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Alexander Dennis Enviro 400ER City 11m #PAD 84
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| Name | Alexander Dennis Enviro 400ER City 11m (Alexander Dennis) Alexander Dennis Enviro 400/Alexander Dennis Enviro MMC/City (Cummins ISB4.5E6 210B 157kW/213HP 4460cm3 E6) [2-2-0] | |
| VIN | SFD92DER5LGX21649 | |
| Build Number | ||
| Built | 2021 | |
| Scrapped | ||
| Owners | ||
| 2021 | Bus Éireann Dublin / Baile Átha Cliath | |
| Registration Numbers | ||
| Year Of Get | Year Of Remove | Registration Plate |
| 2021 | 211-G-2376 | |
| Vehicle Numbers | ||
| Year Of Get | Year Of Remove | Vehicle Number |
| 2021 | PAD 84 / Bus Éireann Dublin / Baile Átha Cliath | |
| Other Information | ||
| 2021 - ...: Galway Purchased by the National Transport Authority. | ||
Photos
29 may 2021 - Galway, Eyre Square East, R336.
409: Eyre Square - Parkmore Industrial Estate
Starting with the first half of April, hybrid double-deckers manufactured by Alexander Dennis purchased for use on PSO routes by the National Transport Authority have started to appear on Irish roads. As of writing this description, 280 units have been ordered out of a fraemwork contract for up to 600 vehicles. The first batch to have been ordered is for 100 buses, wherein the first 74 are for the capital`s Operator, Dublin Bus, to be split between four garages, and the remaining 26 for Bus Éireann`s Galway city routes. These buses feature the ability to travel approx. 2.5 km on the electric engine alone and are equipped with sockets for garage charging (they are so-called plug-in hybrids). In terms of appearance they stand out by their new livery, which is a mix of compromises between everybody (in particular those who should have no business in this), as well as white LED scrolls (aside from a test scroll on Dublin Bus` SG471, NTA has been ordering orange LEDs to date).
Author: TranslatorPS
409: Eyre Square - Parkmore Industrial Estate
Starting with the first half of April, hybrid double-deckers manufactured by Alexander Dennis purchased for use on PSO routes by the National Transport Authority have started to appear on Irish roads. As of writing this description, 280 units have been ordered out of a fraemwork contract for up to 600 vehicles. The first batch to have been ordered is for 100 buses, wherein the first 74 are for the capital`s Operator, Dublin Bus, to be split between four garages, and the remaining 26 for Bus Éireann`s Galway city routes. These buses feature the ability to travel approx. 2.5 km on the electric engine alone and are equipped with sockets for garage charging (they are so-called plug-in hybrids). In terms of appearance they stand out by their new livery, which is a mix of compromises between everybody (in particular those who should have no business in this), as well as white LED scrolls (aside from a test scroll on Dublin Bus` SG471, NTA has been ordering orange LEDs to date).
Author: TranslatorPS