Unitrans 3536-4350

Unitrans 3536-4350

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Upon unveiling on April 9, 1996, all 15 were driven in a single line from the Unitrans garage to the Memorial Union terminal, where a ribbon cutting ceremony was held. On their arrival at the MU Terminal, several GM buses left, a symbolic gesture to suggest "out with the old, in with the new." Among those in attendance was Congressman Vic Fazio who spoke and helped to cut the ribbon.

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer: Orion Bus Industries

Model: Orion V 05.504 (3536-3542), Orion V 05.501 (4343-4350)

Date built: 1996

Engine: Cummins L10G, fueled by compressed natural gas

Length: 35 feet (3536-3542), 40 feet (4343-4350)

Width: 8½ feet

Seating capacity: 35 (3536-3542), 43 (4343-4350)

Date acquired by Unitrans: April, 1996

Current status: Unitrans Fleet - Active

References

* [http://www.unitrans.com/ Unitrans Homepage] , "unitrans.com", Retrieved on 2006-12-17
*UC Davis Transportation and Parking Services (2001-10-15). " [http://www.taps.ucdavis.edu/LRAP2002/Unitrans_Tbl1.pdf TAPS 2001 Fleet Inventory] ", Davis, CA: University of California, Davis
*Sacramento Area Council of Governments (2005-11-09). " [http://www.sacog.org/calendar/2005/11/09/tcc/pdf/A-7%20SACOG%20Region%20Transit%20Vehicle%20Inventory.pdf SACOG Region Transit Vehicle Inventory, as of October 3, 2005] ", Sacramento, CA: Sacramento Area Council of Governments.
* [http://www.flickr.com/groups/unitrans/pool/ The Unitrans Pool] , "flickr.com", Retrieved on 2006-12-17
* [http://photos.loft22.com/unitrans Mark's Unitrans Photo Gallery] , "loft22.com", Retrieved on 2006-12-17
* [http://www.gillig.com/ Gillig Corporation] , "gillig.com", Retrieved on 2006-12-25
*Stauss, Ed (1988). The Bus World Encyclopedia of Buses, Woodland Hills, CA: Stauss Publications. ISBN 0-9619830-0-0

External links

* [http://www.orionbus.com/orion Orion Bus Industries]


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