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mm2 遊車河 (202) GMC RTS Bus TMC T80206 1446 in Friction Valley City

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Uploaded by on Jul 3, 2010

Vehicles:RTS Bus
Engine : Detroit Diesel Series 71
Horsepower: 230
ZF 4HP500(4 Front speed automatically shifted)

The Rapid Transit Series (RTS) bus is a long-running series of transit buses originally manufactured by General Motors (the last generation of that company's long bus heritage) and is currently produced by Millennium Transit Services as the RTS Legend. First produced in 1977, the RTS was GMC's entry into the Advanced Design Bus project (the other entry was the Flxible Metro by competitor Flxible) and is the descendant of GMC's entry in the U.S. Department of Transportation's "Transbus" project. The RTS is notable for its futuristic (at the time) styling featuring automobile-like curved body and window panels. That design has become as classic, though remains more contemporary as that of its predecessor, the GMC New Look which had a curved windshield, but flat side glass and body panels. Most current buses are now made by specialized coach manufacturers with flat sides and windows.

GMC sold the RTS design and patent rights to Transportation Manufacturing Corporation (TMC) of Roswell, New Mexico, in May 1987 though the two companies did a joint order for the New York City Transit Authority to prepare TMC for the production. TMC would sell the design and patents to NovaBus in September 1994 in the midst of an order for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. Production under NovaBus would continue until 2002 when NovaBus left the U.S. market.

The production was revived, however, by Millennium Transit Services, who tried to manufacture the bus in both high- and low-floor configurations.

The RTS was offered in 30-, 35-, and 40-foot (12 m)-long models and was built using a modular design that allowed the same parts to be used for all three lengths, the longest of which could seat up to 47 passengers. It was originally powered by either 6 or 8 cylinder versions of Detroit Diesel's venerable Series 71 two stroke diesel engine channeled through an Allison V730 or Voith/ZF transmission

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  • On my mm2, the RTS Bus was working, but then a few weeks later, it started crashing :(

  • @MVRTA108 it is i love this bus

  • That Bus is originally made by schaefft to gta san andreas

  • where do you get the game?

  • It sounds like a 6v92ta with an Allison Vr731

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