Going Inside an Older NJT Bus
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2024
- Join me on a journey through time as we explore an old historic NJ Transit bus! 🚌 In this video, we'll take a step back into the past and check out the driver's area, where we'll see the classic controls and fare collection system that's been used for decades. Then, we'll move on to the exterior of the coach, which boasts a vintage design that's sure to bring back memories. But the real treat is inside - we'll take a close look at the iconic cloth New Jersey Transit bus seats that have been a staple of the Garden State's transportation system for generations. Built by Motor Coach Industries, this bus has seen it all and has stories to tell. Hop on board and let's take a ride down memory lane! 🚗 #NJTransit #HistoricBus #ClassicCoach
bus 7502 mci d4000 
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YES! 7502!!
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bus looked new to me what's old about it??
I’ll explain. Due to its flip dot sign that was discontinued by MCI and is no longer used on their buses+the shape of the lights is no longer used like a rectangle, and they have a different back
I ASSUME it’s an older version of a model that’s still in production. Just really well kept.
@@piedmontrailfan81 this model (D4500) technically was built all the way into 2023, however at about 2005 there was a refresh of this bus model which modified the front and rear caps of this bus and it was renamed the D4500CT. However, this model is no longer in production as of 2022/23, and has been fully replaced with the D45 CRT.
@@lambo8961It’s actually *not* a D4500 but a 2000 102-D3 (aka 102-DW3SS). D4500’s were discontinued in 2005 and replaced by D4500CT and D4500CL, NJT has just retired their remaining 2001 and 2002 D4000’s in Q4 2023.
Even it has an mci logo in the front now is it a historical bus just like the two NJT mc9s , the two RTS 40ft/30ft & two flexible metro b and D including Grumman 870