HD-MBTA Harvard Bus Tunnel
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Why do some buses not have left side doors?
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There seems to be regular diesels that run in the tunnel once in a while. Are there ventilation systems that vent out the diesel exhaust, or does that not seem to be a problem?
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where is the entrance of the tunnel?
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@vze428s7 The official term for these busses is "trackless trolley"- the second pole is instead of the tracks for a ground.
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@jdgator95 The tunnel is actually in Harvard Square which is CAMBRIDGE MA
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@2012alexg . Fares are paid on-board, with cash fare is higher than the pre-paid card fare.
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The official term is "trackless trolley"- the second pole is instead of the tracks for a ground. The tunnel is actually in Harvard Square which is CAMBRIDGE MA. Fares are paid on-board, with cash fare is higher than the pre-paid card fare.
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Cambridge MA
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Cambridge MA
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JD, in Nabinut's video shot in 2008, I see the Neo trolleybusses running on the 77. I was there several times last year(2009) and there were nothing but diesels running on the 77. I know it runs on very frequent headways, do they ever mix or is that it for the trolleybusses on the 77.
Are the fare gates before the tunnel so its a free transfer from the Red Line
2012alexg 1 year ago
No, I had to pay to get back in :(
jdgator95 1 year ago
where is this
TheWindowdog 1 year ago
In Boston Massachusetts, at the Harvard Red Line station.
jdgator95 1 year ago
Just to ask whats the difference between the trolley buses and the dual mode buses because i heard dat the trolleybuses has a diesel back up engine, so is dat kinda considered a dual mode bus like the silverline neo??
vze428s7 2 years ago
Unlike dual mode buses, trolley buses do not have any diesel engines, but they can run off battery power for a short time.
jdgator95 2 years ago