How Millions of Old Buses Are Recycled Into New Ones | Full Factory Process

What really happens to old buses after they’re retired? 🚍♻️
Step inside a massive recycling factory and watch millions of worn-out buses get transformed into brand-new machines from the ground up.

In this video, we take you inside the bus recycling factory to reveal the full industrial recycling process—from dismantling and metal separation to remanufacturing parts and assembling new buses. This is a complete factory documentary showing how modern recycling plants turn scrap into usable vehicles at an incredible scale.

🔧 What you’ll learn in this video:

How old buses are safely dismantled inside a recycling factory

The industrial process used to recycle steel, aluminum, and components

How recycled materials are reused to build new buses

Why large-scale vehicle recycling is crucial for sustainability

The step-by-step factory process from scrap to finished bus

If you enjoy factory process videos, industrial recycling, and how things are made, this behind-the-scenes tour is for you. Watching the full process helps you understand how recycling factories reduce waste, save resources, and support modern transportation.

📌 Watch till the end to see the final transformation and how recycled materials return to the road as fully functional buses.

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