Video of the day -- the bus
Danish transport company Midttrafik produced this ad for its bus service. It's cool. Probably worth fullscreen.
posted by Infidel753 at 12:06 AM
23 August 2026
Danish transport company Midttrafik produced this ad for its bus service. It's cool. Probably worth fullscreen.
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10 Comments:
Just the fact that it has its own lane would make me want to use it as daily transportation.
Sounds like they use our word, cool, or something close to it. My ears are not very discerning, so I could be wrong.
Great ad!
Are they trying to promote the use of buses instead of private vehicles?
Bijoux: That would help.
Anvil: I'm sure it's from English. Slang like that gets borrowed easily, because there's nothing else that has exactly the same connotation.
Ricko: I thought so.
Tomichan: It's a bus company, so they're trying to encourage riding buses. I don't think they're particularly trying to discourage anything else.
Interesting, amusement advertisement. I don't know if it would increase its customer base.
That was funny. Great ad for sure.
Jabblog: I hope it improved business. We could use seeing more ads like that.
Mary: I love that a rural bus company could come up with a better ad than all our whizz-bang tech companies can.
I love EU and British commercials. Many are so funny.
They sometimes are. I've noticed that. I guess they put more imagination into them.
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