In spite of being Wikipedia, I don't think there's much here that needs to be taken with a pinch of salt, so it's a useful history of Metrobus, including a reference to the original super-sized artic concept (footnote 2):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metrobus_(Sydney)
The death of Metrobus.
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Re: The death of Metrobus.
That's good to know.
Re: The death of Metrobus.
Wikipedia should always be taken with a pinch of salt, far too many people on this board have made incorrect statements assuming it to be correct.
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Re: The death of Metrobus.
... that's why you should always check the cited source material. Same goes for anything we read, really.
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Re: The death of Metrobus.
Who has time to do that when you're looking for quick answers? Besides, you could end up down a rabbit hole looking for the original source(s).
NSW, the state that embraces mediocrity.
Re: The death of Metrobus.
Like all these quick references, you need to have another reliable source or sources as a reference point to back it up before you quote it.