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1992 Calgary Transit New Flyer D40

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Uploaded by on Nov 24, 2009

Enjoy your ride with me on the *one* and *only* New Flyer high-floor bus currently active in Calgary! #7001, one of the 10 New Flyer D40s purchased by Calgary Transit in 1992, is the last D40 active in revenue service with Calgary Transit as of November 2009. I was fortunate enough to find this bus in service during my 2-days trip to Calgary during mid-November, and it is certainly one of the most memorable bus rides I've ever had throughout my bus-fanning career!

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  • I just actually saw one of Victoria's few MCI Classic's today. I wish I could've rode it, but it was on a route going to the Airport :(

  • With the mass amount of Novas comin' in, grab every chance that you can to ride a classic, simply because you never know if you will see any on the road the next day! =(

  • Nice bus! This is the most common bus used in Victoria, BC.

  • The only place in BC where you can find New Flyer D40s is Vancouver. BC Transit doesn't run any D40s in their systems including Victoria.

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  • high floors are rapidly dying breed, d40hf have always been one of my favorites

  • Man this bus sounds sweet!

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  • @Bus7777 I shall make a trip up there soon, hopefully there will be some left...

  • In the USA, this powertrain combo of the DD 6V92TA and the Voith D863-W7 were only encountered in Portland, ME (Portland Metro), Miami, FL (Metro-Dade County TA), White Plains, NY (Westchester County Bee-Line) and Fresno, CA (FAX) ... all of them Flxible Metros.

  • that is one fine machine my friend

  • @gmcnewlook

    Along with Flxible Metros and the GMC-era RTS II buses.

  • If this bus were a Flxible Metro "B" it probably would've survived longer, but it's too bad Flxible didn't have much of a stay in Canada.

  • These ten D40s (#7001-7010) weren't exactly among the best built for Calgary Transit.

  • If you guys like D40's, make sure you go to Winnipeg. There is tons left there!

  • @gmcnewlook

    So too are V-drive layouts. This D40 has it, as did all heavy-duty Flxibles since 1967, and of course the iconic GMC New Looks (fishbowls) and RTS's.

  • WOW my favorite engine of all time in a Flyer! Now this is what I'm talking about! Gotta fav this one.

  • The first road the bus goes down is the road my school bus use to take every day when I was around 8-9.

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