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'''[[Toronto Transit Commission]] 3700-3719''' are [[New Flyer Industries]] [[New Flyer Industries XE40|XE40]] [[New Flyer Industries Xcelsior|''Xcelsior CHARGE'']] buses built and delivered in 2019.
'''[[Toronto Transit Commission]] 3700-3719''' are [[New Flyer Industries]] [[New Flyer Industries XE40|XE40]] [[New Flyer Industries Xcelsior|''Xcelsior CHARGE'']] buses built between 2018 and 2019, and delivered in 2019.


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Revision as of 09:38, 21 April 2019

Toronto Transit Commission 3700-3719 are New Flyer Industries XE40 Xcelsior CHARGE buses built between 2018 and 2019, and delivered in 2019.

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Siemens ELFA2 Direct Drive 33 American Seating InSight Luminator Horizon


History

Order

In 2016, the City of Toronto made a commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. For the TTC's part, they committed to procuring fully-electric buses, with a target for a zero-emissions fleet by 2040. The TTC issued a Request for Information (RFI) in early September 2017 to survey the battery-electric bus industry. Three manufactures of long-range electric buses (BYD Auto, New Flyer, and Proterra) were identified. It was proposed that the TTC procure ten buses from each manufacturer for a long-term trial. This would allow them to verify all aspects of bus's performance.[1]

From April 16 to 20, 2018, all three manufacturers sent demonstrator buses to the TTC. They were displayed at the Hillcrest Complex, Leslie Barns, and each bus division. On April 21, the public had a chance to view the buses during Ward 4 Community Environment Day at Richview Collegiate Institute.

On May 19, 2018, the order for 10 buses from New Flyer was signed. At its June 12, 2018 Board Meeting, the Commission approved the purchase of a further 30 buses from all three manufacturers. Ten of these buses were purchased from New Flyer.[2] The first ten buses from New Flyer are expected to be delivered in the first quarter of 2019.[3][4]

Delivery

These buses are expected to be delivered to Arrow Rd division.

Details

Fleet
number
Thumbnail Date VIN License plate Garage Status/Disposal Notes
3700 2018 Arrow Rd. Delivered
  • Pilot bus.
  • Delivered to Arrow on April 15, 2019.
  • First battery electric bus delivered to the TTC.
3701 2018 Arrow Rd.
3702 2018 Arrow Rd.
3703 2018 Arrow Rd.
3704 2018 Arrow Rd.
3705 2018 Arrow Rd.
3706 2018 Arrow Rd.
3707 2018 Arrow Rd.
3708 2018 Arrow Rd.
3709 2018 Arrow Rd.
3710 2019 Arrow Rd.
3711 2019 Arrow Rd.
3712 2019 Arrow Rd.
3713 2019 Arrow Rd.
3714 2019 Arrow Rd.
3715 2019 Arrow Rd.
3716 2019 Arrow Rd.
3717 2019 Arrow Rd.
3718 2019 Arrow Rd.
3719 2019 Arrow Rd.

References

  1. Green Bus Technology Plan. 13 November 2017. Toronto Transit Commission.
  2. 10 New Flyer battery-electric transit buses. Press release. 19 February 2019. New Flyer Industries.
  3. Chief Executive Officer’s Report –July2018 Update. 10 July 2018. Toronto Transit Commission.
  4. Toronto Transit Commission CEO’s Report October 2018. October 2018. Toronto Transit Commission.


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Active Fleet
Buses
Low Floor Diesel 3100-3369, 7900-7979, 8000-8099, 8100-8219, 8300-8334, 8335-8396, 8400-8504, 8510-8617, 8620-8716, 8720-8964, 9200-9239
Low Floor Hybrid 1000-1149, 1200-1423, 1500-1689, 3400-3654, 7000-7133, 7200-7333
Low Floor Electric 3700-3724, 3725-3749, 3750-3759
Articulated Diesel 9000-9026, 9027-9152
Articulated Hybrid 9400-9467
High Floor Diesel 2252
Wheel-Trans W500-W519, W520-W579, W580-W627, W628-W647, W648-W670, W700-W790, W791-W837
Rail Vehicles
Streetcars 2766, 4001, 4207, 4400-4603, 4604-4663, 4500, 4549
Rapid Transit 5000-5371, 5381-6136, 6141-6196, 6200-6275, 6500-6517