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xD4nn

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  1. 51 minutes ago, NewFlyer 230 said:

    There are some good ones in the bunch. I think QV’s fleet aged a bit better than Jamaica’s

    I highly doubt the 2011s at Jamaica can last till 2027-2029 so I’m unsure of how Jamaica can retire them since they won’t receive XE40s until 2027-2029

  2. 44 minutes ago, NewFlyer 230 said:

    I don’t have much complaint about Jamaica depot and their maintenance. However, I will say is that there is a noticeable difference between a lot of JA’s original LFS’s (within the 8090-8503 series) and the buses they acquired from The Bronx. Some of them LFS buses were beat up before coming to Queens and Jamaica received a lot more of them buses than QV. 

    The ones that they received from the Bronx are really beat up and in poor condition. Many of them don’t sound right and there is one bus where the floor isn’t sealed properly and diesel fumes leak into the passenger compartment. 

  3. 19 minutes ago, TyBusLover1 said:

    Yes. I hear from some other Queens folks that Jamaica depot is quite the opposite.

    I ride the 2011s from both depots and they are generally not that great. There may be some decent units sprinkled in but in general, they are getting up there in age. 

  4. 2 hours ago, MysteriousBtrain said:

    Me: waits all day to hear about MTA electric bus delivery which includes the 60 XE40, LFSe+ and even the XHE40 on earth day

     

    The MTA on earth day:

    The XE40s have started to be delivered to NEBR facility in JFK but other than that, no word on the other 2.

  5. 20 minutes ago, RSMG106 said:

    7507 from Jamaica, in which it got damaged in 2022, has been repaired and is currently at Zerega, pending service return (Could go to Gun Hill and displace 8356 or 8357 to Jamaica).

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    I doubt it would displace any bus to Jamaica since they still have to make up for 7490 at Gun Hill. I highly doubt it would go to anywhere else except gun hill.

  6. 10 minutes ago, B35 via Church said:

    If you're referring to @Kingsbridgeviewer382's post at the top of the page, the proposal by state lawmakers being referenced is to throw $90 million towards the (bus) system... Half of which is to go towards increasing bus frequencies & the other half to go towards increasing the amt. of fare free routes to "up to" 3 routes per borough (which is where that 15 number comes from).... There were no specifics as to which routes would get service increases, nor which routes would be made fare free in said proposal.

    I'm not sure how throwing money at increasing bus frequencies can help at all since a few depots are short on buses.

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