It is called a trolley bus, and they are also used in Dayton, OH as well as Vancouver and San Francisco, plus some European cities. They run on electricity and are greener and quieter than a diesel or hybrid bus.
3:44 its another buss like that its the 75 and one time i was going to wayne junction [wich is the end of the line for the 75] and people kept pulling the connecter down from the line! i was only 8 year old when that happen and i still remeber that!
Thank You! You have been very helpful. One last, rather silly question. You think SEPTA would be upset if someone took the front panel that says "NEOPLAN" on it that dangles from some buses. I think were the static tow lines are hidden. I would love to get one as a souvenir.
Which Septa/NJT buses have you taken pictures of? for meits these routes NJT: 32 (Cherry Hill) 74 (Paterson) 135 (New Brunswick) 180 (Paterson but I think this one was glitchy and was actually supposed to be a 190) 190 (Seacaucus) 409 (Central Philly) 509 (Ocean City) 780 (Wallington) Septa: 1 (Local) 14 (local) 20 22 26 28 35 50 55 58 (local) 67 (local) 70 77 84 (local) 88 123 139
How long will the Neoplans be around. I NEED to ride one. They were like a drug to me. They gave me a high no other bus could give. Houston retired all of them :-( because of "age/mileage restrictions". One had less than 200,000 miles on it. For any bus of 12 or older that's great. I'm FEENING for one. If I had a CDL I'd buy one. maybe I can buy one from SEPTA in a couple years. Thanks for the video. The NFIs and NABIs are cool too, but NFIs dominate so many fleets it's hard to be excited.
I miss this Era it's crazy how everything changed now
They will start retiring sometime next year. The Nova artics due to replace them were delayed until next year.
I miss him with the new fires used to have to Detroit's and I this neoplans
It is called a trolley bus, and they are also used in Dayton, OH as well as Vancouver and San Francisco, plus some European cities. They run on electricity and are greener and quieter than a diesel or hybrid bus.
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3:44 its another buss like that its the 75 and one time i was going to wayne junction [wich is the end of the line for the 75] and people kept pulling the connecter down from the line! i was only 8 year old when that happen and i still remeber that!
Southern and midvale use to take the 23 now southern takes the 45 now!
They will still be around in the summer. And as for acquiring one from Septa, email them.
Thanks.
Nice, notice bus #7249. Is the problem coming from the engine? And nice catch of other buses as well NJ Transit buses.
Thank You! You have been very helpful. One last, rather silly question. You think SEPTA would be upset if someone took the front panel that says "NEOPLAN" on it that dangles from some buses. I think were the static tow lines are hidden. I would love to get one as a souvenir.
Which Septa/NJT buses have you taken pictures of?
for meits these routes
NJT:
32 (Cherry Hill)
74 (Paterson)
135 (New Brunswick)
180 (Paterson but I think this one was glitchy and was actually supposed to be a 190)
190 (Seacaucus)
409 (Central Philly)
509 (Ocean City)
780 (Wallington)
Septa:
1 (Local)
14 (local)
20
22
26
28
35
50
55
58 (local)
67 (local)
70
77
84 (local)
88
123
139
Contact someone at Septa about that. By the time next summer rolls around and some are retired, perhaps they might let you do that.
Hey thanks for replying i get it now.....in los angeles we don't have those type of. Buses so i was just curious
Will I be too late if I come to Philadelphia during summer of next year? How can I aquire one from SEPTA?
How long will the Neoplans be around. I NEED to ride one. They were like a drug to me. They gave me a high no other bus could give. Houston retired all of them :-( because of "age/mileage restrictions". One had less than 200,000 miles on it. For any bus of 12 or older that's great. I'm FEENING for one. If I had a CDL I'd buy one. maybe I can buy one from SEPTA in a couple years. Thanks for the video. The NFIs and NABIs are cool too, but NFIs dominate so many fleets it's hard to be excited.
LL0505 Septa retired theirs
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Yeah those are the New Flyer E40LFR trackless trolleys. They replaced the old AMG's that Septa had up into the early 2000's.
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Why do they still have buses running on wires.....guess its to save money
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