12:27 that 51 bus confused me for so long, but I realized later that it was at Brookline high, and the 51 was one of those MBTA buses that act as a school bus for high schools.
When I went to this city on vacation I noticed the buses did not have pull chords to request stops, instead it's all buttons and push stripes just like the ART buses (NABIs only) and some DC Circulator buses (Xcelsiors and Van Hools).
![MBTA - Bus & Subway Action in Massachusetts [ft. @awh.a1ice!] ~ Summer Special 2022](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SYSyLwv7S-o/mqdefault.jpg)
![MBTA - Bus & Subway Action in Massachusetts [ft. @awh.a1ice!] ~ Summer Special 2022](/img/tr.png)
![[174] TTC Buses in January & February](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/oyXg232u-AQ/mqdefault.jpg)
So far, so good chronicling some of the T's busses that often tend to break down & run late, respectively. Uh-oh!
Beth Budner, Auburndale, MA!
12:27 that 51 bus confused me for so long, but I realized later that it was at Brookline high, and the 51 was one of those MBTA buses that act as a school bus for high schools.
The D40LFs (specifically the 2007-08 ones) sound like our 2011-13 C40LFs here in the MTA. For a Diesel, they sound EXTREMELY close to a CNG.
btw that 1208 fleet is a 28 originally ive been on it
When I went to this city on vacation I noticed the buses did not have pull chords to request stops, instead it's all buttons and push stripes just like the ART buses (NABIs only) and some DC Circulator buses (Xcelsiors and Van Hools).
from a person who lives in boston, i can tell you all of them are (still) like that
Nice Video. Great Job. But Sure it hasn't been the same since RTS Buses got kicked to the curb