MTA Bus | Bus Action @ Grand Avenue Depot 

Does the Proterra bus sstill exist? I never saw it before.

@@vahemvm the company has gone bankrupt, however their ZX5 model is now being produced by Phoenix Motorcars

Nope!

You just gotta look for b12 or 13

Just like MJQ Depot

The new livery for MTAs fleet

That is cool.

I did

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Buses parked up front as seen here are ready to be assigned and to go out on a run. It’s called “The Run Line.” This particular depot is extremely large at about a city block in length and has 2 floors. The second level is where they maintain buses from all over New York City. The inside is amazing! Check it out here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tqTVEZfgTWM.html

@@dmcr9525 My small transit agency mind couldnt imagine working out of a garage with so many vehicles. Where Im from our garage is almost at capacity with about 80 fixed route vehicles.

@@GilligBusOperator I could imagine! We have more than 5,500 buses and this particular depot houses an average of 170 buses with capacity for up to 280 including the upper level maintenance bays. We have a total of 29 depots in the city. 1 of which in Manhattan is for Museum Buses only, and one in Brooklyn is Headquarters for all of Surface Transit. That depot holds about 300 buses. 260+ are for active 24 hour service and about 40 are in at any given time for maintenance, repair or major overhaul. 3 Depots handle majority of the maintenance for the entire fleet. It's really something to see if you ever get a chance to make it out here. We have a model culture that is just as large. Facebook.com/ModelBusShop

@@dmcr9525 Amazing . NYC MTA is the envy of transit systems . Minus the crumbling infrastructure .

Hey do not say that!