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Chicago Transit Authority: Bus Observations (May 2015) - Part 1/7
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- čas přidán 15. 05. 2015
- Video taken at various locations: Congress Square; Loyola (Red) station; Sheridan & Foster; and Jefferson Park (Blue) station.
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*Chicago Transit Authority: [www.transitchic...]
*Pace Suburban Bus: [pacebus.com/pdf...]
I like the Nova Bus LFSs more than those generic D40LFs. I've not gotten an opportunity to ride an XE40, though. Very frustrating trying to find one!
New Flyers for life, bruh!
did u get the video of the XE40 there
The older 2000-2001 Novabus LFS fleet should've been refurbished by CTA, giving them all TwinVision LED signs, LED interiors, and CTA circle logo (some Novabus LFS buses do actually have the CTA circle logo) instead of being replaced with newer versions of LFS
Yeah. I saw some recently with flip dot
How many Pace Orion VI's remained in late 2015?
How Itake out I brown eyebrows
If i wanna movie to major bus line that runs all night from north to south or close to urban prep bronzvlill that route do i need to move to?
I'm not from Chicago but from my research, the *Line 3* runs 24/7; alongside the Green Line train through Bronzeville to/from Downtown.
If this helps
Do you prefer the Nova buses or the New Flyer buses?
JEUMONT FOREVER New Flyers. As much as I get tired of seeing so many of them roaming around Baltimore, they are a bit more maintainable than the NovaBuses -- BUT this is only because I don't have the everyday opportunity to ride Novas. But from visiting other systems with them in their fleet, they deem to be pretty well durable vehicles.
The thing that always differ my likeness for them is that long overhang and how that will affect the chassis over time.
I see. I prefer the Nova's look but prefer the maintenance of the New Flyers.
+MJofLakeland1 Did you know that CTA purchased about 1,029 New Flyer D40LF?
D'Angelo Hartley I didn't know that
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