A commuter bus in Bristol, England, which runs on biomethane gas produced by food waste and fecal matter generated by 32,000 local households, entered regular service late last month. Originally ...

Taking a “poo bus” to work in Bristol, UK, is about to get a lot easier. A commuter bus that runs on biomethane gas produced by food waste and fecal matter will enter regular service on March 25th, ...

This week the first ever bus powered on human food waste was released into the wild in the UK. This is the Bio-Bus, a green vehicle which is literally, truly powered by poo. This bus was created by ...

In an effort to improve the city’s air quality and discover environmental-friendly fuels to power the urban busses, the city of Bristol will run a 4-week trial of a vehicle that literally runs on the ...

Thursday marked the grand opening of some fine ingenuity as the first public transport dubbed the "Poo Bus" began service between Britain's Bath and Bristol. Our five-year-old self can't stop giggling ...

This article is brought to you by our exclusive subscriber partnership with our sister title USA Today, and has been written by our American colleagues. It does not necessarily reflect the view of The ...

Buses now run on poo in Great Britain. The sewage company behind Britain’s first ever poo-powered Bio-Bus said the vehicle can run up to 186 miles on one tank of fuel from food and human waste. UPI ...

The jokes practically write themselves with this one, though in all seriousness, the UK is tickled pink (or brown) to have its first bus powered by food waste and human feces. Sounds disgusting, right ...

Here’s an unusual math problem: How many miles can a bus travel on five years worth of human waste? Answer: 186. This is the distance the Bio-Bus — dubbed the “poo bus,” the United Kingdom’s first — ...

One man's waste is another's man's bus fuel, so the saying might now go. Indeed, next time people in the UK go for a number two, they could be powering the number two bus. Geneco's new Bio-Bus is ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. The A4 bus service from Bristol to Bath in ...