Hopefully we see some preserved instead of losing them to history. Sure they're a bit rough and bumpy but frankly, there's a bit of charm to them that other busses seem to lack, especially coming from NFI :)
One from Winnipeg's Transit Agency (#907) got sent to the Manitoba Transit Heritage Association as seen here cptdb.ca/wiki/index.php/Winnipeg_Transit_901-910 cptdb.ca/wiki/index.php/Manitoba_Transit_Heritage_Association
I honestly really liked them, they’re maybe old, but they’re awesome Now the spot where I sat, there was a lot of vibration, but it was one of the better spots to record So when I’m gonna go back, I’m gonna try a different seat, because on top of that, when I sat on that seat, I had an extreme urge to pee, so the ride was kind of painful, but not because of the bus.
Nice video
Hopefully we see some preserved instead of losing them to history. Sure they're a bit rough and bumpy but frankly, there's a bit of charm to them that other busses seem to lack, especially coming from NFI :)
One from Winnipeg's Transit Agency (#907) got sent to the Manitoba Transit Heritage Association as seen here
cptdb.ca/wiki/index.php/Winnipeg_Transit_901-910
cptdb.ca/wiki/index.php/Manitoba_Transit_Heritage_Association
1:29 Gab
He wasn’t there, that’s not him.
What do you think of the D40i?
I honestly really liked them, they’re maybe old, but they’re awesome
Now the spot where I sat, there was a lot of vibration, but it was one of the better spots to record
So when I’m gonna go back, I’m gonna try a different seat, because on top of that, when I sat on that seat, I had an extreme urge to pee, so the ride was kind of painful, but not because of the bus.
@@RedbirdLostinTransit I think they’re cool. I’m just sad that they’re retiring. They’re the only D40i left in Canada.👍
How's Ottawa mate. Come back to the server
How about no