2007 New Flyer D60LFR

Here's your chance to have a ride on a brand new New Flyer D60LFR articulated diesel bus in Vancouver. This video is recorded onboard bus B8104 on rt.135 which runs along Hastings between Burrard Station (downtown) and SFU (Burnaby heights), a hill-climbing clip is available towards the end at approximately 00:06:31!

[@afj102979]

When that bus comes to SEPTA in Philadelphia, imagine riding on that vehicle on the Route 65.

[@general682002]

B400R is specifically made for 35-40ft power under 300 bhp. The B500R are made for the over 300 bhp.

[@rmadisonwi]

When it's hooked up, it will display next stop information, along with audio announcements.

[@seClip9]

This is the 2007 ISM model to meet the emission standards unlike those prior models before 2007

[@bond4852007]

i noticed the next stop sign is different..what is it actually supposed to do.?

[@SacNorthern650]

ISM + B400R5 powertrain? Either way, she sounds good!

[@seClip9]

At 6:36, in front of this bus, was that a New Flyer D60LF up ahead?

[@wasteland24]

nice as video man, sorry does this bus have a Allison transmission ?

[@BigBlack135]

my thomas dennis slf bus has rear windows they are getting ready to retire in a couple of years

[@kull218]

that bus pwns my bus! D:

[@busrailfan]

Nice one! But wow, what a rattle trap for a pretty much brand new bus at the time of this recording!

[@toyoscio]

LOL

[@seClip9]

Sounds almost like the 280 hp ISL engine.

[@fargeeks]

Alot almost like one Such as a 2007 new flyer d40 LFR

[@ttc1700]

Wrong. Their both available in 5 and 6 speeds.

[@tristansebastien4963]

What engine this bus youse ISL or ISM.

[@johnnyc132]

ISM

[@landoverdivision321]

ISM/Allison?

[@fedders4]

SOUND*

[@Bakuneon]

its not a trolley bus ,

[@mythicalness]

strange layout

[@fedders4]

I HATE THE WHINY DOUND!