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Nice pics of my former home transit authority. I am shocked to see that TMC RTS in the 2nd to last photo. The vast majority of the TMCs have been retired since 2005 but they seem to have several of ...

Apparently there is a restyled NABI called the NABI 40-LFW "Special Edition" and Vegas is getting some. Here is a link to a page with photos.

http://www.subchat.com/buschat/read.asp?Id ...

DE60LF,
Los Angeles alone is investing heavily in the 60 BRT's (see below) although I don't know how long that will last because there are problems that they're having difficulty resolving with NABI. ...

Here are some photos of Tucson buses I've taken over the past few months:

You guys probably have the best looking Gilligs I've ever seen. I also love the Neos (Metroliners and Low Floors).

With 345 in service, the NABI 40-LFW is by far the most common bus in the Valley Metro system. Here are some photos I have taken of them over the last few months.

1998 (LNG fueled):
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Thanks for sharing the nice photos, AZNABIman, and a belated "Welcome Aboard." I won't be shedding a tear for these buses when they're gone but can't say their replacements are any better. ...

Time is running out for Valley Metro's 1994 and 1996 New Flyer D40LFs. By the end of summer it's likely that they'll all be retired (replaced in the East Valley by New Flyer C40LFRs and in the West V ...

Chicago also has been having major problems with the suspensions on their NABI artics. Somehow I think that this could be a major design flaw. I've been on New Flyer D60LFs and while they are more & ...