Coyote Bus Lines' scientists and designers work feverishly to complete Cyclops, a state-of-the-art articulated jumbo bus, enabling man to achieve a new milestone in bus history, namely non-stop service between New York City and Denver. Almost immediately after the bus engine is equipped with nuclear fuel, a bomb goes off, critically injuring ...

Jan 27, 2010 · At the center of "The Big Bus," a 1970s cheese-ball spoof-flick, was a monstrous beast of a land yacht dubbed "The Cyclops." It was a "nuclear-powered," double-decker bendy-bus...

Jul 9, 2023 · Owned by Coyote Bus Lines, it was nothing like the real-life Greyhound Lines buses: massive in both length and height, it was a self-contained unit that could easily break the wind barrier at...

Nov 20, 2024 · In the movie, the fictional Coyote Bus Lines launched a breakthrough. The company’s new bus, the Cyclops, is a gigantic marvel of engineering that’s capable of driving from New York City to Denver non-stop thanks to its nuclear propulsion system.

The Big Bus: Directed by James Frawley. With Joseph Bologna, Stockard Channing, John Beck, Rene Auberjonois. A nuclear powered bus driving cross-country, from New York City to Colorado, is destined for disaster due to the machinations of a mysterious group allied with the oil lobby.

Dec 9, 2024 · Cyclops: The Story of America's Nuclear-Powered Luxury Bus [USA Bus History] This has to be one of the wackiest buses ever designed and actually built. Sort of. In June 1976,...

The plot revolves around the maiden journey of the Cyclops, an enormous nuclear-powered bus (equipped with a bowling alley, cocktail lounge, swimming pool, and dining room) designed to carry 110 passengers in comfort on a non-stop journey across the continental United States.

Sep 3, 2011 · So I cobbled together info and photos I could find and added an exhaustive fan description of the movie and cast below for those that just need to know all about THE BIG BUS!!!! The Cyclops was a leviathan of a machine and it was fully road worthy in real life and constructed as an exterior prop!!

The Big Bus was actually two separate vehicles that could be driven separately (as seen before the closing credits). According to an article in the now discontinued bus magazine "Bus World", in 1976, this movie's actual big bus made a real-life trip in California from Los Angeles to San Diego to promote this movie.

The Big Bus is the story of Cyclops, the first nuclear-powered bus, on its maiden voyage—non-stop from New York to Denver.