Réseau de transport de la Capitale 1001

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Réseau de transport de la Capitale 1001 is a Nova Bus LFS HEV bus built and delivered in 2010. The bus was built in May at the Saint-Eustache plant. It entered service on July 23 to begin testing on route 7. The testing produced the following conclusions[1]:

  • Less polluting: a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 24 tonnes annually.
  • Efficient: consumed 22% less fuel compared to a regular diesel bus.
  • Quieter: it provides a smooth ride, especially at starts and stops, leading to a more comfortable experience for passengers.

In the summer of 2010, this bus was given a special hybrid bus livery. This consisted of larger light green leaf shapes and light blue water droplet shapes along the side of the bus. A "Véhicule hybride" logo was placed above the last side windows and a RTC logo was placed on the front. The wrap was removed in late 2015/early 2016.

Engine Hybrid system Seating Destination sign
Cummins ISB Allison EP40 System 3: American Seating BC55;
28: American Seating InSight
Axion Orange LED

Details

Fleet
number
Thumbnail Date VIN License plate Garage Status/Disposal Special Ads Notes
L1001 Réseau de transport de la Capitale 1001-a.jpg 05/2010 2NVYL82X8A3000259 A 83010
(prev. A 54354)
Lebourgneuf Active - On limited use The interior fleet number still reads H1001.

References

  1. Le RTC présente son premier autobus hybride, rtcquebec,ca, retreived on 2010-09-25