Double Decker Bus Jumps Tower Bridge – Fun London Tours
The day a bus jumped Tower Bridge and more historical feats | Tower Bridge
The true story of the London bus driver who jumped the gap on Tower Bridge as it opened - MyLondon
Just A Car Guy: On 30th December 1952, an incident described as '1 in 150,000' by the Daily Mail occurred when Tower Bridge began to open with a no.78 double decker bus
TIL a London double-decker bus driver had to jump the opening Tower Bridge in 1952. The museum has a hilarious depiction of this event. : r/todayilearned
Double Decker Bus Jumps Tower Bridge – Fun London Tours
Tower Bridge en Twitter: "Do you know the story of Albert Gunter, the bus driver who famously jumped the opening bascules in 1952? #peopleMW https://t.co/MQeoH37lVx" / Twitter
The true story of the Tower Bridge Bus Jump — The Tower Bridge Cat
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Weird Facts, In December 1952, Albert Gunton, a London city bus...
