SEPTA's New Flyer D40LF Straight Diesel Buses - SEPTA TrAcSe 2020

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • The days of straight diesel buses is coming to a rapid end with the New Flyer Xcelsiors coming at a rapid pace. So enjoy 30 minutes of New Flyer D40LFs roaring through the streets of Philly while they're still around.
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    New Flyer D40LF
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Комментарии • 34

  • @maxwelljohnson4293
    @maxwelljohnson4293 3 года назад +6

    In the middle of 2021, the 8000 series will be the only standard size bus to be diesel fueled with only 118 still active.

    • @eamonmahoney9466
      @eamonmahoney9466 3 года назад +1

      Exactly! Numbers 8000 to 8119 to be exact. According to Wikipedia, 8046 and 8047 got destroyed in a fire. Those buses will be sticking around with SEPTA for a bit longer since they got the quality driver shields installed on them. The 2004 d40lf buses got the cheaper kind of operator shields installed on them since SEPTA knew those buses wouldn't be sticking around any longer. Plus the drivers need protection because of covid-19.

    • @danielsamuels5857
      @danielsamuels5857 3 года назад +1

      @@eamonmahoney9466 Didn't the 2003 units get the shields before retiring as well?

    • @eamonmahoney9466
      @eamonmahoney9466 3 года назад +1

      @@danielsamuels5857 they did I believe. But cheap ones

    • @DLF-hu4uu
      @DLF-hu4uu 3 года назад +1

      There's 117 now, 8110 caught fire aswell and is being retired.

    • @eamonmahoney9466
      @eamonmahoney9466 2 года назад +1

      @@DLF-hu4uu 2005-2006 D40LF busses are down to 116 as 8019 was retired due to an accident. I know 8110 caught fire due to break issues. 8110 was off duty thank goodness

  • @Enlightenment888
    @Enlightenment888 3 года назад +4

    Besides the Flexible/Grumman , Nabi, Gillig and Nova buses, New Flyer are some of favorite buses!

  • @lambo8961
    @lambo8961 2 года назад

    Around August 2022, the 2005-2006 D40LF will start retirement.

  • @DLF-hu4uu
    @DLF-hu4uu 3 года назад +7

    When are the 8000s going I will miss them there my favorite

    • @DARKNIGHT-525
      @DARKNIGHT-525 3 года назад +3

      U have to wait until the future for that

    • @maxwelljohnson4293
      @maxwelljohnson4293 3 года назад +3

      @@DARKNIGHT-525As soon as Septa order more new buses. They're not being retired right now and next year.

    • @chrismoore5249
      @chrismoore5249 3 года назад +1

      From what I heard , 8000’s have about a year or 2 left

    • @DeltaFish11
      @DeltaFish11 3 года назад +1

      Hopefully they can get more electric buses in the future. Like trolley buses and battery buses that don't break down before a year of service

    • @videonut1988
      @videonut1988 3 года назад

      @@DeltaFish11, some XT40s for Frankford and XE40 CHARGEs for Southern...

  • @itssharrlol
    @itssharrlol 5 месяцев назад

    all of the d40lfs are now retired 🤧🤧 rip new flyer d40lfs 2000-2024

  • @davidjames8613
    @davidjames8613 3 года назад +1

    When you caught 5811 that was my old high school in the background

  • @christophercotton9048
    @christophercotton9048 3 года назад

    SEPTA has LA Metro beat by 75 cents on the base fare. Ours is $1.75.

  • @YuhBoiJJ
    @YuhBoiJJ 3 года назад

    You recorded the last 3 2003's in this video :(

  • @kaneefwoods3037
    @kaneefwoods3037 3 года назад +1

    they should add more 8000s to septas fleet and share them around every depot

  • @nettiemcdonald3623
    @nettiemcdonald3623 3 года назад

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