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In my three years of taking the bus home from school, I almost always got an Invero on the 112. They were pretty comfortable buses to ride, and I loved how they sounded too. Their looks weren't the best, but they're still good buses in my opinion.

I can't actually view the auctions, but it looks like some of the 2004 Inveros are being sold? I'll miss them...

I noticed that when looking at the tracker a few weeks ago. Why don't they use the trolleys on weekends?

Looking at pantographapp.com I noticed that there haven't been any Inveros or D40LFRs out since the reduced schedule went into effect. I also noticed that the 2019 Gillig BRTs up to 19114 are now in service (except 19107).

Oh yeah. Looks like an American Red Cross bus, similar to the one in this picture, which I found on Google.

Looks like a Blue Bird All American A3FE. I'm not sure on the operator though.

Here's my list: Community Transit 1999 New Flyer D40LF 2004, 2005 New Flyer Invero/D40i 2008 New Flyer D60LFR 2009 New Flyer DE60LFA (Swift) 2011 New Flyer XDE40 2011, 2015 New Flyer XD40 2017 Gillig BRT 2018 New Flyer XD60 (Swift) School Buses [Unknown year- 1990s?] Blue Bird All American FE 2010, 2019 IC RE 2013 Blue Bird All American D3RE [Unknown year] IC CE

As a high schooler in Washington State, my school has been closed until at least April 27th. I wouldn't be surprised if that was extended. We just started doing online learning yesterday. Community Transit, which serves my county, is going fare-free and is doing rear door boarding except for those who need the ramp. They implented a 25% reduced schedule starting yesterday as well.

I got a picture of 9164 on the 112

I noticed 9170 was out today as well

Looks like 19100-19106 are now in service. Here's a picture I took of 19100 at the Lynnwood Transit Center on Saturday.

Yeah that's what I heard too. I was planning on going out and riding on some of the new buses on their first day but with everything happening right now I don't know if I'll be able to.

Thanks for the info. I'm guessing that'll be happening when the spring schedule goes into effect on March 22nd?

I was just looking at the Amtrak Cascades page and I noticed some problems with it. First, I find the "branches" section confusing, I feel like it should be organized better, maybe with a table. The rolling stock section also has inaccurate information, and I think a table could also be used there to provide more information on the trains.

Anyone know when CT's new Gillig BRTs will be in service?