New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Buses - TrAcSe 2021
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Unfortunately, no articulated buses were seen while recording this video. I think they're gone gone. Otherwise, I got most of the active Rutgers University buses in action, at least at the New Brunswick Campus.
Location: New Brunswick, NJ, USA
Routes: A, EE, F, H, LX
Vehicles Featured:
Eldorado Axess BRT
Eldorado Axess
Eldorado Ez-Rider BRT
Recorded on a Sony a6000 with the F4 18-105 G OSS lens
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I almost thought these were Pace buses because of the ElDorado National Axess BRT buses they have
I love how universities has their own transit systems 😍
The route between College Avenue and Busch Campus goes on RT-18 North towards Busch Campus rather than using Landing Lane to River Road then Stadium. Suited articulated bus is XDE60
Nice Video DashTransit
Elderado
Get more videos of New Flyer D40LFs they are the next to be retired. We will get new ElDorado next year.
Eldorado will no longer be producing transit buses so it’ll be interesting to see where their fleet will end up in the future
so where did the articulated buses go?
same here in the Twin Cities ~ suddenly, they're gone but we still need them
I think retired
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You are probably correct. I believe this is a bad move as we need more social distancing when engaged in local travel. But what do the politicians care? Most who use city transport are from the lower classes and we are of little value to most of them. Let us more buses, articulated buses, trolleys, and trams. We need them!
All of them go retired after March 2020. Some of them failed NJDOT inspection and First Transit doesn’t want to pay that high maintenance cost.
@@yw6182 it's actually Motor Vehicle Commission Department of Transportation they are required to do that every 6 months. The articulated buses might have a problem navigating RT-18 North Busch Campus exit and the Traffic circle Unless D60lf XDE60s can make that loop ramp without consequences