Buses on Screen celebrates buses as they've been depicted on screen over the years, on film, on TV, in screen advertising, even in music videos. This is the perfect meeting of a great form of public transport and one of the great mediums of mass communication! At the last reckoning over 1500 movies and nearly 1000 TV shows were listed - and counting.

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Never Say Die (1988) A bus depot in Wellington (New Zealand)	Hercules the Bear - a Love Story (2025) Volvo B58/Van Hool customised for a grizzly bear.	Martial Law (1998-2000) Daimler Fleetline in Los Angeles.
Nairn Across Britain (1972) SELNEC standards, Ribble VRT, etc etc.	Ten Pound Poms (2023-5) New South Wales Royal Tiger - lots of footage.	Baile na h-Ola \\ (Aberdeen: When Oil Came to Town) (2023) Aberdeen and Grampian buses - and an out-of-place Lodekka.
Timeshift: The Engine That Powers the World (2015) LTs, STLs, ST and NS:	Eye to Eye (1957-8) Bradford Karrier trolleybus	Bostock's Cup (1999) Western Welsh Harrington Grenadier:
Beautiful (2009) South Australian MAN SL200 at night:	Sebastian and the Sparrow (1988) South Australian MAN SL200 in the day time:	Tomb Raider (2018) Sullivan Buses E400
Omnibus (1967-2003) Yorkshire independent Ford of Ackworth:	October Sky (1999) Greyhound Scenicruiser:	City Bound (1941, Spectator Films) Hordes of London Transport STLs in service:
Breakfast Time (1983-9) Ex- Eastern National Lodekka as a fashion boutique:	Special Enquiry (1952-65) Banfield Coaches Tiger Cub:	Mr Mercedes (2017-9) Charleston New Flyer:
The War Lover (1961) Bedford OBs on a US airbase:	Sitting Target (1970) Lots of United Bristol REs in Battersea:	The Expert (1968-76) More sightings including a BMMO D9:
I Swear (2025) Alexander (Midland) Leyland Leopard:	A Fair Fortnight (1977) Eastern Scottish Bristol RELH (among a variety of Scottish coaches)	My Oxford Year (2025) Stagecoach Oxford Tube: