HSR 0301
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Hamilton Street Railway 2003 New Flyer C40LF #0311by MT06031,166 views- 9:20
HSR (Hamilton) 2003 New Flyer Industries C40LF (CNG) on Rt 11by hl75341,612 views
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Aproaching New Flyer C40LFby jncorp584 views
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NCTD Oceanside Transit Centerby nwfblv64,734 views
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HSR 9605 @ Hamilton GO Centreby BusMaxx856 views
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HSR 0302 NFI C40LFby general682002837 views
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Hamilton Street Railway 8609by LeylandNational014,421 views
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New Flyer D40LF (HSR) at New Flyer in Winnipegby ManitobaTransitVids691 views
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Scenic Ride - HSR 1996 C40LF 9602 on the Jolley Cutby hl75341,177 views
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MTA Maryland New Flyer Artic #8004by Bus32043,888 views
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HSR 1996 New Flyer Industries C40LF 9602by hl7534770 views
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MTA New Flyer C40LF Rapid 5411 on Line 444by RTD114,472 views
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MTA New Flyer C40LF Yellowjacket 5497 on Line 18by RTD14,428 views
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Hamilton Street Railway-Main West at MacNabby binbrook21c123443 views
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HSR 0318 New Flyer C40LFby jncorp365 views
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WMATA 2303 with the "Knight Riders"by WES92822,659 views
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New Flyer C40LF Side destination sign malfunctioningby orenstransitpage3,695 views
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WMATA-New Flyer C40LF # 2389 Route W4 (outside of bus)by landoverdivision3213,103 views
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D-dot 2005 New Flyer D40LF bus #4201 audioby baul1042,122 views
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Marta C40LF #2450.by orionvii2711,865 views
LOL! I was thinking about the Hybrid buses.
ECDT1089 3 years ago
That is the Compressed Natural gas on the roof, if you looked under the "caps", you will find metal cylinders, that hold the CNG. :)
Chris06299 3 years ago
The high floor Orion V CNG had its tanks on the roof. Not under the bus. Our Low Floor Orion VI doesn't have them on the roof, so they must have secret hiding places under the bus!
Chris06299 3 years ago
Where does it go on the D40LFs?
Saradomin815 3 years ago
thanks for the info !
bigzebb 4 years ago
The CNG tanks were placed under the bus in the high floor buses. The design of low floor buses doesn't allow for tanks to be placed under the bus due to space restrictions and is why the roofs have a "hump" now.
MBTAguy 4 years ago
That's the fuel tank. The place where the natural gas does its thing in powering the bus is called the "engine".
MBTAguy 4 years ago
Makes it look ugly,
the earlier CNG`s never had that though
bigzebb 4 years ago
Yeah it is. Its where the Natural Gas does it's thing in powering the bus.
ECDT1089 4 years ago
wow ! helluva battery !
bigzebb 4 years ago