25 -min Jamaica bus ride from Port Henderson Portmore to Downtown Kingston |JUTC BUS
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- [4k] 25 - min bus ride from Port Henderson to Downtown Kingston Jamaica
All aboard let's take a bus ride to view Jamaica, Portmore to downtown Kingston.
This video shows the journey to Downtown Kingston via the bus ride by Jamaica's only public transportation system (JUTC). The journey begins at Port Henderson and ends at downtown Kingston. This is a virtual bus ride video of Jamaicas cities Portmore to Kingston.
This video is intended for viewers who enjoy watching virtual bus rides and walks to different places over the world. If that is you please enjoy this virtual bus ride from Portmore Jamaica to Kingston downtown .please enjoy. #virtualbusridejamaica #jamaicabusride #viewjamaica #portmorebusride #virtualbusride #jamaicabus #jamaicaroads
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The video was recorded from a passenger's view. For bus rides in Jamaica, the front seat is reserved for old or disabled people. Even if I was to sit at the front the video would be disrupted by passengers getting on and off the bus. I will still try to make a video with a front view and thanks for your feedback.
Thank you I haven't been home for 3 years almost and I'm fro. Portmore
Your welcome and thank you for watching .
Thank you for your fascinating video. It certainly brings back memories. I am English and my now sadly deceased wife was Jamaican. We first visited Jamaica together from England in December 1984 and stayed with some of my wife's relatives opposite the quarry in Bridgeport, Portmore, before visiting St. Elizabeth parish where my wife was born. We stayed in Portmore on our second visit to Jamaica but my wife's relatives subsequently moved to Redhills and consequently although we visited Jamaica several times after that we never stayed in Portmore again. After retirement we moved from England to St. Elizabeth in November 2006 but my wife's health declined and tragically she passed away in October 2008. I returned to England in December 2008 and very sadly I have never visited Jamaica since.
I am sorry for your loss, wishing you healing and comfort always, As you can see the place has been improving and thanks for watching.
lovely to hear your commentary from a brit-jamaican here in london
@@naturalleeshan1601 Thank you for your reply. Yes, from other videos I have seen and from my contacts in Jamaica I know that over the years there have been many changes in both Portmore and Jamaica in general. Best wishes for a great day.
@@leapyearblessings Thank you for your comment. Since I have been back in London I have lived in South Tottenham not far from where I lived before I moved to Jamaica. But I was born near Leeds in Yorkshire and still speak with a slight northern accent. Hope you are having a great day.
@@leapyearblessings thank you
So much memories i have not seen most of these places for over 25 yrs lots of improvement some places remain the same. Much appreciated
Thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Wow!! Sweet, sweet Jamaica
Yesss very beautiful
45 mins ride good view of portmore & Marcus Garvey drive..
Thanks I’m glad you like it . Will try to give better views next time .
@@naturalleeshan1601 As a bus enthusiast myself, I enjoyed this video. Would love to see more.
@@hugebread7803 I am glad you enjoyed the video and there will definitely be more videos like this one soon.
@@naturalleeshan1601 Sweet. Hoping to see some of my favorite buses! If anything, I'll be able to tell by the sound of the engine. I'm assuming the unit in this video was 13P1893.
@@hugebread7803 you could really tell the type of bus by the engine . That’s clever .
New subscriber here. Watching from Barbados🇧🇧
Thank you for subscribing Bajan fam, wanna visit someday.
More Bus Journeys please n thanks
I will upload more of those videos. Thanks
The streets look really clean compared to a lot of other islands. I remember how shocked I was driving around in the Dominican republic and how littered the streets and road banks were. That was 10 yrs ago so maybe it's changed now.
That’s an interesting observation and your right the street doesn’t look too bad.
That's because JLP is in office. When PNP in office somehow the streets stay dirty. Seriously.
@@eileenwatt8283 lol you think so 😆
Nice flash back
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
Very nice next time give us a taste of the front view
Thanks I will try.
I love all caribbeans i don't love third world country
The Caribbean is beautiful
As the great Jamaican poet said, “So much have I forgotten in ten years.” Thanks for this reminder.
That's a beautiful saying. Thank you
Next time take it from the front 🤔
I would love to but the front seat isn't always available. They are reserved for older and disabled people.
The. Bus. Sound. Like. It. Ago. Brake. Apart. People. Jump. Off. Now
Lol I tell yah . Hilarious 😂
What Bus Was This?
This was a 20 route JUTC bus
This was 13P1893
@@hugebread7803 how could you tell ?
@@naturalleeshan1601 I could tell it was a 13P by the sound of the engine and by the way it shifted and I knew it was 1893 by the groaning sound that kicks in while building speed. The hub covers are also visible along with the missing fleet number on the left side. We received 20 of these articulated buses btw. As the 13 suggests, it was delivered into 2013. The first 2 numbers gives the year that it was delivered.
@@hugebread7803 very good observation . Did you work on these buses ?
sorry am not enjoying it you just showing one side of the journey move the camera around the ride
The video was recorded from a passenger's view. For bus rides in Jamaica, the front seat is reserved for old or disabled people. Even if I was to sit at the front the video would be disrupted by passengers getting on and off the bus. I will still try to make a video with a front view and thanks for your feedback.
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If u are so foriegn minded how u gonna see places
Haha good one 😅
Did you read the disclaimer!!! Plus many Jamaicans are offended when you take pictures or video tape them!!!
@@jabharron3225 this is so true . Some people do not understand . Jamaica isn’t where other countries are at in terms of influencing . Some people especially men will threaten you for videoing around them. Thank you for this comment .