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A white Fort Worth Transit bus with red and gray stripes, number 835, shows a 'Jim Carrey Liar Liar' ad on its side as it stops at a street corner with people waiting.
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March 26, 1997 · HOUSTON and 7th ST, Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth Transit bus 835, a New Flyer D40LF, displays a 'Liar Liar' movie advertisement while stopped at a street corner at dusk.

Date
March 26, 1997
Location
HOUSTON and 7th ST, Fort Worth, TX
Vehicle
Motor bus, New Flyer D40LF
Operator
Fort Worth Transportation Authority
Equipment
New Flyer D40LF
Fleet numbers
Fort Worth Transportation Authority 835
Tags
1990s Spring Fort Worth

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