I rode 8104 back in febuary on the 99 it is a very good bus. Hopefully its out this Saturday so I can ride it. Also look out for Frontier's new XDE40s they just started rolling out their 3590s
@@franksanders9677I assume it would be after the Restyleds retire. I know the TTs are older than the Restyleds, but Trackless trolleys can last longer than regular buses. So probably some time around 2026-2028
@@franksanders9677And the new trackless trolleys would just be Xcelsiors. No one else in the North American market makes trackless trolley technology other than new flyer. So XT40s are the only option unfortunately lol
![[RETIRED] SEPTA 2005 New Flyer D40LF #8062 on Route 68](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rjQB_V3sy4c/mqdefault.jpg)
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rip 8020
Nice one!
@septagamer I’m headed to go catch a new D40 i haven’t seen yet 8104
I rode 8104 back in febuary on the 99 it is a very good bus. Hopefully its out this Saturday so I can ride it. Also look out for Frontier's new XDE40s they just started rolling out their 3590s
Now retired
Yup. I never thought that 8020 would be the last southern D40LF I ride. It's been a good 18 years.
@@septaforever when’s the 2008 TTs getting retired, I wonder what the new trackless trolleys would look like
@@franksanders9677I assume it would be after the Restyleds retire. I know the TTs are older than the Restyleds, but Trackless trolleys can last longer than regular buses. So probably some time around 2026-2028
@@franksanders9677And the new trackless trolleys would just be Xcelsiors. No one else in the North American market makes trackless trolley technology other than new flyer. So XT40s are the only option unfortunately lol