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|colspan="2"|  [[Image:School District No. 62 (Sooke) A9620.jpg|300px|IC Corporation RE Series]]
|colspan="2"|  [[Image:School District No. 62 (Sooke) A9620.jpg|300px|IC]]
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| '''Years of manufacture''' || 1998 to present
|align="center" colspan="2"| '''School bus'''
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| '''Years of manufacture''' || 1996 to 2024
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| '''Length''' || 33'2" – 42'2"
| '''Length''' || 33'2" – 42'2"
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| '''Power/Fuel''' || Diesel
| '''Power/Fuel''' || Diesel
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|colspan="2"|[[File:NY Waterway 215-a.jpg|300px]]
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|align="center" colspan="2"|'''Commercial bus'''
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The '''[[IC Bus]] RE Series''' is a high floor rear engined transit-style type-D school bus.
The '''[[IC Bus]] RE Series''' was a high floor rear-engined type-D school bus. It was introduced in 1996 by [[American Transportation Corporation]] (AmTran), which had recently become a subsidiary of Navistar International. AmTran would eventually be renamed IC Bus. This bus has been discontinued as of the 2025 model year.<ref>https://news.navistar.com/news?item=122511</ref>


==Models==
==Design==
The RE Series was available in two models: '''RE200''' and '''RE300'''. The difference betwen the two is the size of the engine used. The RE300 always uses the larger engine. For 2010, the larger MaxxForce DT engine became the only option and thus only the RE300 is currently available.  
The RE Series was built on the International 3000 chassis. The '''RE200''' used the smaller displacement engine, and the '''RE300''' used the larger displacement engine. For 2010 to 2017, only the larger MaxxForce DT was available and those designations were phased out. Beginning in 2017, the RE Series was only available with the [[Cummins]] [[Cummins L9|L9]] engine.


==Specifications==
The RE featured the same headlights as those used on the second generation International S-Series. With the rebranding of AmTran in 2002, the IC logo was placed above the door and an embossed Navistar logo was placed between the headlights. In 2005, the roof was reshaped with a more round appearance. For 2009, the headlights received black bezels and the area between them received more detailing. The driver's seat was moved forward, outboard and upward for better visibility.
'''Engine'''
* [[International Truck and Engine|International]] [[International Truck and Engine Navistar MaxxForce DT|MaxxForce DT]] EPA 2010 215, 230, 245, 260 or 285 hp (2010-present)
* [[International Truck and Engine|International]] [[International Truck and Engine DT 466E|DT 455E]] 210 to 285 hp
* [[International Truck and Engine|International]] [[International Truck and Engine T444E|T 444E]]
* [[International Truck and Engine Corporation|International]] [[International Truck and Engine VT 365|VT 365]] EPA 2004
* [[International Truck and Engine Corporation|International]] [[International Truck and Engine MaxxForce 7|MaxxForce 7]] EPA 2007 (2007-2010)
* [[International Truck and Engine Corporation|International]] [[International Truck and Engine Navistar MaxxForce DT|MaxxForce DT]] EPA 2007 210 to 285 hp (2007-2010)


'''Transmission'''
In 2018, IC Bus introduced Full View Camera Technology by Rosco. The camera system, in conjunction with mirrors, gave drivers a “full view” around the bus. The same year, IC Bus introduced other safety features on their buses" electronic stability control (ESC) and collision mitigation technology. These two feature helped drivers better maintain control and avoid collisions.<ref>2018 IC Bus RE brochure</ref>
* [[Allison]] [[Allison PTS Series|PTS 2500 Series]]
* [[Allison]] [[Allison PTS Series|PTS 3000 Series]]


'''Tires'''
==Specifications==
* 11R22.5 LR-H
{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed"
 
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'''GVWR'''
!colspan=3|Dimensions
* 31,800-lb ro 37,000-lb
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|colspan=3|Body length: 33'2" to 42'2"
'''Capacity'''
|-
* 66 to 84 Passengers
|colspan=3|Wheelbase: 195", 222", 249", 276" or 303"
 
|-
'''Wheelbase'''
|colspan=3|GVWR: 31,800-lb to 37,000-lb
* 195", 222", 249", 276" or 303"
|-
 
!Engine
'''Body Length'''
!Emissions
* 33'2" – 42'2"
!Availability
 
|-
'''Front Suspension'''
|[[International Truck and Engine|International]] [[International Truck and Engine T444E|T 444E]]
* 12,000 lb to 14,000 lb
|
 
|2001 to 2004
'''Rear Suspension'''
|-
* 21,000-lb to 23,000-lb
|[[International Truck and Engine|International]] [[International Truck and Engine DT 466E|DT 466E]] 210 to 285 hp
 
|
'''Brakes'''
|2001 to 2008
* Air brakes with ABS
|-
|[[International Truck and Engine Corporation|International]] [[International Truck and Engine VT 365|VT 365]]
|EPA 2004
|2005–2008
|-
|[[International Truck and Engine Corporation|International]] [[International Truck and Engine MaxxForce 7|MaxxForce 7]]
|EPA 2007
|2007 to 2010
|-
|[[International Truck and Engine Corporation|International]] [[International Truck and Engine Navistar MaxxForce DT|MaxxForce DT]] 210 to 285 hp
|EPA 2007
|2007 to 2010
|-
|[[International Truck and Engine|International]] [[International Truck and Engine Navistar MaxxForce DT|MaxxForce DT]] 215, 230, 245, 260 or 285 hp
|EPA 2010
|2010 to 2013
|-
|[[International Truck and Engine|International]] [[International Truck and Engine Navistar MaxxForce DT|MaxxForce DT]] 210, 225, 230, 245, 255 or 285 hp
|EPA 2010
|2013 to 2017
|-
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins L9|L9]] 8.9 litre, 260, 270 or 300 hp
|EPA 2016, GHG 2017
|2017 to 2024
|-
!colspan=3|Transmission
|-
|colspan=3|[[Allison]] [[Allison PTS Series|PTS 2500 Series]]
|-
|colspan=3|[[Allison]] [[Allison PTS Series|PTS 3000 Series]]
|-
!colspan=3|Suspension
|-
|colspan=3|Front: 12,000 lb to 14,000 lb
|-
|colspan=3|Rear: 21,000-lb to 23,000-lb
|-
!colspan=3|Brakes
|-
|colspan=3|Air brakes with ABS
|-
!colspan=3|Tires
|-
|colspan=3|11R22.5 LR-H
|-
!colspan=3|Capacity
|-
|colspan=3|66 to 84 Passengers
|}


==Operators==
==Operators==
===Canada [[Image:Flag of Canada.png|28px]]===
===Canada [[Image:Flag of Canada.png|28px]]===
* [[Groupe Galland]] - Laval, QC
* [[Evans Bus Lines]] - Newington, ON
* School District No. 62 (Sooke)
* School District No. 62 (Sooke)
* [[Thirdwave Bus Services]] - Vancouver, BC


===United States [[Image:Flag of the United States.png|28px]]===
===United States [[Image:Flag of the United States.png|28px]]===
* Bellevue School District No. 405 - Bellevue, WA
* [[CIT Signature Transportation]] - Ames, IA
* Edmonds School District No. 15 - Lynnwood, WA
* [[Educational Bus Transportation]] - Suffolk County, NY
* First Student - Seattle, WA
* First Student - Seattle, WA
* Greenwood Community School Corporation - Greenwood, IN
* Iowa City Community School District (operated by Illinois Central School Bus) - Iowa City, IA
* Jackson Township Schools - Jackson, NJ
* Lake Stevens School District No. 4 - Lake Stevens, WA
* Madera Unified School District - Madera County, CA
* [[Martha's Vineyard Regional Transit Authority]] - Martha's Vineyard, MA
* Metropolitan School District Lawrence Township - Lawrence Township, IN
* [[Minot Transit]] - Minot, ND
* [[NY Waterway]] - Weehawken, NJ
* Orange Unified School District - Orange, CA
* Snohomish School District No. 201 - Snohomish, WA
* [[Streamline]] - Bozeman, MT
* Tippecanoe School Corporation - Tippecanoe County, IN
* [[UConn Transportation Services]] - Storrs, CT


==References==
==References==
<references/>
* [http://www.icbus.com/ICBus/buses/schoolroute/reseries/overview IC Corporation - RE Series]
* [http://www.icbus.com/ICBus/buses/schoolroute/reseries/overview IC Corporation - RE Series]



Latest revision as of 02:44, 19 January 2024

IC Bus RE Series
IC
School bus
Years of manufacture 1996 to 2024
Length 33'2" – 42'2"
Width 96 inches
Power/Fuel Diesel
NY Waterway 215-a.jpg
Commercial bus

The IC Bus RE Series was a high floor rear-engined type-D school bus. It was introduced in 1996 by American Transportation Corporation (AmTran), which had recently become a subsidiary of Navistar International. AmTran would eventually be renamed IC Bus. This bus has been discontinued as of the 2025 model year.[1]

Design

The RE Series was built on the International 3000 chassis. The RE200 used the smaller displacement engine, and the RE300 used the larger displacement engine. For 2010 to 2017, only the larger MaxxForce DT was available and those designations were phased out. Beginning in 2017, the RE Series was only available with the Cummins L9 engine.

The RE featured the same headlights as those used on the second generation International S-Series. With the rebranding of AmTran in 2002, the IC logo was placed above the door and an embossed Navistar logo was placed between the headlights. In 2005, the roof was reshaped with a more round appearance. For 2009, the headlights received black bezels and the area between them received more detailing. The driver's seat was moved forward, outboard and upward for better visibility.

In 2018, IC Bus introduced Full View Camera Technology by Rosco. The camera system, in conjunction with mirrors, gave drivers a “full view” around the bus. The same year, IC Bus introduced other safety features on their buses" electronic stability control (ESC) and collision mitigation technology. These two feature helped drivers better maintain control and avoid collisions.[2]

Specifications

Operators

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  • Bellevue School District No. 405 - Bellevue, WA
  • CIT Signature Transportation - Ames, IA
  • Edmonds School District No. 15 - Lynnwood, WA
  • Educational Bus Transportation - Suffolk County, NY
  • First Student - Seattle, WA
  • Greenwood Community School Corporation - Greenwood, IN
  • Iowa City Community School District (operated by Illinois Central School Bus) - Iowa City, IA
  • Jackson Township Schools - Jackson, NJ
  • Lake Stevens School District No. 4 - Lake Stevens, WA
  • Madera Unified School District - Madera County, CA
  • Martha's Vineyard Regional Transit Authority - Martha's Vineyard, MA
  • Metropolitan School District Lawrence Township - Lawrence Township, IN
  • Minot Transit - Minot, ND
  • NY Waterway - Weehawken, NJ
  • Orange Unified School District - Orange, CA
  • Snohomish School District No. 201 - Snohomish, WA
  • Streamline - Bozeman, MT
  • Tippecanoe School Corporation - Tippecanoe County, IN
  • UConn Transportation Services - Storrs, CT

References