United Bus

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United Bus was a bus manufacturing group created in 1990 which consisted of Den Oudsten (Netherlands), DAF Bus (Netherlands), BOVA (Netherlands), Optare (UK), and DAB (Denmark).

[edit] Collaborations

The collaboration between DAF and Optare led to the introduction of the DAF DB250 double-decker with Optare Spectra bodywork. This was the first partly low-floor double-decker and set the standard for future developments.

[edit] Demise

United Bus failed in 1993, though the partners survived independently.

[edit] See also

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