Buses in Miami, Florida, USA 2021

All kinds of buses in Miami, Florida, USA
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Please comment if you have opinions or facts to share about the video or transit in general! Its a learning process for all of us and I enjoy being educated on what in the end we all love: transportation

[@scottyerkes1867]

Awesome. I first visited Miami in 1960 and they only had buses. No metrorail, no people mover, no TriRail, no Brighline trains. Thanx Tim

[@scottyerkes1867]

Thanks Tim! I'm really interested in the transportation that cites are offering to car saturated areas. Realizing the rail networks that were disbanded need to come back.

[@engineeredarmy1152]

Imagine watching this 40 years later.

[@americantransitnerd6496]

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I believe that Gillig Advantage BRT used to be operated by Madison County Transit in Illinois.

[@metropolitantransit7276]

They use the "No Mask No Ride" concept just like BEST.

[@automation7295]

People in 2020's decade are brainwash, they always say "wear masks" and random BS. I bet people in 2021 also said "Wear mask" back in 2019 and before.

[@jmjfanss]

@@automation7295 yep.

[@Tropicalblueful]

Wow! Miami has a variety of buses. Niiiiiiiiice

[@allyreneepenny9447]

Amazing This Video 👍👌many buses from van Hool 👌

[@rubenstocco500]

Muy buenos videos buenas imágenes y sonido.ruben domingo stocco 🤗🤗🤗🌞👍👍

[@m3lgar582]

Thats so cool seeing the Gillig BRT CNGs. Where I live the Gillig BRT CNGs are starting to hit the streets.

[@automation7295]

Why do buses in North America have exhaust on the roof? In Europe, all buses have exhaust inside the engine bay or under the bumper.
Also why do many buses in North America still have split windshield opposed to one large windshield?

[@R262SubwayTrain]

@@automation7295 Welcome to North America

[@automation7295]

@@R262SubwayTrain Outdated.

[@Hardtransport]

Good video

[@MJofLakelandX]

I need to head back down there. Miami going all out for CNGs it seems

[@metropolitantransit7276]

5:56 ex-GO Transit in Miami?

[@lesterfrancis8284]

That's right. That is an ex-GO Transit in Miami. This is not the first time the city and the county purchased ex-GO Transit vehicles.
The TriRail commuter rail service also uses ex-GO Transit bi-level passenger railcars and locomotives.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

A thickly settled area that could use a proper Skytrain but they're still reliant on busses because their Metrorail serves the Southwest and northwest suburbs and because their Metromover apparently broke down.

[@lohayeabouhussein283]

USA

[@rafaelmonroyrojas4240]

Is it me or some of these buses only have one door? 😳

[@metropolitantransit7276]

Why are there shorter buses?

[@transitfan2000]

Dude that is one of the Former Madison County Transit 2010-12 Gillig BRT 30 ft bus 30XX series from Illinois. Private operated by Miami contractor according to Wikipedia.

[@transitfan2000]

CNGs New Flyers and Gilligs

[@miamihonduran9954]

Wait what new route!? 3:26

[@TheTransitChannel]

Route 836 Express.