That would make it set 105, IIRC.

I don't fault anyone here prior to squiddy 's post, however, to call people "forum trolls" for simply recommending research, and overstate said recommendation as a "rude attack" is, rather poetically, a "rude attack". I agree, not everybody has time to check, but please leave it at a simple apology ...

2677 now wears a Triple M 92.9 AOA.

Part question, wouldn't withdrawn vehicles have their registration cancelled on their withdrawal date? Since 1855 still comes up as registered...

No 1500s or 1600s reported at Warwick today from me.

https://showbus.com/ is back!

Interesting note on the 29, if anybody has the time to head up there: on Hospital Ave approaching the Aberdare Rd roundabout, IIRC there's a typical yellow bus direction sign for BUS (24, 25, 97 and 998) turning left, 950 u-turn, 26, 96, 103, and would you believe it, a route 29 turning right.

Again, as per usual, this is unknown to most outside the industry. Only time will tell which three will be prepared to be sent out. It might not be a 2100 or 2200 either, it could potentially be a 2300.

Thanks for the heads up subtekjr ! Some may or may not know that by adding an asterix to the end of the URL in Web Archive (e.g. ...transperth.wa.gov.au /* ) results in Wayback Machine showing an index to all URLS captured under that domain. Thus, by ending the metrobus archive link with an asterix,...

2538 has moved from Beenyup to Karrinyup, likely that few more of its ZF B7 brethren have also moved there to replace 2017-2023.

Likely they'll receive B7s from a metropolitan operator. Which operator, we're not sure yet.

Interesting... Any photos if so? I passed by there not too long ago and did see an all-white bus parked in someone's yard, but didn't think too much of it as it looked like an Ansair Tasmania body and figured it was probably an ex-Metro N113CRB... That being said, I haven't seen pictures of ex-MTT25...

A question from a non-Sydneysider here, after looking at these projects... what is expected to happen to the remainder of the T3? That is, the section from Bankstown to Liverpool and Lidcombe. Will they remain as-is (i.e. Lidcombe and Liverpool to Bankstown) or will they be axed in favour of branchi...

Drivers (of any vehicle) who drive as if they have all the time in the world. Perhaps you do, perhaps you don't, but all I know is that I have another bus to catch within a ~1 minute window. Please realise that you aren't the only person on this road.

Not exactly unusual, however I was pleasantly surprised to find that 1845 was still in service as of yesterday; I thought it had been withdrawn around the time 3210 entered service.

The engine has almost identical power/torque output to a diesel O405 high-floor (240hp, can't recall torque). Mate that with a heavier low-floor body, capable of carrying higher passenger loads, and there's your ho-hum performance. So yes, underpowered for the task. Buses have certainly come a long...

Fleet Lists , perhaps worth noting that this is CDC Victoria group, not CDC NSW. The 601 express livery referred to here is used on buses on the Huntingdale Station - Monash Uni 601 express shuttle. Original variant: https://railgallery.wongm.com/albums/cdc-melbourne/F125_3374.jpg New delivery vari...

Not everyone has Smart Riders though. What about those travelling to Kings Park from St George's Terrace on 935? Do they also need to scan the QR code? ...Passengers, assuming they have a SmartRider. If they don't have, they pay for tickets like usual. AFAIK QR codes aren't to be rolled out on non-...

In addition to mandatory masks, Transperth have announced that during travel in the FTZ, passengers will be required to tag on and off as a contact tracing measure. The SafeWA QR code will be rolled out on CAT buses, meaning passengers will need to scan it during boarding. For essential purposes, al...

Not very likely, remember 3215 is to be a Beenyup bus as with all its other B8 brethren for now, but 2018 was based out of Karrinyup.

Easily (done)

It seems to be available as 2160p (4K). I like the C-Series quite a lot now. I wasn't sure about it when it came out, but the design of the new train has really started to grow on me. Again, I did (and do still) want to keep the now-iconic Transperth trains seating moquette, however, much like the t...

98% of Commodore drivers who are not police. What once was the symbol of Aussie manufacturing pride, now reduced to the symbol of the lower end of the sensibility spectrum.

Apologies, I miscounted the seats. The actual seating capacity is 408, down from ~444 on B-Sets 095-126 and down from 472 on B-Sets 049-094.

In new tender documents relating to the new Bellevue railcar Depot, there are technical drawings for the A-Series, B-Series, and upcoming C-Series EMUs, as well as the WDA/WDB/WDC (Prospector), WEA/WEB (AvonLink) and upcoming Australind replacement DMUs. Go to PTA210008 - Design, Supply and Installa...