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Hi I just had a quick question ... How many of the new buses, the Orion VII CNG think they called, did LIB order???

I'm asking this cuz on the past month I've only seen like 3 of them N16, N49, N15. But this week I saw a couple of more N6, N35, N41 n also saw bout 4 of them at the same time on the Hempstead terminal on my way to skoo. Sry is this question has been asked b4!

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thnx alot, but I just got 1 more question. Are the 08/09 Orion VII CNG exclusively for LIB? Cuz I see from the website u gave me that the MTA Bus and NYC bus have a different type of 08/09 Orion VIIs.

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thnx alot, but I just got 1 more question. Are the 08/09 Orion VII CNG exclusively for LIB? Cuz I see from the website u gave me that the MTA Bus and NYC bus have a different type of 08/09 Orion VIIs.

 

Yes. The VII NGs for LIB are CNGs while the NGs for NYC Bus and MTA Bus are the hybrid model.

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Oo ok thnx, but what does CNG mean n what's the difference between the two models? LOL sry if I'm asking to many questions it's just that I'm new at this LOL

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CNG Buses uses Compressed Natural Gas as their source of fuel. They are known for the "hump" they carry on the buses. They are notably loud, and make a sort of hissing sound when nearly stopped.

 

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The Hybrid buses use eletricity to power the buses. (Via the batteries they carry on the buses as well) They are quieter and somewhat move faster than CNGS.

 

The TTMG Wiki page that I linked you to can help you compare dimesnions, etc.

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