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The last of the normal service 2001 D40LF retired in New Haven retired last Wednesday, so Stamford is the only one have them in service now (New Britain has one, but it's at Detroit Diesel after a report said there was a leak at the back of the bus). The last one to retire was 110, which took me by surprise, because the last time I rode it, the A/C had stopped working.

35759779362_9593cd6aa7_k.jpgCTtransit 2001 New Flyer D40LF #110 on Route B1 by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr

35520034256_150a1cf056_k.jpgCTtransit 2001 New Flyer D40LF #111 on Route Q1 by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr

36525112024_7197b5c42c_k.jpgCTtransit 2017 New Flyer Xcelsior XD40 #1749 On Route Q2 by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr

36980161780_576d77d982_k.jpgCTtransit 2017 New Flyer Xcelsior XD40 #1753 NIS by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr

36057149761_63ab48147a_k.jpgCTtransit 2001 New Flyer D40LF #112 on the Commuter Connection Shuttle by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr

Another thing that doesn't make sense, is that for buses 1741-1799, the seating arrangement has changed. In retrospect, it kind of makes sense with New Haven's crowds, but IMO it's nice to keep things uniform.

Setup 1 (1600s, 1701-1740)

34967998921_87ac2899a2_k.jpgOMSI Textures by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr

Setup 2 ( 1741-1799)

36525180424_07a52fbe5b_k.jpgCTtransit 2017 New Flyer Xcelsior XD40 #1753 NIS - Interior by Xavier Trofisher, on Flickr

 

 

On another note, the switch to the new route system will occur two weeks from today. 

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