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Today's Feature

Oakley and Las Vegas Blvd. (fleet 437)
Dec 27, 2000

Agencies

Blue Bird

Description: Blue Bird shuttle buses on National City Transit, Vista, and Hotel and car rental shuttles

Official Sites: Blue Bird

Gillig

Description: Gillig buses including Phantom, Spirit, and Advantage. Photo of agencies that use them

Official Sites: Gillig

NABI

Description: North America Bus Industries buses in use in Oakland on AC Transit and by San Diego Transit

Official Sites: North American Bus Industries

Neoplan

Description: Neoplan buses are extensive used in Los Angeles County by MTA, and are also used by OmniTrans and SunTrans

Official Sites: Neoplan USA

Official Sites: Neoplan

New Flyer Industries

Description: Trolley buses, articulated buses, shuttle buses, low floor buses manufactured by New Flyer

Official Sites: New Flyer

Novabus

Description: Novabus produces the RTS, Classic, and LFS for transit agencies in United States and Canada

Official Sites: Novabus

Thomas

Description: Thomas buses

Job Board: Thomas Built Buses, Inc.

Official Sites: Thomas Built Buses, Inc

 

Quick History

When I first started www.transit-rider.com, it was going to be a mostly rail site. Rails systems get most of the attention and many people long for the "good old days" when [[insert rail system name]] took people everywhere. I have heard these story many times, but the fact of the matter is, we are right here right now. With few exceptions, buses provide the bulk, if not the entirety of public transporation in most urban areas. A balanced transit system often means having both bus and rail.

Buses range from small vans providing service in less crowed and rural areas, to huge 60 ft. articulateds which drivers skillfully navigate through dense urban areas. You will find all of these buses here from the double deck Neoplan to the increasingly rare GMC "New Look"