The bus was moved to the University's Engineering facility in early Oct. 2021, while it's being prepared for outdoor display at the Museum of the North, Fairbanks television station KTVF reported.

The "Into The Wild" bus in March 2006. It's being prepared for the outdoor display at the Museum of the North. Museum officials want to share more of the bus' history than what it's most famous for.

According to the Metro Nashville Police Department, officers were called by someone who noticed the display on a WeGo bus that read, “Call 911.” They caught up with the bus at the next stop on ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A WeGo bus driver used the vehicle’s display graphics to help stop a woman from being assaulted Monday. Officers were reportedly called to West Nashville after ...

Perhaps buses could have a large flip-dop display on the side, to adjust to show which stops they’re headed to next. Additionally, it doesn’t encode which stops are next, just which stops the ...

The bus was abandoned in 1961 and had become an emergency shelter for those using the backcountry to recreate or hunt. Telling the other history of the bus will be part of the permanent display.

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