Buses in San Francisco, CA (Volume Eight)

After an abscence of four years, it was time for a new volume of Buses in the San Francisco Bay Area!
This video starts off in San Francisco at the corner of Market and Church Streets with various MUNI buses. Next comes Palo Alto with Santa Clara VTA and San Mateo SamTrans buses, as well as Dumbarton Express and Stanford Shuttles. The main feature of this video is the new TransBay Terminal, known as the SalesForce Center. We finish off at San Jose Diridon with VTA, Monterey-Salinas and Santa Cruz buses.
Filmed between January 23rd and 28th, 2020.

[@dominicmatthews4686]

I love 💘 the buses in San Francisco 😍 💕 ❤ ♥ 💗 💖 😍 💕 ❤ ♥ 💗 💖 😍 💕 ❤ ♥ 💗 💖 😍 💕 ❤ ♥ 💗 💖 😍 💕 ❤

[@jakebluethunder]

Great video, thanks! My favorite part was the Transbay Terminal segment. No shortage of buses there especially during the evening commute. 🚌

[@ManuelFlores-cj2bc]

We need part 9 ASAP bro, good content!!!

[@Welwyn22]

Unfortunately I don't think there will be a Volume Nine of San Francisco for a long time.

[@ManuelFlores-cj2bc]

@@Welwyn22 tough, oh well. Still like the vids, I've been a fan of your channel for a while now

[@jessesarkkinen9070]

Oh wow these buses look radically different from European buses! Great video!

[@Welwyn22]

Thanks.
Most of the buses seen SF's city limits are New Flyer Xcelsiors and Gillig LFs, though there are some older Orion VIIs and Golden Gate Transit MCI Coaches about too. Marin County still has some older New Flyer LFs in service, as seen at San Rafael. Older volumes reveal the now-retired ETI/Skoda Trolleybuses, Neoplans, and NABIs of SF MUNI, Orion Vs and NovaBus RTSs of Golden Gate Transit, and the Gillig Phantoms of SamTrans (San Mateo County), and VTA (Santa Clara/San Jose) too.

[@ant3zplays225]

The bus at 0:05 still exist but there's a few left

[@devonsatchell]

The new low floor plus by Gillig are nicknamed the bottlenose dolphin bus. I still like them

[@cruzechevy3485]

That's a Mexican coach bus right, one visited over here in NYC one time