Miami Dade District schools and private operators bus action around the city 2022 edition.

Miami Dade District school buses and privated bus operators.
Buses seen on this video are.
2007 Blue Bird All American RE A3's
87004, 97014, 97015.
2007 Blue Bird Vision 1st gen.
27137 Handy. 27214 Handy. 27216 Handy. 27227 Handy. 27241 Handy.
27254 Handy, 27255 Handy.
37214. 37237. 37245. 37291, 37349, 37364, 37451.
2012 Blue Bird Vision 2nd gen.
32069, 32141, 32143, 32144, 32169, 32175, 32197,
2021 Blue Bird Vision gasoline powered.
421015, 421020, 421021, 421031,

[@MarcosAR]

My school bus video for the year. Didn't get a chance to film that much school buses mainly been at work most of the time and also back pain issues. Well folks same thing with the MDPS buses, is all Blue Birds, mostly Visions and a few varieties from the private operators, one of them been a 2001 International CE ex-Orange District schools 21198.

[@armando4865]

The bus I ride is ex-Orange District Schools 29222, 2009 IC CE 300 Maxxforce DT

[@SirX27]

Happy holidays. And I love the sound of those engine fans 😊, but I would have thought the all Americans would have been all auctioned off by now.

[@kevinmurdoch4]

I didn't film that much MDT buses in my camcorder from Last week because I had back pain from my neck

[@Thebusdriverandgamermorefan790]

Nice content bro and you should do another Broward school bus video, They had adding more new buses lately and they really clean.

[@thenewyorkdeere4606]

I swear every year there are more and more private operators in Miami wonder why

[@MarcosAR]

Oh no!! It's been like that since I can remember. Private school buses were all over the place, specially here in Dade County. Between 1980-1984 I used to travel to school here in Miami on private buses and the varieties in school buses was awesome, all kind of makes and models and the private school buses back in them days, many of them had manual transmissions. Three of ours a 1965 Wayne International, 1965 Carpenter GMC and a 1971 Carpenter International were was call mountain buses. They would take off on 2nd gear, 1st gear was just used to climb hills even though we didn't have hills here lol.

[@thenewyorkdeere4606]

@@MarcosAR why are there so many private operators what do they do? Is the public school department that short staffed

[@kevinmurdoch4]

Nice video and merry Christmas

[@MarcosAR]

Thank you!! You too.

[@TheTransitChannel]

Merry Christmas Marcos!

[@baul104]

Happy happy holidays! We all have life challenges, but do what you've got to do.

[@MarcosAR]

Thank you!! Happy Holidays.

[@MiamiDadeSchoolBuses]

Nice video 🙂

[@Aschoolbusandsimulatorfan2219]

Wow! I'm surprised that they still have the Bluebird All-american A3RE's, But we don't have any Bluebird All-american A3RE's, But we still have a few 2005 IC RE 300 handicap buses & the rest of them are Type C buses.

[@electricbird423forester9]

they need a udate badly they dont even have thomas saftliners or any flat nosed busses from thomas nor any ics

[@iwantsomeofyourlove]

Why do they still have the A3RE 😭😭😭 you see, this is why they keep breaking down 💀

[@MarcosAR]

I believe they are spares. Notice I only manage to capture three of them . I'm surprise many of the 1st gen Blue Birds Visions are still around.

[@iwantsomeofyourlove]

@@MarcosAR me too lmao they are about to become Kentucky where they still have old buses