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Also can you record ST Albert Transit 1995 D60HF (#804-806 ) please.
s88thebus2 2 years ago
We hope someone will ride one eventually!
general682002 2 years ago
these buses will need good replacement soon,i wonder is St. Albert Transit is replacing these 1991 D60HF with new Artic buses such as D/DE60LF,or D/DE60LFR,or DE60LFA,or NOVABus LFS Artic.
s88Limitedbus 2 years ago 2
Nothing can replace a good ol' D60. Those things are work horses!
Bus7777 2 years ago
it certainly blows, yes.
kitchenmachine 3 years ago
St. Albert Transit is horrid. They're extremely unreliable. The fares are ridiculous too. Just awful.
kitchenmachine 3 years ago
other than that st albert transit blows my mind!
theamazingstoog420 3 years ago
we pay 50 cents here or 1$ how much you pay?
jamin108 2 years ago
MCTS have the same Detroit Diesel 6v92TA engines with Allison HTB748 Transmission on the Neoplans. The fleet numbers on the Neoplan Buses were 3500-3571. The year of the MCTS Neoplan Buses is 1985.
Fiebrantz Station
3500-3529(30)
Fond Du Lac Station
3530-3571(42)
BryceCBS 3 years ago
St. Albert also bought a D60 in 1993 that was built to Mississauga Transit's specifications (6V-92TA to ZF 4HP-500), but then ended up replacing the ZF with an Allison HTB-748 in 1999.
ClassicTVFan82 4 years ago
Actually, it was Strathcona County Transit that bought the bus you are talking about. The bus was numbered #951 and was retired 2 or 3 years ago.
kevlo86 4 years ago
And it was an ex-demo unit. It was also the only D60HF to have been operated by Strathcona.
ClassicTVFan82 4 years ago
nice sound this is near Toronto how many KM away
ferryport1987 4 years ago
This is filmed in Edmonton, Alberta, on the way to St. Albert, Alberta. So no where near Toronto, not even the same province.
kevlo86 4 years ago