WMATA New Flyer C40LFR #2805 with Orion 06.501 Low Floor #2081 and Flxible Metro-D 40102 #9807

New Flyer C40LFR #2805 was on the 79, Orion 06.501 Low Floor #2081 was on the J4 and Flxible Metro-D 40102 #9807 was on the Q2? and they were leaving the Silver Springs Bus Terminal. Meanwhile, Neoplan USA AN460A #53xx was on the 70 and Orion 05.501 #4257 was "Not In Service" and they were entering the Silver Springs Bus Terminal in Downtown Silver Springs, MD.

This is my favorite video...from this region! I set myself up for this one perfectly! A great place to enjoy the Buses of Washington D.C. What a video this was! Enjoy!

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[ECDT1089]

First it was New Flyer C40lfr, then Orion vi, then Neoplan An660, then Flxible metro D, and finally Orion V. We have variety of buses.

[TheTransitMan123]

That was a Neoplan USA AN460A? I thought it was a NABI. See what happens when I have a lot of fun!

[WMATAvids]

i love hearing all the engine sounds at once

[bloodynikka1]

the guy on the bike must have missed the bus lol. he's make good time ing on his own. he doesnt need the bus

[coreyprkr2005]

i like dat new flyer jank betta cuz its got dat voith trans whisle

[bigblockz8]

wow...

[NewFlyer97BCT]

good old days, I miss the old Silver Spring...

[WMATAvids]

Maybe he had trouble with the clever device

[Birdman5504]

This is why I love Silver Spring Station, there are different kinds of buses everywhere.

btw that bus with the red Benihana wrap is #4257 and #2081 must have been on the J4 because there is no J8.

[ClassicTVFan82]

Do the WMATA 9800s (9801-9818) have that dark-sounding exhaust note that would make Tim Burton proud?

[Sulaco516]

Okay.

[ECDT1089]

Note that the "R" in C40LFR means restyled. So you don't have to say "with revised styling".