Graz to Wien - Comfort Class 516 HD (Fernbus Coach Simulator) 

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17:42 driving all the way through the tunnel mentioning everything like fans and lights. But completely ignoring the closed lane sign, I call that gold. hahaha

9:27 You: accelerate bus Bus: you're sure? If you want i can make you a coffee, but I don't want to move

Hooray more fernbus thanks Paul!

If you try OMSI 2 again, try for one of the RHD maps, i.e. British style. BotW is quite good.

22:13 You should totally come to Norway! There are many roads with great scenery worth checking out.

Norway uses the yellow stripes on the road, and if i remember correctly it is partly because it is easier to see in the winter and under dirt. Sweden uses the colours of their flag for many of their signs, as does Denmark.

29:25 "I went up a cable car. I did all kinds of crazy stuff"

Can't remember you doing it, but if you are going to start OMSI up again, Hamburg Modern is a brilliant map. Best done with the V7900 or Citaro C2.

Love the debris on the windshield, surprised that SCS dropped the ball on this detail 🤔 1st Fernbus vid and loved it, thanks! I’ll never pass another bus in ETS or ATS without thinking about you 😂

In the USA traffic light mountings vary from state to state. Guide signs are green, service signs are blue, and recreation/ historic signs are brown.

*Glad to hear you're thinking of doing more bus Sims*

This level of interaction with the functions of the vehicle is what Eurotruck and ATS needs imho, it is long overdue moving to the next level, optional interactivity keeps everyone happy.

That same accident in the tunnel happened to SimUK. I feel like there's a bug in the hitbox in the tunnel or something like that. He ended up with the accident in the same way in a tunnel like that (along with the same sort of tailback and stoppage).

The comfort class coaches have an accelerator glitch. Sometimes it suddenly sticks to the floor.

You missed the truck crash in the tunnel right as you turned off to Wien at 29:10... Nice tour, very relaxing, thank you!

when you put your foot down on the trottle in that bus the bus: are you sure squirrel? squirrel: YES IM SURE JUST GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah, such stuff as road markings, lights, high voltage pilons styles, even bus stop placement habits and railway platform styles changes across the whole Europe, including western, where difference can be spoted even when moving from city to city. And that is pretty awesome, as it makes to think why it differs.

These videos are so meditating I don’t know why

It's reassuring to know that I'm not the only person on Earth who's genuinely interested by differing pylons and road signs in other countries ;L

Just saw this one. You're rightabout the power poles - those look like the one in Israel but the ones in Budapest are very different, as are the traffic lights and road signs. There was a funny moment when you found you forgot to start the journey on the mobile. When You talked about making the one day trip I was thinking you can't do that in Budapest, because there's a lot to see, but you're welcome to come.

finnaly omsi(thinking) since june 2017

In Brazil, we have to different road marking colors. Yellow means it's a two-way street, and white means its a one-way street. The lack of color marking on other countries confuses me.

Yes squirrel... bring on the OMSI!! Thanks!

Sweden does not have yellow road markings, our is white aswell. Temporary lines and markings, like if there are a road work, are yellow though. And our warning signs are orange. If you see a orientation sign that is orange, it means that the road not are maintained by the goverment. Blue is the standard background colour on a orientation sign. Motorway signs are green in Sweden.

Here in the Philippines, there is a driver and a conductor in all buses, city bus, coach bus, provincial bus, they all have a conductor. The driver drives, while the conductor sold the tickets, the conductor also helps the passengers to pick up their baggage. If passengers already reserved the tickets, they will just show their tickets to the conductor and then pay. Of course, they will only allow the reserve of tickets when there are many passengers like summer, Christmas, new year, and many more holidays where there are many commuters. The conductor is also the one who collects the money, of course when that passenger/s will be still buying tickets to the conductor of the bus. The driver, well, he just drives, of course, fuels up the bus and will also help the conductor when there are many items of baggage so it will be a faster trip. In provincial buses, it is like a coach bus but there will be no comfort rooms inside, or anything coach buses have. It like this, they will pick up the passenger in the terminal, stop at stop-overs where passengers can buy foods, eat and pee or poo. They can also drop off the passenger when the passenger needs to stop already and leave the bus. Coach buses have comfort rooms and foods inside the bus, where there are no stopovers and it is express, you cannot just leave the bus if you already need to stop there. There is a designated area where you can leave and ride the bus. Our coach buses can only ride for online reservations, you cannot just ride when there is a coach bus there, except you reserved yourself. It also cost a lot. City buses are like ordinary fares, some are air-conditioned, they're smaller than the other bus and cheap, it is like the provincial bus but only goes around the city. I forgot to said that provincial buses go from city to province vice versa

Italy holiday + Setra = Best holiday ever.

The reason the electricity pylons always have three lines on each side is that AC is transmitted in 3 phases with each being 90 degrees out of phase with the one below it.

In a bus in Finland in the snow is amazing it's like driving down a ski run.

Pls do more of this coz i enjoy watching you driving. Do omsi or flixbus

Continue using this bus, i love it

In Germany there's no sign that tells you that 50 km/h is allowed when you enter a city or town. The yellow square signs with the name of the city on it do. At 31:02 you see them telling you you're entering Wien. That means it's 50 km/h from now on, until you see those signs again with a red line through it ---> telling you you're leaving the city. I think more European countries use this kind of system? At least in the Netherlands it is the same --> blue signs.

Just a heads up that Fernbus is on sale atm at £18.89 on Steam. OMSI 2 is too btw.

Would love to see new Omsi videos on the channel😁

it's actually hilarious how real this is

The history of that road: it’s not ready, should be with us in 1.18 beta from next week 👍🏻

Travelled this route about 2 weeks ago with Flixbus :)

Just bought Frenbus because of this video. Absolutely love it!

If you do OMSI some time again, I recommend you look at some of the newer routes. I think there's a new French route that good and one called Bremen Nord that's also really good.

In Austria aren't "Ausfahrt" signs bei "Abfahrten"

I enjoy these bus videos as well. If the CTA (Chicago) bus simulator been updated, can you do that one again. I liked watching that one a couple of years ago you did. I live about 100 miles/160 kms from Chicago.

It was wonderful experience travelling in Fergus but I would like to travel on train and flight. You are doing great keep doing it.

Hey paul i have been watching ur videos since i first watch euro truck simulator 2 and that's how i got into playing euro truck simulator 2 it was awesome and my first video of ur euro truck simulator 2 was the 70 tonnes and that car that hit you in Glasgow

Native Swede here: nope, Sweden uses white lines on the roads. Norway does the yellow ones (I think).

Squirrel, in one of your Fernbus vids you said the devs should add some sort of AI bus drivers to make you feel like you are part of a transport network, @ 28:14 another Fernbus drives by

27:20 Actually it's Norway. They have yellow stripes, Sweden has white.

Around 18:00 when you're driving in the tunnel, you are driving in a closed lane. 2 green arrows and one red cross displayed... Do you not have these lcd signs in UK?

I missed your show for our birthday. Happy birthday.

12:21 Flixbus can be one hell of a drug.

I've been waiting for this for a loooong time. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

Oh, it's two years ago. Anyway, a yellow centerline in Sweden and Norway means, that there is oncoming traffic on the left side. It's not a one way road ;-) Otherwise the center lines are white on highways or on multi lane city streets where the traffic goes in your way in the other lanes too. I guess, on some lonely country roads one might forget if the other lane is for oncoming traffic or not and you want to overtake someone... But I don't know the reason, I'm just guessing ;-) When the speed limit went from 100 to 50 without a sign, it was because you entered a city (Vienna in this case). 100 is default in Austria and Germany on rural roads and the city signs are relatively - relatively - big, have a white background, a thin blue border and the name of the city in black on it (in Germany it's a small yellow sign with the city name on it. When you are not use to it, you might overlook it). I think, the city sign was too small in this simulation, but who cares ;-) On rural roads without a speed limit, the default limit is 100 and in cities the default speed limit is 50. That's where the change around minute 30:00 from 100 to 50 came from. And by the way, in Austria the green light flashes 3 times before it goes yellow and then red. In Germany it's without flashing - as in the simulator. So that detail was not correct, but well... ;-)

Really like these series Hope you do More Of Fernbus Coach Simulator

Oh yes the Setra has the same gearbox of the Skyliner, but it works differently. The Neoplan's is more faster when it has to change gear, the Setra takes a few time before it change the gear. The same thing happens in real life ;) . If you try a Neoplan and a Setra (or instead of this one VDL, VanHool, etc, or simply a truck with a semiautomatic gearbox) you will notice this. In fact what you have to do (irl)? When you arrive at a roundabout you put the gearbox in manual mode, and you select the correct gear. If you don't want to use this kind of method, you can modulate your brake phase, in order to permit the gearbox to shift in time and also slow down the bus, so you can do your roundabout easily. On the other hand, if you arrive at a roundabout at incredible high speed and you just brake, you risk to rest on the roundabout, and I don't know how is it funny. :D kek Btw, your videos are fantastic, good job!

Definitely would like to see some OMSI. For me personally, there's been too much of My Summer Car. I get that it's popular on this channel but I'm more into simulators and would like to see more OMSI, Fernbus, XP-11 and Train Sim (TS2018) on the RU-vid channel.

another great vid squirrel, thanks for taking time to play fernbus again, hope to see more

Thanks, lookin forward to OMSI, it's so funny when you're doing this! :D :D

You talking about the r1200gs in the mountains got me goosebumps

Wow, this game looks so fun. It reminds me of why I loved FSX

Hi Paul, when you lower the bus, if it is too low, it should bring itself up to ride height when you release the handbrake. (I'm a bus driver IRL)

Yess more fernbus

its amazing that the HBF in GRAZ somewhat accurate is

For me as a passenger (not quite able to pass test yet) it's music and trying to spot number plates that aren't Britsh, mostly just Netherlands and Poland with the odd querky one that I even have to catch my head on (Tunisia being the latest)

The crosses above the road doesn't seem to fine the driver or anything. Furthermore other AI-drivers are also using the crossed-lanes

We in Sweden in different states have green signs to but its moste blue/black or yelow/black signs

I love fernbus. Keep playing 24/7 pls 😀

More fernbus!

More fernbus and my summer car!

Now it's been a couple years since I drove these Setra/Mercedes buses, but I'm 99% certain that's not how the suspension works, at least not on the real ones, usually they have a set ride height, you can lower or highten the bus in slow speeds, for severe potholes or speedbumps or anything else for example in a city, but as soon as you start going faster the bus automatically changes the height to what's the most appropriate for driving, because if it's too low in high speeds it will be extremely bumpy since you have no air in the cushions, too high and it can be unstable and dangerous to drive. That's at least how it works in Scania, MAN, Volvo, Iveco etc. The AC in these buses is seperately set for you and the passengers, the left part is for you and the right side is for the passengers, you can see there's a depiction of one person with a wheel (left side, yours) and one with 3 people (right side, as in the passengers), so for the passengers you need to use the buttons up and down to set temperature and/or fan speed, so you first press fan to change it with the arrows or select temperature to change that. Passengers get automatic climate control and you set yours yourself (from experience, this is a godsend in the summer when the sun is baking you in the front windshield and the passengers are mostly in shade, getting cold from the AC :P ) Can't guarantee that's how it works in the sim though! Edit: Oh and these buses are super slow in city traffic, they aren't "true automatic" like most automatic cars, CVT transmission I think they're called, but have real gears and clutch which the computer operates basically, which makes them super slow starting out and changing gears. Great for cruising down the highway but in the city they are horrible.

1. Notification squad at 1:08am 2. Try the Manly pack for OMSI 2, provides a great Australian experience 3. I need this game.

I might get this sim. Looks pretty cool. Great vid as usual Paul.

Iirc red means construction on the road.

You should turn this into a mini series where you travel to a new city every video, leaving the one you went to in the last video. Just an idea though :p

I noticed you have a different intro! The old intro was waaaay too long... nice!

Be sure to check out Running Line, a model railway game about to be released on steam

Swedish road signs have for example; yellow arrows with a blue background

Sweden has white lines on the road and yellow lines when it is construction.

Honestly speaking this is the best,the sweetest game I've ever seen in my life,can I play it offline on my Android phone?

Love the fern bus videos 😂😂

I'm thinking of getting a bus simulator of some sort. Should I get OMSI 2 or Fernbus? I know Fernbus is a bit glitchy right now so I'm tempted to buy OMSI.

this looks great

More fernbus plz a long route through the mountains

Looks like National Express simulator :D

What a relaxing time I had watching this, almost like watching an ASMR video 🤣🤣 great video

Paul. I'm thinking maybe the reason the bus isn't moving is because of the Hillholder?

Put the bus hight in middle If you keep it low it creates downforce If you keep it not to high or not to low

Yey, new Fernbus video!

hi again, a lot of buses cant move when the suspension lowered to the 'kerb height' this is normally the case on modern buses as when they are set the the kerb height or in the kneeling position, it is to enable passengers with mobility problems easier access to the bus/coach. not all coaches are like that as some have a fold out lift instead. i think it is safety feature in case a driver gets off to assist an infirm passenger and forget to apply the park brake so prevents the vehicle rolling away when the driver has left the cockpit. i dont know how realistic the game is yet as i have still not got round to purchasing it yet. usually, most buses in my experience automatically rises to the standard height when the power is turned on. the standard height is suitable for most roads. i am actually down your neck of the woods. i am camped out in an Foden Alpha 3000 wrecker truck parked up for the night in birchanger services off the M11/A120. going down into Purfleet in the morning to pick up a Volvo B12M from Ensign bus that the group has recently acquired with a gearbox failure. i have a gopro with me and will be recording the hooking up proceedure and part of the transport back up to teesside

Why are you saying it's June? Are you using old videoes or something?

lol you changed the day to my birthday

happy belated birthday Paul!!

Omsi would be great 😂

I think that closed road might be part of the Italy dlc when it arrives

It might be blocked because there is a low bridge that your bus is to tall, to drive trough

Love fern bus it’s amazing

What a great fernbus video can you go from Vienna to Germany. I loved the steering wheel and the indercator wasn't loud at all.

Hey Squirrel, just want to point something out. I saw your Train Sim video of Semmering Railway last year. The Semmering Pass is located between Vienna and Graz, and is exactly as in the Simulator, albeit graphically richer and breathtaking. I had the opportunity to take the Railjets to and from those two cities, cos I had an interview near Graz. The closed road in this scenario is part of the Autobahn A2 that connects Vienna and Graz. However, the route the Sim made you take here is the Semmering Highway S6. Just wanted you to know, you might find it interesting. :)

For the next Fernbus video, can you do Munich ZOB - Basel?

great video looking forward to the next

I’m just waiting for SCS to launch Euro Coach, then we’ll have some fun with buses 🤣

Keep these coming