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Bus Rapid Transit

**Bus Rapid Transit** (BRT) is a bus system where buses run on exclusive right of way, transit way or mixed traffic. BRT makes limited stops in order to reduce the traveling time. Some BRT systems are equipped with the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS). ITS make transit service more reliable and makes passengers' life easier. For example, if a bus is behind schedule, the green light will be held or a red light will turn green. This allows the bus to get back on schedule. Some BRT systems such as Viva have electronic display signs at each stop to tell the passengers when the next bus will arrive through the global positioning system. BRT stops can range from a simple stop with basic shelter to a bus terminal with many amenities such as comfortable waiting areas. BRT uses a wide range of vehicles. They tend to have multiple doors to allow rapid boarding and leaving. The exterior and interior of the BRT buses are unique in order to give a good impression to the riders.

## Advantages of BRT

The capital cost and operation cost of BRT is cheaper than light rail service. A recent report by General Accounting Office (GAO) reported BRTs capital cost is equivalent to 2% of the light rail capital cost. GAO also reported Denver Bus Lines have lower cost than the Denver’s light rail by 80%. It is because they do not need as many infrastructures (i.e. rails, overhead wires, et cetera) as the light rail and the cost of a bus is cheaper than a train. BRT can be implemented anywhere within a short period of time. It can be installed quickly where as light rail requires years of construction. BRT system can be phased. BRT system can be used as an interim system for a light rail network or subway. Most BRT bus routes run on a High Occupancy Lane (HOV), bus lane or transitway. Those roads allow the buses to travel at a higher speed. Thus reduce the traveling time and bypass congestion. In some BRT systems, the buses have traffic signal priority. In order to speed up the boarding process, BRT requires passengers to pay in advance before boarding the buses. Passengers on the BRT system can travel a long distance without transferring to another bus or train.

## Disadvantages of BRT

Availability of property is a major issue. In order to provide a fast reliable bus service, an exclusive right of way is needed. BRT systems have fewer stops which means the bus stops are more spread out. This may discourage some riders from taking public transit, and some people have the perception that only low-income people take buses.
Ford

**Ford Motor Company** is a large automotive manufacturer headquarted in Dearborn, Michigan, USA. They have plants in countries around the world, and manufacture a wide variety of vehicles including automobiles, vans, buses and trucks.

Ford has manufactured buses in the company's early history, for example the Ford Transit, but most Ford buses are built on Ford chassis by other manufacturers and are commonly referred to as Cutaways:

## Products

School Bus
* B-Series
* E-Series Cutaway
* F-53 and F-59
* Transit (van)

Commercial Bus
* E-Series Cutaway
* F-53 and F-59
* F-Series (medium duty)
* Super Duty Chassis Cab
* Transit (van)

Transit/Suburban Bus
* Ford 99T transit bus
* Ford G997
* Ford R1014
* Ford Trader
* Ford Hawke
* Ford ET7 with Casha bodywork
* Ford Transit (19B, 29B)
* Ford ET7 Aqualina

### Vehicle Components

Engines
* EcoBlue (diesel)
* EcoBoost (gasoline)
* Power Stroke (diesel)
* Modular "Triton" (gasoline)

Transmissions
* TorqShift
Crown Ikarus 286 'D VINs'

**Crown Ikarus 286 'D VINs'** were issued for 1983 model buses. The upper build date represents the bus build date at Ikarus in Hungary and the bottom date represents the bus build date at Crown in California.

**Note:** Alternating blue and white background is used to visually separate different orders.
Coach and Equipment Phoenix

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel, Gasoline

The **Coach and Equipment Phoenix** is a cutaway type bus built on a Ford E-350 or E-450 chassis.

## Specifications

**Engine**

* Ford 5.4L V8 (gasoline)
* Ford 6.0L V8 (diesel)
* Ford 6.8L V10 (gasoline)

**Transmission**

* Ford 5 speed with overdrive

**Fuel Capacity**

* 37 gallons (E-350)
* 55 gallons (E-450)

**Height**

* 80"

**GVWR**

* 11,500-14,050 lbs

**Wheelbase**

* 138 to 176 inches

## Operators

### United States

* Allegany County Transit - Allegany County, MD
* Beaver County Transit Authority - Beaver County, PA
* C TRAN - Elmira, NY
* Chautauqua Area Regional Transit System - Chautauqua County, NY
* Clarkstown Mini-Trans - Clarkstown, NY
* Clinton County Public Transit - Plattsburgh & Clinton County, NY
* Corning-Erwin Area Transit System - NY
* Lowell Regional Transit Authority (LRTA) - Lowell, MA
* Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA Long Island Bus) - Nassau County, NY
* Monroe County Transit Authority (Pocono Pony) - Stroudsburg, PA
* New Jersey Transit - NJ
* Red Rose Transit Authority - Lancaster, PA
* Regional Transportation Agency of Central Maryland (RTA) - Columbia, MD
* Schoharie County Public Transportation - Schoharie County, NY
* Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority - Philadelphia, PA
* Spring Valley Jitney - Spring Valley, NY
* Suffolk County Transit - Suffolk County, NY
* Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit (TCAT) - Ithaca & Tompkins County, NY
* Town of Warwick - Warwick, NY
* Ulster County Area Transit - Ulster County, NY
* Westchester County Bee-Line System - Westchester County, NY

## References

* www.coachandequipment.com/phoenix.htm
* Personal notes & sightings
Meanwhile....in the past....

“Meanwhile... in the past...” is a series within saturns\_comics.

The series consists of flashback type episodes that can go back to anywhere from The 80s, The 90s, The Early 2000s, to Ancient Egypt.

So far all of the series has featured Franz and Andrew, except the comic with Peepo, and the one set in Ancient Egypt.

Later comics of this series, do not use the classic “meanwhile... in the past...” text at the beginning.
Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 2901-2971

**Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 2901-2971** were 1997 NABI 416.09 buses.

## Details

* 1 unit was bought by Cinema Vehicle Services of Los Angeles, CA. It was used in the 2011 movie "Battle: Los Angeles" (filmed in Louisiana in late 2009) as a fake LACMTA bus 7596.
* 1 unit was bought by a movie productions company in the southeast coast. It was used in the 2010 movie "How Do You Know" (filmed in 2009) as a fake WMATA bus 1457 and used in an unknown movie as a fake WMATA bus 2113.

## References

1. ↑ www.youtube.com scene 1, www.youtube.com scene 2, www.youtube.com scene 3, www.youtube.com scene 4 www.youtube.com real driving footage, www.youtube.com more footage (10:00 to 13:20)
2. ↑ www.imcdb.org images 1-4 & www.imcdb.org image 5
3. ↑ www.facebook.com
4. ↑ www.imcdb.org
5. ↑ www.facebook.com
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 services.flhsmv.gov
7. ↑ www.subchat.com & cgi.ebay.com - 1997 Nabi 416 40 Transit Bus (Link no longer available)
8. ↑ process.dmv.ny.gov
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Rapid Transit Press - 2007 Bus Auction and Sales Report Book
10. ↑ www.flickr.com image 1 www.flickr.com image 2 www.flickr.com image 3 www.flickr.com image 4
11. ↑ www.facebook.com
12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 www.flickr.com
13. ↑ services.dps.ohio.gov
14. ↑ c1.staticflickr.com
15. ↑ www.youtube.com
16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 www.facebook.com
17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 www.facebook.com
18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 www.instazu.com
19. ↑ http://www.actransit.org/wp-content/uploads/board\_memos/3533a5.pdf, retrieved on 2013-12-18
20. ↑ www.flickr.com

* NMVTIS
* Ron Hook's AC Transit Notes
Chevrolet

**Chevrolet**, also known as **Chevy**, is a brand of vehicle produced by General Motors Corporation (GM). Chevrolet offers a full range of automobiles, from subcompact cars to medium-duty commercial truck chassis.

## History

Chevrolet was founded by Louis Chevrolet and ousted GM founder William C. Durant on November 8, 1911. Chevrolet was acquired by General Motors in 1917.

## Models

The following are used for cutaway buses and are not a full listing of all models.

* B-Series school bus chassis (1966-2003)
* Express 3500/4500 van chassis (1996–present)
* G-Series van chassis (G30, ChevyVan) (1964-1996)
* GMT 560 medium duty truck chassis (C4500, C5500) (2003-2009)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet
Crown Coach Corporation

**Crown Coach Corporation** was founded by D. Brockway in 1904 as the "Crown Carriage Company" in Los Angeles, California, eventually moving factory operations to Chino, California. Crown went out of business in 1991.

## History

Beginning as a motorized truck builder, Crown expanded into passenger vehicles and quit building trucks. Crown Coach was the creator of the original large, flat nose (transit style or "Type D"), high capacity school bus. Their first example appeared in 1932. Working with Tanner Grey Line of Los Angeles, Crown designed the well-known Art Deco coach that eventually led to a school coach utilizing unibody construction, mid-ship underfloor mounted commercial truck engines (often by Hall-Scott, Detroit Diesel or Cummins; a handful of them had Caterpillar engines) and off-the-shelf Class 8 truck parts, which made them economical to operate. Starting with steel skins, Crown later switched to rust-resistant aluminum panels.

In 1939, Crown bought Moreland Motor Truck Company,

After being purchased by General Electric a few years prior, operation ceased in 1991.

As the state of California does not place restrictions on the service life of school buses, owing to their aluminum body construction, many Crown Coach Supercoach school buses remain in active service well into the second decade of the 2000's, with all of those buses being at least 26 years old and many significantly older.

## Models

* Metropolitan (1935-1937?)
* Model D
* Supercoach (1935-1991)
* Supercoach II (1989-1991)
Elkhart Coach EC II

The **Elkhart Coach EC II** is a cutaway type bus that has a capacity of 8 to 25 passengers. It is built on either the Ford E-350, Ford E-450, or Chevrolet G3500 or G4500 chassis. The bus may feature a wheelchair lift, rear luggage storage, and interior luggage racks.

The EC II was originally introduced in 1991 as the **Goshen Coach GC II** on the new 1992 model year Ford Econoline chassis, replacing an unnamed predecessor based on the previous generation Econoline. In 2005, Forest River Inc. introduced a variant of the GC II design with a restyled rear cap as the Elkhart Coach EC II. Following Forest River's acquisition of Goshen Coach and subsequent product line consolidations, the GC II was discontinued along with the Goshen Coach brand.

## Specifications

**Dimensions**

* Length: 22' to 26.5'
* Width: 94"
* Height: 115"

**Engine**

* Ford 5.4L (gasoline)
* Ford 6.8L (gasoline)
* Ford 6.0L (diesel)
* Ford 7.3L (diesel)
* GM 6.0L (gasoline)
* GM 6.6L (diesel)

**Transmission**

* Automatic

## Operators

### Canada

* Airdrie Transit - Airdrie, AB
* BC Transit - Province of British Columbia excluding Metro Vancouver
* Big Bus Vancouver - Vancouver BC
* Brockville Transit - Brockville, ON
* Calgary Transit - Calgary, AB
* Cornwall Transit - Cornwall, ON
* Edmonton Transit System DATS - Edmonton, AB
* Falcon Bus Charters - Kelowna, BC
* Grand River Transit - Waterloo Region, ON
* Guelph Transit - Guelph, ON
* OC Transpo - Ottawa, ON
* Orangeville Transit - Orangeville, ON
* Sault Ste. Marie Transit - Sault Ste. Marie, ON
* Strathcona County Transit - Sherwood Park, AB
* Wasaga Beach Transit - Wasaga Beach, ON
* Welland Transit - Welland, ON
* Winnipeg Transit - Winnipeg, MB

### United States

* AppalCART - Boone, NC
* Athens Public Transit - Athens, OH
* Billings Metropolitan Transit - Billings, MT
* Blue Water Area Transit - Port Huron, MI
* Charleston Area Regional Transit Authority (CARTA) - Charleston, SC
* Chatham Area Transit (CAT) - Savannah, GA
* Cooperative Alliance for Seacoast Transportation (COAST) - Portsmouth, Dover & Exeter, NH
* Denver Regional Transit District - Denver, CO
* Durham Area Transit Authority - Durham, NC
* Gadsden Transit Services - Gadsden, AL
* Island Transit - Oak Harbor, WA
* Lewiston Transit System - Lewiston, ID
* LINK Transit - Chlean & Douglas Counties, WA
* Mason Transit Authority - Shelton, WA
* New Jersey Transit - New Jersey
* Northfield Transit - Northfield, MN
* Ohio Valley Regional Transit Authority - Wheeling, WV
* Pace - (Suburban) Chicago, IL
* Salem Area Mass Transit District (Cherriots) - Salem, OR
* Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District (Santa Cruz Metro) - Santa Cruz, CA
* University of Tennessee Knoxville Transit - Knoxville, TN

## References

* Goshen Coach GC II Page
* Personal notes & sightings
General Motors PD-3751

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors PD-3751** was a 37 passenger Parlor series coach built in the United States. These buses featured silversides and the gear shift was mounted on the steering column.

1643 units were built and all were for Greyhound companies or affiliates.

## Specifications

**Engine:**

* Detroit Diesel 6-71

**Height:**

* 118"

**Wheelbase:**

* 264"

## Operators

### United States

* Connecticut Railway and Lighting - CT
* St. Louis Metro - St. Louis, MO
* Vandalia Bus Lines - Caseyville, IL
* Waukegan-North Chicago Transit Company - Waukegan, IL
General Motors PD-4104

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors PD-4104** was a 38 or 45 passenger Parlor series coach built from 1953 to 1960 in the United States. It incorporated several of the PD-4501 features such as large forward slanted picture windows, air suspension, air conditioning and an optional restroom.

5,065 were built in total.

## Specifications

**Engine:**

* Detroit Diesel 6-71

**Transmission:**

* 4-speed manual

**Wheelbase:**

* 261"

## Operators

### Canada

* Acadian Lines
* Autobus du Lac Frontière - QC
* Autobus Dupont - QC
* Autobus Fortin & Poulin - Laval, QC
* Autobus Gauthier - QC
* Autobus Leo Beauregard & Fils - QC
* Autocars Fournier - QC
* Canada Coach Lines - Hamilton, ON
* Canadian Coachways
* Carr's Deluxe Coaches - ON
* Charterways Transportation - Malton, ON
* Colonial Coach Lines - ON
* Conmac Stage Lines - Sidney, BC
* Diversified Transportation - Fort McMurray, AB
* Erie Coach Lines (?-1999) - London, ON
* Farr's Coach Lines
* Franklin Coach Lines - Belleville, ON
* Grey Coach Lines - Toronto, ON
* Guelph Transit  - Guelph, ON
* Hammond Transportation - ON
* L&H Coachways
* Lishman's Coach Lines - ON
* Mair's Charter Service - BC
* Maverick Coach Lines - Vancouver, BC
* Music Mann Leasing - London, ON
* Pacific Coach Lines
* Pacific Stage Lines - Vancouver, BC
* Penetang-Midland Coach Lines - Midland, ON
* Provincial Transport - Montreal, QC
* Southway (C.A. Bailey/Leamington Transit) - Leamington, ON
* Sudbury Transit - Sudbury, ON
* Trailways of Canada
* Transport Fontaine - QC
* Travelways - ON
* United Trails - Kitchener, ON
* Vancouver Island Coach Lines - Victoria, BC
* Voyageur Colonial Bus Lines

### United States

* Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad - Glen Burnie, MD
* Bonanza Bus Lines - Providence, RI
* Brush Hill Tours - MA
* Capitol Trailways - Harrisburg, PA
* Chicago and Calumet District Transit Company - Hammond, IN
* Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority - Corpus Christi, TX
* Corpus Christi Transit System - Corpus Christi, TX
* Holyoke Street Railway - Holyoke, MA
* Indian Trails - Owosso, MI
* Indiana Motor Bus Company - South Bend, IN
* Interstate Buses - Springfield, MA
* Jacksonville Coach Company - Jacksonville, FL
* Jacksonville Transportation Authority - Jacksonville, FL
* Lockport Bus Lines - Lockport, NY
* MTA Maryland - Baltimore, MD
* New York Bus Service - New York, NY
* Niagara Frontier Transit System - Buffalo, NY
* Norwalk Transit System - Norwalk, CA
* Nueces Transportation Company - Corpus Christi, TX
* Peerless Stages - Oakland, CA
* Peter Pan Bus Lines - Springfield, MA
* Richfield Bus Company - Bloomington, MN
* Royal Coach Tours - San Jose, CA
* Tidewater Regional Transit Authority - VA
* Utah Transit Authority - Salt Lake City, UT
* Virginia Transit Company - VA
* West Suburban Transit Lines - Lombard, IL
* Yosemite Transportation System - Yosemite National Park
Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 141-145

**Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 141-145** were 1996 ElDorado National Aerotech bodied buses built on a Chevrolet chassis.

Originally used on light routes, these buses went to Laidlaw for paratransit use and later returned.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.actransit.org/wp-content/uploads/board\_memos/367df6.pdf, retrieved on 2013-12-17
2. ↑ http://www.actransit.org/wp-content/uploads/board\_memos/3533a5.pdf, retrieved on 2013-12-18
3. ↑ www.dmv.ca.gov
General Motors TDH-4801

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors TDH-4801** was a 37 3/4 feet Old Look built from 1953 to 1959 in the United States. The TDH-4801's were built to meet a California rule concerning maximum axle load limits. They featured a shorter wheelbase of 279 inches.

547 units were built for California operators.

## Operators

### United States

* Key System Transit Lines - Oakland, CA
* Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority - Los Angeles, CA
* Los Angeles Transit Lines - Los Angeles, CA
* Regional Transit Service - Riverside, CA
* Royal Coach Tours - San Jose, CA
* Santa Monica Municipal Bus Lines (Big Blue Bus) - Santa Monica, CA
General Motors S6H-4503A

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors S6H-4503A** was a 35 foot, air conditioned suburban New Look built from 1968 to 1971 in the United States. It was powered by a Detroit Diesel 6V71N and a Allison automatic transmission.

31 were built in total.

## Operators

### United States

* Cities Transit - Tallahassee, FL
* Dixieland Sightseeing Tours - New Orleans, LA
* Gray Line Motor Tours - New Orleans, LA
* Kent State University - Kent, OH
* MacKenzie Tours - HI
* Sacramento Transit Authority - Sacramento, CA
* Southern Tours - New Orleans, LA
* Syracuse and Oswego Motor Lines - NY
* United States Air Force - Bolling AFB
* Westours Motor Coaches - Seattle, WA

## Preserved Coaches

 1969
General Motors TDH-4010

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors TDH-4008** was a 33 foot Old Look transit bus built from 1946 to 1948 in the United States.

1491 units were built in total.

## Specifications

**Engine**

* Detroit Diesel 4-71

## Demonstrator Units

* To South Orange Avenue IBOA 471 in Feb. 1949.

## Operators

### United States

* Cities Transit - Lakeland, FL
* Cooperative Transit Company - Wheeling, WV
* Des Moines Transit Company - Des Moines, IA
* Detroit Street Railway - Detroit, MI
* Fresno City Lines - Fresno, CA
* Howard Bus Lines - Columbus, GA
* Reading Street Railway - Reading, PA
* Reading Bus Company - Reading, PA
* The Connecticut Company (ConnCo) - CT
* TRANSPO - South Bend, IN
* Union Street Railway Company - New Bedford, MA
* United Motor Coach - Des Plaines, IL
* West Suburban Transit Lines - Lombard, IL
General Motors TDH-3714

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors TDH-3714** was a 30 foot Old Look transit bus built from 1953 to 1960 in the United States.

825 units were built in total.

## Specifications

**Engine**

* Detroit Diesel 4-71

## Operators

### Canada

* Autocars Fournier - QC
* Metrobus - St. John's, NL

### United States

* Atlantic City Transportation Company - Atlantic City, NJ
* Aurora City Lines - Aurora, IL
* Bibb Transit Company - Macon, GA
* Biloxi-Gulfport City Lines - Biloxi/Gulfport, MS
* Cedar Rapids Transit - Cedar Rapids, IA
* Cities Transit - Lakeland, FL
* Connecticut Railway and Lighting (CR&L)
* Culver CityBus - Culver City, CA
* Double A Transportation - Rocky Hill, CT
* Druid City Transit - Tuscaloosa, AL
* Fort Lauderdale Transit Lines - Fort Lauderdale, FL
* Holyoke Street Railway - Holyoke, MA
* Jacksonville Coach Company - Jacksonville, FL
* Jacksonville Transportation Authority - Jacksonville, FL
* Keyline Transit - Dubuque, IA
* Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority - Los Angeles, CA
* New Castle Area Transit Authority (NCATA) - New Castle, PA
* Norwalk Transit System - Norwalk, CA
* Peoria-Rockford Bus Company - IL
* Rogue Valley Transportation District - Medford, OR
* St. Petersburg Municipal Transit System - St. Petersburg, FL
* Santa Monica Municipal Bus Lines - Santa Monica, CA
* Savannah Transit Company - Savannah, GA
* Southern California Rapid Transit District (SCRTD) - Los Angeles, CA
* The Connecticut Company (ConnCo) - CT
* TriMet - Portland, OR
* Valley Transit - Appleton, WI
General Motors S6M-4503

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors S6M-4503** was a 35 foot, non air conditioned Suburban New Look built from 1968 to 1971 in the United States and 1968 in Canada. It was powered by a Detroit Diesel 6V71N and a manual transmission.

26 were built in total.

## Operators

### Canada

* BC Hydro - Victoria, BC
* Diversified Transportation - Fort McMurray, AB
* SMT Eastern - Halifax, NS
* Yellow Cab - Edmonton, AB

### United States

* United States Air Force
* Western Michigan University
* Western Tours - Seattle, WA

## External Links

* S6M-4503 US production list
* S6M-4503 Canadian production list
General Motors PD-4108

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors PD-4108** was a 35 foot Parlor series coach built from 1970 to 1972 in the United States. The 4108 was essentially a 4107 with minor changes.

68 units were built.

## Specifications

**Engine:**

* Detroit Diesel 8V71

**Transmission:**

* Manual 4-speed

**Wheelbase:**

* 260"

## Operators

### Canada

* Acadian Lines
* Autobus Drummondville (Bourgeois) - Drummondville, QC
* Burley Bus Lines
* Charterways Transportation - Malton, ON
* Diversified Transportation - Fort McMurray, AB
* Travelways - ON
General Motors TDM-5302

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors TDM-5302** was a 40 foot New Look built in 1961 in the United States.

20 were built in total by General Motors Corporation in the United States, all for Public Service Coordinated Transport in New Jersey (fleet numbers R500-R519).

## Operators

### United States

* Public Service Coordinated Transport - New Jersey

## External Links

* Ohio Museum of Transportation - TDM-5302 US production list
General Motors T6H-5306

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors T6H-5306** was a 40 foot New Look built from 1968 to 1971 in the United States and from 1968 to 1972 in Canada.

## Operators

### Canada

* Beaver Bus Lines - Winnipeg, MB
* Guelph Transit  - Guelph, ON
* Niagara Transit - Niagara, ON
* Oakville Transit - Oakville, ON
* Pacific Stage Lines - Vancouver, BC
* St. Catharines Transit - St. Catharines, ON
* West Vancouver Municipal Transit - West Vancouver, BC

### United States

* Bonanza Bus Lines - Providence, RI
* Brush Hill Tours - Boston, MA
* Gary Public Transportation Corporation (GPTC) - Gary, IN
* Gary Transit - Gary, IN
* Indiana University Campus Bus Service - Bloomington, IN
* Niagara Frontier Transit System - Buffalo, NY
* NFTA Metro - Buffalo & Niagara Frontier Region, NY
* RIPTA - Rhode Island

## External Links

* Ohio Museum of Transportation - T6H-5306 US production list
* Transit Canada - T6H-5305 / T6H-5306 Canadian production list

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General Motors TD-3206

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors TD-3206** was a 28 foot, 32 passenger Old Look transit bus built from 1945 to 1946 in the United States.

675 were built in total.

## Operators

### United States

* Cities Transit - Tallahassee, FL
* Danbury Power and Transportation Company - Danbury, CT
* DeCamp Bus Lines - Montclair, NJ
* New Castle Area Transit Authority (NCATA) - New Castle, PA
* United Motor Coach - Des Plaines, IL
General Motors TD-4506

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors TD-4506** was a 35 foot Old Look transit bus built from 1945 to 1946 in the United States.

1200 units were built in total.

## Operators

### United States

* Baltimore Transit Company - Baltimore, MD
* Chicago Motor Coach - Chicago, IL
* Chicago Surface Lines - Chicago, IL
* Chicago Transit Authority - Chicago, IL
* Detroit Street Railway - Detroit, MI
* Gardena Municipal Bus Lines - Gardena, CA
* Green Bus Lines - Jamaica, NY
* Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority - Los Angeles, CA
* Los Angeles Transit Lines - Los Angeles, CA
* MTA Maryland - Baltimore, MD
* Peerless Stages - Oakland, CA
* St. Louis Metro - St. Louis, MO
* St. Louis Public Service Company - St. Louis, MO
* Triboro Coach Corporation - Jackson Heights, NY
* West Suburban Transit Lines - Lombard, IL
Cummins ISB

The **Cummins ISB** is an inline 4- or 6-cylinder diesel engine used in commercial passenger vehicles. The 4-cylinder engine has a displacement of 4.5 litres, and the 6-cylinder engine has a displacement of 6.7 litres. Prior to the update to meet the EPA 2007 and Euro 4 standards, the engine was available in displacements of 3.9 or 5.9 litres.

The Cummins B Series engine was updated in 1998 with four valves per cylinder, Bosch VP44 injection pumps, and new electronics under Cummins' Interact System. The engine was renamed the ISB (for **I**nteract **S**ystem). For the 2003 model year, the ISB was introduced with Bosch high pressure common rail fuel injection and increased power output. The EPA 2007 ISB introduced a variable geometry turbocharger and active particulate filter as standard. To further reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) levels to EPA 2010 and Euro 4 standards, Cummins employed selective catalytic reduction (SCR). The EPA 2010 ISB, known as the **ISB6.7**, is only available as a 6-cylinder engine. It received EPA 2010 certification on January 8, 2010. The EPA 2013 and Euro 6 have On-Board Diagnostics to monitor emissions-related engine systems.

## References

* Cummins ISB EPA 2004, everytime.cummins.com, retrieved on 2009-06-04
* Cummins ISB EPA 2007, everytime.cummins.com, retrieved on 2009-06-04
General Motors PD-4107

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors PD-4107** was a 38-45 passenger Parlor series coach built from 1966 to 1969 in the United States. The passenger seats were a step up from the front end of the coach which increased underfloor luggage capacity.

1,267 were built in total.

## Specifications

**Engine:**

* Detroit Diesel 8V71

**Transmission:**

* Manual 4-speed

**Wheelbase:**

* 260"

## Operators

### Canada

* Acadian Lines
* Autobus Auger Metropolitain
* Autobus Bélair
* Autobus Deshaies
* Autobus Dupont
* Autobus Fortin & Poulin - Laval, QC
* Burley Bus Lines
* Canadian Coachways
* Charterways Transportation - Malton, ON
* Dewdney Coach Lines - Trail, BC
* Diversified Transportation - Fort McMurray, AB
* International Stage Lines - Richmond, BC
* Martin's Coach Lines
* Murray Hill - QC
* Music Mann Leasing - London, ON
* Pacific Coach Lines
* Penetang-Midland Coach Lines - Midland, ON
* Sandwich, Windsor and Amherstburg Railway Company - Windsor, ON
* Saskatchewan Transportation Company
* SMT (Eastern) - St. John, NB
* Transport Fontaine - QC
* Vancouver Island Coach Lines - Victoria, BC
* Voyageur Colonial Bus Lines

### United States

* Bonanza Bus Lines - Providence, RI
* Brush Hill Tours - Boston, MA
* Chicago and Calumet District Transit Company - Hammond, IN
* City of Commerce Municipal Bus - Commerce, CA
* Fresno Municipal Lines - Fresno, CA
* Indiana University Campus Bus Service - Bloomington, IN
* Manchester Transit Authority (MTA) - Manchester, NH
* Peerless Stages - Oakland, CA
* Plymouth & Brockton Street Railway Company - Plymouth, MA
* Royal Coach Tours - San Jose, CA
* The Connecticut Company (ConnCo) - CT
* Yosemite Transportation System - Yosemite National Park
General Motors S8M-5304A

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors S8M-5304A** was a 40 foot, air conditioned Suburban New Look built from 1971 to 1977 in the United States.

171 were built in total.

## Specifications

**Engine**

* Detroit Diesel 8V71N

**Transmission**

* Manual

## Operators

### Canada

* Bell-Horizon
* Canada Coach Lines - Hamilton, ON
* Commission de transport de la communauté urbaine de Montréal - Montréal, QC
* Metropolitan Provincial - Montreal, QC
* Société de transport de la communauté urbaine de Montréal - Montreal, QC

### United States

* 88 Transit Lines - Charleroi, PA
* Academy Bus Lines - NJ
* Chicago and Calumet District Transit Company - Hammond, IN
* DeCamp Bus Lines - Montclair, NJ
* Denver Regional Transit District - Denver, CO
* Gray Line Hawaii
* Lakeland Bus Lines - Dover, NJ
* New York Bus Service - New York, NY
* Royal Coach Tours - San Jose, CA
* Villani Bus Company - Linden, NJ
General Motors PD-4101

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors PD-4101** was a 41-45 passenger Parlor series coach built in the United States.

335 were built.

## Specifications

**Engine:**

* Detroit Diesel 6-71

**Wheelbase:**

* 247"

## Operators

### United States

* Capitol Trailways - Harrisburg, PA
* Plymouth & Brockton Street Railway Company - Plymouth, MA
* Private Transportation - Brooklyn, NY
GMC

**General Motors Corporation** was once an American manufacturer of buses. Bus production was located in Pontiac, Michigan, and the company built buses for companies around the world.

Yellow Cab Company was created in 1923 and in 1925 General Motors became a majority owner of the company, changing the name to the Yellow Truck & Coach Manufacturing Company. General Motors purchased the company outright in 1943 and it was merged with Truck Division of GM, being renamed the GM Truck & Coach Division. GM continued the Yellow Coach product line and in 1944 the GM badge replaced the Yellow Coach badge.

## Bus Models

* Intercity Coach/Parlor (1940s-1980)
* New Look (1959-1977)
* Old Look (1940-1969)
* Rapid Transit Series (1977-1987)

GM also produced several chassis for school bus/cutaway applications

* B-Series school bus chassis (1966-2003)
* G-Series van chassis (Handi-Van, VanDura) (1964-1996)
* Savana 3500/4500 van chassis (1996-present)
* GMT 560 medium duty truck chassis (2003-2009)

## Subsidiaries

### GMDD

In 1961 GM opened a plant in London, Ontario, Canada, (General Motors Diesel Division or GMDD) that built buses as well as military vehicles and railway equipment.

## Vehicle Components

### Engines

* Duramax diesel engines (Under DMAX partnership with Isuzu)
* Vortec gasoline engines
General Motors PGA-3301

**Power/Fuel** | Gasoline

The **General Motors PGA-3301** was a 33 passenger Parlor series coach built in the United States. They were fabricated to Army specification with body panels from dies left over from discontinued parlor models and the front ends of the lightweight TGH-2708's.

840 units were built exclusively for the U.S. Army.

## Specifications

**Engine:**

* Chevrolet 503 cubic inch six cylinder

## References

1. ↑ bustalk.info, retrieved on 2012-01-08.
General Motors TDM-5304

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors TDM-5304** was a 40 foot New Look built from 1963-1965 in the United States.

57 were built in total by General Motors Corporation in the United States.

## Operators

### United States

* DeBolt Lines - Pittsburgh, PA
* DeCamp Bus Lines - Montclair, NJ
* Public Service Coordinated Transport - NJ

## External Links

* Ohio Museum of Transportation - TDM-5304 US production list
General Motors TD-4007

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors TD-4007** was a 33 foot Old Look transit bus built from 1944 to 1945 in the United States.

800 units were built in total.

## Operators

### United States

* Baltimore Transit Company - Baltimore, MD
* Capitol Trailways - Harrisburg, PA
* Chicago and Calumet District Transit Company - Hammond, IN
* Cooperative Transit Company - Wheeling, WV
* Des Moines Transit Company - Des Moines, IA
* Gary Railways - Gary, IN
* Gary Transit - Gary, IN
* Howard Bus Lines - Columbus, GA
* Leyden Motor Coach - Elmwood Park, IL
* Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority - Los Angeles, CA
* Los Angeles Transit Lines - Los Angeles, CA
* Montebello Municipal Bus Lines - Montebello, CA
* MTA Maryland - Baltimore, MD
* Peoria Transportation Company - Peoria, IL
* St. Louis Metro - St. Louis, MO
* St. Louis Public Service Company - St. Louis, MO
* South Suburban Safeway Lines - Harvey, IL
* Tampa Transit Lines - Tampa, FL
* Union Street Railway Company - New Bedford, MA
* West Suburban Transit Lines - Lombard, IL
General Motors SDH-4502

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors SDH-4502** was a 35 foot Suburban New Look built from 1963 to 1967 in the United States and 1965 to 1968 in Canada. It featured all forward facing seats on a raised platform and optional A/C.

59 were built in total. 53 by General Motors Corporation in the United States and 6 by General Motors Diesel Division in Canada.

## Specifications

**Engine**

* Detroit Diesel 6V71N

**Transmission**

* Allison VH
* Allison VH9

## Operators

### Canada

* A.J. Bus Lines
* Autobus Paquette - Saint-Eustache, QC
* Charterways Transportation - Malton, ON
* Murray Hill - QC

### United States

* Atlantic City Transportation Company - Atlantic City, NJ
* Chicago and Calumet District Transit Company - Hammond, IN
* Domenico Bus Service - Bayonne, NJ
* Gary Public Transportation Corporation (GPTC) - Gary, IN
* Gary Transit - Gary, IN
* Martin Lines - Royal Oak, MI
* New York Bus Service - New York, NY
* Rapid Transit Lines - Houston, TX
* West Suburban Transit Lines - Lombard, IL
Flyer Industries

**Flyer Industries Limited** was a bus manufacturer based in Manitoba. It was founded by John Coval in 1930 as the Western Auto and Truck Body Works Ltd.—later changing its name in 1948 to Western Flyer Coach. The company was acquired by the Manitoba Development Corporation, a provincial agency, and changed its name to Flyer Industries Limited in 1971.

By 1985, the Manitoba government was looking to divest itself of Flyer Industries. It was anticipated that the manufacturer would have had to cease operation in the near future without a significant investment from the government. An agreement was reached with Den Oudsten Bussen BV of Holland who would pay $1 million for Flyer Industries's common shares and invest $2,065,000 in the company. The deal closed on July 15, 1986. Flyer Industries changed its name to New Flyer Industries and continues to operate to this day.

## Models

### Transit

* D700A (1969-1973)
* D800 (1974-77, based on the AM General Metropolitan which itself was a updated version of the D700)
* D800B (1977-81)
* D900 (1980)
* D901/D901A (1980-86)
* D902 (1984, for San Francisco)

### Electric Trolley Bus

* E700A (1970-1973)
* E800 (1974-1979)
* E800B (1978, for the Hamilton Street Railway)
* E901A (1981, for Vancouver)
* E902 (1982-84, for Vancouver)

## References

1. ↑ Dutch Bus Firm to Acquire Flyer. Press release. 25 April 1986. Government of Manitoba.
Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 2732-2761

**Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 2732-2761** were 1992 model Gillig Phantom 30' (30102TB6V92T) buses built in 1991-1992.

## Details

* 10 units were auctioned off on 11/13/2010.
* 6 units were auctioned off on 1/29/2011.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.actransit.org/wp-content/uploads/board\_memos/GM%2012-059%20Vehicle%20Disposal.pdf, retrieved on 2013-12-18
2. ↑ http://www.actransit.org/wp-content/uploads/board\_memos/976de1.pdf, retrieved on 2013-12-18
3. ↑ http://www.actransit.org/wp-content/uploads/board\_memos/3533a5.pdf, retrieved on 2013-12-18
4. ↑ www.1stcapitolauction.com
5. ↑ www.1stcapitolauction.com
6. ↑ www.pacbus.org
7. ↑ www.flickr.com
8. ↑ www.flickr.com
9. ↑ www.facebook.com
General Motors T6H-5309A

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors T6H-5309A** was a 40 foot New Look built from 1972 to 1973 in the United States. It was a specially built model for the NYCTA. They were essentially identical to the T6H-5307A models that were being sold to other operators.

T6H-5309A's were configured for local service and sat 43 passengers in a perimeter seating arrangement. They also had street level exhaust.

434 were built in total.

## Operators

### United States

* Double A Transportation - Rocky Hill, CT
* Metropolitan Transportation Authority (New York City Transit Authority) - New York, NY

## External Links

* Ohio Museum of Transportation - T6H-5309A US production list

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General Motors Parlor Series

General Motors built a large number of highway coaches from 1940s-1980.

## Models

### 33 foot

* PD-2903
* PG-2904
* PD-3302
* PGA-3301

### 35 foot

* PDA-3702
* PDA-3703
* PDA-3704
* PD-3751
* PD-4101 (1948-51)
* PD-4102
* PD-4103
* PD-4104 (1953-59)
* PD-4106 (1960-65)
* PD-4107 (1966-69)
* PD-4108 (1970-72)
* PD-4151
* PGA-3702
* P8M-4108A (1972-1978)
* H8H-941 (1979-80)

### 40 foot

* PD-4501 Scenicruiser (1954-56)
* PD-4903 (1968-69)
* PD-4905 (1970-72)
* P8M-4905A (1972-1978)
* H8H-649 (1979-80)
General Motors T6H-5305

The **General Motors T6H-5305** was a 40 foot New Look built from 1967 to 1971 in the United States and from 1968 to 1972 in Canada.

## Operators

### Canada

* Autobus Laval
* Autocars Fournier - QC
* Belleville Transit - Belleville, ON
* Brampton Transit - Brampton, ON
* Brewster - Banff, AB
* Calgary Transit - Calgary, AB
* Canadian Premier Charters
* Charterways Transportation - Malton, ON
* City Transit - St. John, NB
* CTCUM - Montréal, QC
* Commission de transport de la ville de Laval - Laval, QC
* Commission de transport de Montréal - Montréal, QC
* Corporation intermunicipale de transport de la Rive-Sud de Québec - Levis, QC
* Halifax Transit Corporation - Halifax, NS
* Kitchener Public Utilities Commission - Kitchener, ON
* Lethbridge LA Transit - Lethbridge, AB
* Markham Transit - Markham, ON
* Mississauga Transit - Mississauga, ON
* Ottawa Transportation Commission - Ottawa, ON
* Regina Transit - Regina, SK
* Réseau Trans-Sud - Lévis, QC
* St. Catharines Transit - St. Catharines, ON
* Saint John Transit - Saint John, NB
* Saskatoon Transit - Saskatoon, SK
* Société de transport de Lévis - Lévis, QC
* STCUM - Montreal, QC
* Strathcona County Transit - Sherwood Park, AB
* Toronto Transit Commission - Toronto, ON
* Vaughan Transit - Vaughan, ON

### United States

* AC Transit - Alameda & Contra Costa Counties, CA
* CyRide - Ames, IA
* Denver Tramway Corporation - Denver, CO
* Detroit Department of Transportation (DDOT) - Detroit, MI
* Detroit Street Railway - Detroit, MI
* Great Lakes Transit Corporation - Birmingham, Roseville & Wyandotte, MI
* MBTA - Boston, MA
* Metropolitan Transit - Dearborn, MI
* Santa Monica Municipal Bus Lines - Santa Monica, CA
* Southeastern Michigan Transportation Authority - (Suburban) Detroit, MI

## External Links

* Ohio Museum of Transportation - T6H-5305 US production list
* Transit Canada - T6H-5305 / T6H-5306 Canadian production list

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General Motors TDH-4518

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors TDH-4518** was a 35 foot New Look built from 1963 to 1967 in the United States.

124 were built in total, all for operators in the United States.

## Specifications

**Engine**

* Detroit Diesel 6V71N

**Transmission**

* Allison VH (1963-1966)
* Allison VH9 (1966-1967)
* Allison VS2-6 (1966-1967)

## Operators

### United States

* MARTA - Atlanta, GA
* PAT - Pittsburgh, PA
* SamTrans - San Mateo County, CA

## External Links

* Ohio Museum of Transportation - TDH-4518 US production list
General Motors T6M-5306A

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors T6M-5306A** was a 40 foot, air conditioned New Look built in 1969 in the United States.

46 were built in total.

## Operators

### United States

* Public Service Coordinated Transport - NJ
* Riverdale Transit Corporation - Yonkers, NY

## External Links

* Ohio Museum of Transportation - T6M-5306A US production list
General Motors S8H-5304A

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors S8H-5304A** was a 40 foot, air conditioned Suburban New Look built from 1972 to 1976 in the United States.

296 were built in total.

## Operators

### Canada

* Autobus Dupont
* Cardinal Coach Lines (FirstGroup plc) - Calgary, AB
* Commission de transport de la ville de Laval - Laval, QC
* Cullingford Coaches - Scarborough, ON
* GO Transit - Golden Horseshoe, ON
* Grey Coach Lines - Toronto, ON
* Pacific Stage Lines - Vancouver, BC
* Sudbury Transit - Sudbury, ON

### United States

* Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) - Albany, NY
* Denver Regional Transit District (RTD) - Denver, CO
* Metropolitan Suburban Bus Authority (MSBA) - Nassau County, NY
* New York Bus Service (NYBS) - New York, NY
* Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority (NFTA) - Buffalo & Niagara Frontier Region, NY
* Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority (RGRTA) - Rochester, NY
New Flyer Industries L35LF

The **New Flyer Industries L35LF** was a liquefied natural gas (LNG) version of the D35LF model. Even though it was offered from 1994 until 2009, only around 32 L35LF buses were ever built, for one year in 1997, with most of those units converted to CNG. It was discontinued in 2009, when New Flyer discontinued the LF series of buses with the traditional style front and rear ends. Restyled Low Floor and MiDi equivalents were never produced, along with an Xcelsior version due to CNG fuel being cheaper than LNG.

## Operators

### United States

* Central Florida Regional Transit Authority (LYNX) - Orlando, FL
* Laketran - Painesville, OH
* Centre Area Transportation Authority (CATA) - State College, PA
* Rabbit Transit - York, PA

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General Motors T8H-5305

The **General Motors T8H-5305** was a 40 foot New Look built from 1968 to 1971 in the United States.

## Specifications

**Engine**

* Detroit Diesel 8V71N

**Transmission**

* Allison VS1-8
* Allison VS2-8

## Demonstrator Units

* Sold in May 1975 to Trailblazers Utility District of Hickman City.

## Operators

### United States

* King County Metro - Seattle, WA
* Peerless Stages - Oakland, CA
* San Francisco MUNI - San Francisco, CA

## External Links

* Ohio Museum of Transportation - T8H-5305 US production list

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General Motors PDA-3703

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors PDA-3703** was a 37 passenger Parlor series coach built in the United States.

## Operators

### Canada

* Burley Bus Lines - ON
* Colonial Coach Lines - ON
* Gray Coach Lines - Toronto, ON
* Kawartha Coach Lines - ON
* Penetang-Midland Coach Lines - ON
* SMT (Eastern) - NB
* Transport Hull Métropolitain - QC

### United States

* Asbury Park New York Transit
* Great Lakes Greyhound Lines - Detroit, MI
* Hudson Transit Lines - NJ
* Indian Trails - Owosso, MI
* Indiana Motor Bus Company - IN
* Michaud Bus Lines - MA
* Plymouth & Brockton Street Railway Company - Plymouth, MA
* Richfield Bus Company - Bloomington, MN
* Trafford Coach Lines - PA
Flyer Industries D901

The **Flyer Industries D901** was a revision of their D900. The most notable difference is the windshield wraps around the corner towards the A-pillar for improved visibility. Like the D900, the D901 uses a welded steel integral frame and has the engine mounted transversely at the rear. The D901 was available with the option for air conditioning and a wheelchair lift.

## Specifications

 Rockwell

## Operators

### Canada

* Brandon Transit - Brandon, MB
* Calgary Transit - Calgary, AB
* Coast Mountain Bus Company - Metro Vancouver, BC
* Toronto Transit Commission - Toronto, ON
* Vancouver Regional Transit System - Vancouver, BC
* Winnipeg Transit - Winnipeg, MB

### United States

* AC Transit - Alameda & Contra Costa Counties, CA
* County Connection - Central Contra Costa County, CA
* CENTRO - Syracuse, Onondaga, Oswego, Cayuga & Oneida counties, NY
* Chicago Transit Authority - Chicago, IL
* Community Transit - Lynnwood & Snohomish County, WA
* Coram Bus Service - Coram, NY
* Inter-County Motor Coach - NY
* Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority - Boston, MA
* People Mover - Anchorage, AK
* SamTrans - San Mateo County, CA
* Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District (Santa Cruz Metro) - Santa Cruz, CA
* Suffolk County Transit - Suffolk County, NY
* Torrance Transit - Torrance, CA
* Volusia County Transit (Votran) - Volusia County, FL

## Demonstrator and engineering units

Below is a list of known demonstrator and engineering buses.
General Motors PD-4103

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors PD-4103** was a 37 or 41 passenger Parlor series coach built in the United States. Features included an new rear end.

1501 were built.

## Specifications

**Engine:**

* Detroit Diesel 6-71

**Wheelbase:**

* 247"

## Operators

### Canada

* Autobus A. Drolet - QC
* Autobus Bromont - QC
* Autobus Fortin & Poulin - QC
* Autocars Fournier - QC
* Autobus Gauthier - QC
* Gray Coach Lines - Toronto, ON
* Transport Fontaine - QC

### United States

* Brush Hill Tours
* Capitol Trailways - Harrisburg, PA
* Chicago and Calumet District Transit Company - Hammond, IN
* Duluth Transit Authority - Duluth, MN
* Fresno City Lines - Fresno, CA
* Fresno Municipal Lines - Fresno, CA
* Indiana Motor Bus Company - South Bend, IN
* Lockport Bus Lines - Lockport, NY
* Marquette Bus Service - MI
* MTA Maryland - Baltimore, MD
* Plymouth & Brockton Street Railway Company - Plymouth, MA
* Pueblo Transportation Company - Pueblo, CO
* Richfield Bus Company - Bloomington, MN
* Sacramento Transit Authority - Sacramento, CA
* St. Louis Metro - St. Louis, MO
* West Suburban Transit Lines - Lombard, IL
General Motors T8H-5308A

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors T8H-5308A** was a 40 foot New Look built from 1972 to 1976 in the United States and 1981 to 1983 in Canada.

It featured a Detroit Diesel 8V71N diesel engine and A/C.

522 were built in total.

## Operators

### United States

* ABQ RIDE - Albuquerque, NM
* Alexandria, Barcroft and Washington Transit Company - Alexandria, VA
* Avenue B and East Broadway Transit Company - New York, NY
* Champaign Urbana Mass Transit District - Champaign and Urbana, IL
* Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) - Charlotte, NC
* Chicago and Calumet District Transit Company - Hammond, IN
* Connecticut Transit (CT Transit) - Stamford, Hartford & New Haven, CT
* CyRide - Ames, IA
* Domenico Bus Service - Bayonne, NJ
* Double A Transportation - Rocky Hill, CT
* Gary Public Transportation Corporation (GPTC) - Gary, IN
* Greater Richmond Transit Company (GRTC) - Richmond, VA
* Indiana University Campus Bus Service - Bloomington, IN
* Las Vegas Transit System - Las Vegas, NV
* Madison Metro - Madison, WI
* Metro Area Transit - Omaha, NE
* MTA Maryland - Baltimore, MD
* New Britain Transportation Company - CT
* New York Bus Service - New York, NY
* Queens Surface Corporation - Queens, NY
* Santa Monica Municipal Bus Lines - Santa Monica, CA
* The Rapid - Grand Rapids, MI
* Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) - Fort Wright, KY
* Valley Transit - Appleton, WI
General Motors T8H-5308N

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors T8H-5308N** was a 40 foot, non air conditioned New Look built from 1975 to 1976 in the United States.

It featured a Detroit Diesel 8V71N diesel engine.

Only 6 were built in total.

## Operators

### United States

* Avenue B and East Broadway Transit Company - New York, NY
* Grays Harbor Transit - Aberdeen, WA
* Medicine Lake Bus Company - Minneapolis, MN
General Motors PD-4102

**Power/Fuel** | Diesel

The **General Motors PD-4102** was a 37 or 41 passenger Parlor series coach built in the United States. Features included a new front end (compared to the 4101) with the destination sign below the windshield.

116 were built.

## Specifications

**Engine:**

* Detroit Diesel 6-71

**Wheelbase:**

* 247"

## Operators

### United States

* Capitol Trailways - Harrisburg, PA
* Utah Transit Authority - Salt Lake City, UT
Ford Motor Company

**Ford Motor Company** is a large automotive manufacturer headquarted in Dearborn, Michigan, USA. They have plants in countries around the world, and manufacture a wide variety of vehicles including automobiles, vans, buses and trucks.

Ford has manufactured buses in the company's early history, for example the Ford Transit, but most Ford buses are built on Ford chassis by other manufacturers and are commonly referred to as Cutaways:

## Products

School Bus
* B-Series
* E-Series Cutaway
* F-53 and F-59
* Transit (van)

Commercial Bus
* E-Series Cutaway
* F-53 and F-59
* F-Series (medium duty)
* Super Duty Chassis Cab
* Transit (van)

Transit/Suburban Bus
* Ford 99T transit bus
* Ford G997
* Ford R1014
* Ford Trader
* Ford Hawke
* Ford ET7 with Casha bodywork
* Ford Transit (19B, 29B)
* Ford ET7 Aqualina

### Vehicle Components

Engines
* EcoBlue (diesel)
* EcoBoost (gasoline)
* Power Stroke (diesel)
* Modular "Triton" (gasoline)

Transmissions
* TorqShift