The ETUSA Museum in Algiers has unveiled the restoration of two historic buses, offering a nostalgic journey into the city’s transport past. The restoration aims to recreate the experience of riding these buses, complete with original features like ticket composters, sliding windows, and diesel engines. The ETUSA, formerly known as the RSTA, played a crucial role in Algiers’ urban and suburban transportation. The museum’s initiative allows visitors to step back in time and experience a piece of Algerian history. The project highlights the cultural significance of public transportation and its evolution. The restored buses are now a key attraction at the museum, preserving a tangible link to the past for future generations.