1992 TMC RTS T80206 - Ex LACMTA 1255 

Man, that engine = the sound of my childhood. Reminds me of when I was a youngin' in the 80s and 90s, and I used to ride with my momma on the Rough, Tough & Dangerous

OMG! Flashback! Bring them back to Los Angeles County for 2023!

Long Beach transit had a fleet of these back in the 1980s and 1990s this bring back memories...

this will forever be my favorite bus. so many memories of childhood.

This really makes me wish the MTA held some of the rebuilt RTS-04s as proper museum buses (7004 for being the oddball to get a Series 50, one of the other rebuilds for this). Then again, those buses first hit the streets more than 10 years before I'd even been a thought...

This will bring back my childhood memories when PVTA used to operate the TMC RTSs with the Detroit Diesel 6V-92TA engines.

That take off at 0:50 OMG That Turbo kicking in!!!!

THIS IS NYC Nova RTS 8944's COUSIN!

6v 92 Detroit diesel-powered engines with the v731 Allison automatic transmission that's the best and only combination ever for those who don't know tmc means transportation manufacturing corporation they take over the rts for those who don't know rts meant rapid transit series from 1987-93 after GMC started it first in 1974 as a prototype and then they went in production in 1977-87 from T8J206 to the T80206 and then nova took over in 1993 and buyout the tmc bus company then the nova made the same buses as the T80206 they came with the Cummins diesel or caterpillar diesel engines and the dd series 50 engine with a b500 Allison automatic transmission because both GMC &TMC both came with the 6v 71 and 92 Detroit diesels with the v730 or v731 Allisonautomatic transmissions

Reminds me of bus rides home from school... :)

Sound like the engine used in the GMC RTS II buses from 1977-1980. Except the propane and CNG models .

Cobb Community Transit (Cobb Link) had those buses in their fleet in Marrietta , Ga. so did MARTA in Atlanta, Georgia had a few.

It's a Detroit Diesel Series 6v92T engines... Back in the 80's.... Of course, it's a '92 model..

Excellent video. I wonder how he keeps the transmission in 3rd gear without going into the overdrive gear.

These remind me of the Sprinter replacement service when the Sprinter was down!

Last time I rode in one was Halloween 1998 in San Francisco.

Yes I remember my Dad drove this type Flexible metro on Old metro 484 I called them the Rattlers 😂 I got use to Yes. Or maybe just thought it was cool to be inside a Big bus with Dad 1988-1995 I want to say. Give or take. Anyway long time ago

I'm guessing the whine when it slows down is transmission kickdown. Sounds kinda like a ZF mixed with a AT-545, I love it.

Ugh!!!!!!!! Damnit!!! I'm finished. Fantastic!!!!

Sounds like the 1990-91 TMC RTSs NYCTA had

I love this!!!

Damn you Eddie at 2:28!

These buses usually shaked a lot in old streets with cracks and made the ride very bumpy

These ran Downtown La and Hollywood along with the flexible buses

WOOOOOOAAAAAAHHHH SHIT BOY DO I MISS THESE BUSES

A TRIP THROUGH WESTWOOD I SEE! NICE! MTA should have kept their rts's for busy days.... ya know as reserves! too bad, because i love the motor sound!

Very nice ride and bumpy 5:22 12:46 11:11 12:40 6:35 4:06

Old skool

Imagine eating cocoa pebbles on the bus. Way too funny

Sounds like a MTA RTS 4600-4800's

Thats tha "twinkie"

OMG!!!

Where Can I Find A Retired RTS Like Dis One?

Is this bus still around?

DONE!!!!!! is it capped at 40? lol!!!!

Made for a exciting Ride bump bump bang bang ding no STOP REQUESTED VOICE BACK THEN 🟥 Red box STOP REQUESTED LIGHT'S UP AND A BELL. ➖➖➖✊ Pull the cord bus no touch the tape in them days

6v92 730?

Driving way too fast. Hands need to be on the steering wheel not the stanchions.