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This credit goes to South Florida Transit fan from Flickr.

Thanks dude, I think Mel bernero's collection goes to transitalk transportation media group by Trevor Logan jr

These photos goes to Mel Bernero from Flickr

These photos goes to Mel Bernero from Flickr

What about the hybrid buses in the mid 90s? Who is Mel Bernero

Check Wikipedia for Gainesville rts fleet

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/article215565000.html Miami-Dade is almost ready to buy its first Proterra electric buses.

Is this the old picture in the 2000s

Check Wikipedia for CGRTA fleet

Is this for sale

Check Wikipedia for lacmta fleet because cptdb is not 100% accurate enough Same number as miami dade transit. Miami is getting 300 new cng buses in 2018-19 with 181gillig brt cng

Did LACMTA purchased new regular diesel and diesel electric hybrid buses in the bay area of Los Angeles Same number as Miami dade transit

Miami-Dade Transit in Miami, FL is currently in the process of receiving 300 (yes, 300) 40′ New Flyer XN40s to replace its oldest and most unreliable diesel buses. On top of this, they are ordering at least 150 (I believe) 40′ Gillig Low Floor CNG buses (styling will likely be similar to their 2014 & 2016 Gilligs, if not the BRT Plus styling). M-DT #18112 on layover at the Hialeah Market Tri-Rail Station. Photo Credit: Carlos A. Miami-Dade Transit in Miami, FL has a fleet of 40′ & 60′ hybrids (manufactured by either the defunct North American Bus Industries – NABI or by New Flyer – which acquired the former). M-DT #17509 on the South Dade Transitway. Photo Credit: Carlos A. https://globaltransitguidebook.com/transit_focus_pages/the-alternative-fuels-portal/comment-page-1/