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Same bus used in the movie Speed 1994

ex-OCTA 1998 New Flyer D40LF #5402 is now at Starline Tours in Hollywood as Bus #358

I miss hearing that sound

would've been "385"

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The rts 03 series with the allison 731r transmission had the perfect perrrr

2:28 3:42

This bus screams Old school metro

It sounds the exact same as our C40LFR's here in Vancouver, BC!

First post-2020 comment 💀 Off that topic is nobody gonna comment that at 7:13 the Neoplan HAVING A SIDE (M)

San Juan AMA RTS 04 1980 (originally 1981) and 1983 was 6v71N and Allison 730, more than 138 units 35ft and 96 inch wide

I will never forget these buses first ones I ever got on. The giligs nice too, but I miss these

Did he say Upshift lol

who stills see this video in 2021? that is my city right now

Fajny Autobus i fajna przejażdżka

I remember these busted back in the day I want to say karma's got these when the city of Commerce get the buses

Se les conocía en México como los "chatos" pero en el Estado de México especialmente en Nezahualcóyotl y Chimalhuacán se les llama "chimecos"

Saskatoon Canada where I live. had old gmc buses like that. They retired them all in 2013

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Travel Training Bus

Omnitrans Route 2

This is an Ex-Hertz Phantom!! PCAM was running these at the time you filmed. It's likely scrapped now, but very cool film. Some other Ex-Hertz units survive today.

How do you request a stop on a RTS?

These were awesome buses back in the day. Used to ride them on OCTD/A Route 91.

Amazing i own this bus now

The 2.1 mile curve of the Coronado Bay Bridge, takes you 200 feet above San Diego Bay towards Downtown San Diego, exactly where this 901 is going. Love the Voith-Ish sound, even though it's clearly an Allison.

Looks like Septa D40LFR inside but little differences.

Some fat Mexican owns this bus now

this sounds like the john deere powered c40lf on crack

They still keep the old voice but slightly updated

Suburban Diesel "Mechanical", meaning a manual transmission. From the video, we can determine that this is not an SDM. This is clearly an SDH. Suburban Diesel "Hydraulic", meaning automatic transmission. Was this bus converted?

This video must have been made during an earthquake or the camera man has Parkinsons !

This was on Route #83

It was interesting to see the first bus have the newer OCTA design for the seat padding

00:01-00:03 F1500 187 Montclair/Claremont

I never rode this bus 😞

Rally racing a Fishbowl!

these buses used to be in the metro bus paint

Original engine for this 1962 bus is 6V71, in 1968 the 8v71 makes debut, so this unit is repowered, I have this one in Puerto Rico, but with extreme makeover, Alison 731 and Series 50 engine, cool, and a Lift U wheelchair at front door,

This sound NEVER gets old!

I found the 2001 LACMTA New Flyer C40LF white bus #5447 Is Now In Metro's Division 13 Bus Yard Line 45

I Found The 5396 New Flyer c40lf bus Vehicle Unit Number Line 45 To San Pedro-Rosecrans

I Found The LACMTA New Flyer C40LF Bus #5330 In Metro's Division 1 House Yard Line 53 To Cal State Dominguez Hills

I Found The LACMTA New Flyer C40LF Bus #5442 In Metro's Division 2 House Yard Line 55 To Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station

They were converted to GE40LF's and were sent to Long Beach to replace aging 1994 New flyer D40LF's

"SDM"*manual but with ALLISON transmission?

OCTA 1998 New Flyer D40LF #5403 is going to retire and auctioned off at General Auction Company from OCTA bus service and then sold to LA Charter Bus Lines.

These buses are now at Kearny Mesa Division in the retired pile which is where they belong.

This bus is route #66 mac fadden

I'm pretty sure that's Santa Ana of a bus yeah they always turn at 7:06 to take a shortcut