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I see 923 in the background. So this picture must have been taken before the 0900 series buses retired.

I like it when Voith works with buzzing rear axles. Axle from MAN?

This it is equipped with a Cummins L9N and an a Alison B400R Transmission

This it is equipped with a Cummins ISL Engine and an ZF ECOMATE II 6-HP-592C Transmission

I dunno how you’re still underrated. You make some good content!

Brampton transit xde40 on 15 bramalea

It's Sad to see old Buses retiering The HSR Bus 0520 is everyones favorite Bus it service for 18 years everyone loves you HSR Bus 0520 you will be missed so much

The Cummins L9 has a relaxing sound 😊

I rode 8394 today that has a bus rack for suitcase on a lower deck on route 36B

Also, here's a suggestion, why not go to KW and try to catch one of their new Nova LFSe+ buses? I'm not forcing you, once again it's just a suggestion.

I'm hoping to go to Brampton this summer so I can catch this bad boy.

Sheesh, the takeoff goes hard!

I got 3 15 second ads. I wasn't able to skip the first two. :(

Why no electric transmission

Sweeet

I miss old day lost all old 2002 and 2004 new flyer bus final on march 7 2024 is fun for ride

them xn60’s are awesome😎😎

It’s like Durham it’s taking better care of these machines

Back at it with Burlington!! You caught a good unit 👏🏾👏🏾 Great Video As always! Keep up your good work

It sounds like a 2011 New flyer C40LF and 2017 XN40

this big beast is just powering through the rain while roaring with that Allison😤😤😤😤 ur always cooking on these vids

Oh Yeah!!! That voith is absolutely yelling💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

216 Harwood North 🤓

You easily make the best HSR videos, no cap. You and On.The.Go.Transit Are just W people and you make the best ride videos! I love them✌🏾✌🏾

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Sounds Beautiful!!

I hope I can go to Brampton soon so i can film that D60LF

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Boreding video 👎👎👎👎👎👎 but epic bus tho

ISL and Allison pair well amazingly!!!! Love these sound recordings!!🤩

Absolutely beautiful

Woah that looks sick!

My favourite XD40 at Burlington!

Brampton’s New D60LF 839 Just Entered Service just letting you know. If you got time to fan soon, I’d love to see the video(s)

I genuinely thought this got back into service😭😭 it’s nice to see some older posts of 0520 again. You also filmed it on my favourite route!

Nice! You Finally Caught a D40LFR. Excellent video👌🏾👌🏾

That engine fannnnnnn 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

DAMN! This unit can haul!!!🔥🔥🔥

These Sound Recordings Are Great!! Is it possible if you could then more often? I’m just watching these over and over again🤣🤣

What Can I do to not make you annoyed of me anymore? Cause all I wanted was just me and you to be chill.

Bro finally came back to the 26 😭🙏 Btw 1013 broke down somewhere on rymal yesterday

Burlington's fastest D40LF!!!!! Dude imagine if Brampton picked up this unit 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Interesting that these have voith

Bro whats the point in having a window on the back. The bus would look better without the window applys for all XD40 XD60 XDE40 and XDE60

Damn those DE40LF's are fast. Dude isnt even at full throttle and its moving 🔥🔥🔥

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The op that's driving this is a big W. Really love how these OG HEVs sounds

That's it? You just ride the bus? Maybe you could provide commentary about how each system could improve, like @RMTransit or @NotJustBikes. All three of these services need critiques from the public to help them improve, particularly the HSR. Hamilton has, in comparison to decades previous, fairly poor transit (and a lot dirtier, too). Hamilton used to have trollies, which were cleaner, quieter, and more powerful than their diesel replacements (thanks GM, really appreciate your fine work usurping Bombardier, a Canadian company), as well as Escarpment trams, and a ferry from what I believe is now Confederation Park to Toronto. I'm not 100% on that, and there may have also been a ferry from the Pier 4 area to Burlington. In any event, Hamilton could certainly benefit form a number of transit upgrades, from the LRT that we're finally getting, to numerous Express routes (on Barton especially; it's the busiest, longest, and most-frequent route in the city), from Ancaster to Stoney Creek, a Linc/RHE route, a Nightbus service, and actual indoor terminals instead of the shellscrapes we get at the hubs that basically have banker's hours. A ferry wouldn't hurt, either, since we do live beside a gigantic body of water, one which hundreds of thousands of people circumnavigate daily, and many of those people travel from the Niagara region to the 416. Ferries could save hours of travel time for tens of thousands of people a week.

This is some good shit right here👌🏾👌🏾🫡🫡