You got pretty lucky. Most of the Lynn routes from Haymarket have New Flyers on them. There was only a couple times where I saw an RTS on the 111 and one of the 400 routes.
@bigken6005 I actually looked this route up on a schedule before I decided to catch this bus. During my time there, I saw plenty of RTS on the 400 routes. I think MBTA tends to run them in one direction only, because I didn't see one on any return trips (I only got a 0800-series New Flyer).
Most of the Nova RTS series are in the burbs, while the other models roam inner Boston. Half of New Yorks MTA equipment's are running Nova series as well. Pretty much different models there and here in Boston. The newly Hybrid flyers are within the inner routes around Dtown Boston to conserve fuel efficiency, same gose for any trolley bus.
You got pretty lucky. Most of the Lynn routes from Haymarket have New Flyers on them. There was only a couple times where I saw an RTS on the 111 and one of the 400 routes.
@bigken6005
I actually looked this route up on a schedule before I decided to catch this bus. During my time there, I saw plenty of RTS on the 400 routes. I think MBTA tends to run them in one direction only, because I didn't see one on any return trips (I only got a 0800-series New Flyer).
Most of the Nova RTS series are in the burbs, while the other models roam inner Boston. Half of New Yorks MTA equipment's are running Nova series as well. Pretty much different models there and here in Boston. The newly Hybrid flyers are within the inner routes around Dtown Boston to conserve fuel efficiency, same gose for any trolley bus.
Nope, no bridge. The bus was on a long stretch of road that ran right through a river. Speed limit was about 55mph.
Sad they're all gone now
i love this video
0338 @ Quincy Garage
0338 @ Quincy Garage