Okay, this sounds amazing but you can’t go wrong the 17xx’s.

I remember you saying you were gonna operate at HSR, I hope you do! Good luck.

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TTC knockoff with the seats

Yo what camera do you use? It’s so clear and smooth!

I actually miss these a lot. The Voith just screaming, them just roaming around Mississauga. It’s sad they are gone.

Wow, I miss when Hamilton Street Railway still had these. Good old Allison EP40’s. I heard a few of them retired at Niagara Region Transit.

The op that's driving this is a big W. Really love how these OG HEVs sounds

That's it? You just ride the bus? Maybe you could provide commentary about how each system could improve, like @RMTransit or @NotJustBikes. All three of these services need critiques from the public to help them improve, particularly the HSR. Hamilton has, in comparison to decades previous, fairly poor transit (and a lot dirtier, too). Hamilton used to have trollies, which were cleaner, quieter, and more powerful than their diesel replacements (thanks GM, really appreciate your fine work usurping Bombardier, a Canadian company), as well as Escarpment trams, and a ferry from what I believe is now Confederation Park to Toronto. I'm not 100% on that, and there may have also been a ferry from the Pier 4 area to Burlington. In any event, Hamilton could certainly benefit form a number of transit upgrades, from the LRT that we're finally getting, to numerous Express routes (on Barton especially; it's the busiest, longest, and most-frequent route in the city), from Ancaster to Stoney Creek, a Linc/RHE route, a Nightbus service, and actual indoor terminals instead of the shellscrapes we get at the hubs that basically have banker's hours. A ferry wouldn't hurt, either, since we do live beside a gigantic body of water, one which hundreds of thousands of people circumnavigate daily, and many of those people travel from the Niagara region to the 416. Ferries could save hours of travel time for tens of thousands of people a week.

This is some good shit right here👌🏾👌🏾🫡🫡

This video was filmed in 2022 so at the time the 2005 MiWay already served the City of Mississauga for 17 years. The 2005 MiWay served in Mississauga for almost 20 years because they were delivered to Mississauga 20 years after the Scarborough RT Line opened just like the Scarborough RT served in the eastern district of Scarborough for almost 40 years. These Mississauga buses have served at Islington Subway Station for most of the years they were in service which was from 2005 until 2020 and when Kipling Regional Bus Terminal opened the MiWay 05s have served in the City of Mississauga for more than a decade. When the 2005 MiWay ended their service at Islington Station it was during the COVID-19 pandemic so things were very different at that time. As of January 2024, the entire D40LF MiWay series is retired after 20 years of service in the City of Mississauga. Some of the retired MiWay 05s sent to Durham Region Transit. Both MiWay 05s and 06s have retired around the time the TTC was closing down the Scarborough RT Line that opened back in March 1985. After the MiWay 05s and 06s are retired trips to Erindale GO Station were removed to end at Square One in January 2024. I remember when I took the 2003 YORK REGION REGION TRANSIT on 88 BATHURST from Seneca to Finch and GO TRANSIT 19 from Finch to Square One to take the 2005 MiWay on 3 BLOOR from Square One to Islington during the holidays in 2019 which was before COVID and during the first WinterFest at Canada's Wonderland. When I took the 2005 MiWay on 3 BLOOR from Square One to Islington during the holidays in 2019 the MiWay 05s have already been in service for 14 years since the entire D40LF series have been around for 16 years in the City of Mississauga. When I took the 2005 MiWay on 3 BLOOR to Kipling Station during the holidays in 2022 the MiWay 05s have already been in service for 17 years. The reason why I wanted to take the 2005 MiWay on 3 BLOOR during the holidays in 2019 and 2022 and the 2007 MiWay on 3 BLOOR in September 2022 is because I will be living in Mississauga for college and for work. Since summer 2019, I know all about YORK REGION TRANSIT, MiWay, and GO TRANSIT. At the end of 2023, these beasts are gone for good. The MiWay 05s have served in Mississauga for 18 years and the MiWay 06s have served in Mississauga for 17 years.

I Hope You Can Make A UKposts Video of 22 Upper Ottawa, 23 Upper Gage, 24 Upper Sherman As Well As 25 Upper Wentworth, 26 Upper Wellington & 27 Upper James To The Sam Lawrence Park On The Jolly Cut of Upper Wellington & Concession Street Sometimes. I Still Go There On The Bus On The HSR Whenever I'm There On Visits in Hamilton from Edmonton Alberta.

Amazing!

i thought the bus sounded like 0221 and 0432 and miway 2005-2003 new flyer D40LF

Is that Bus fleet sandalwood or Clark?

That op was hauling 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

I'm not the biggest fan of Allison D40LFS, but damn this unit sounds amazing.

isn't that 0427 because that's the only bus fleet left while the others were retired

Nice to finally see this in service in Brampton, this for sure has a nice ISL.

Hey wait I think I saw 2 of these buses in a field somewhere north of Burlington going up Campbellville way in a field along the Appleby corridor or somewhere

Nice, I thought the D40LFs in Brampton Transit’s fleet were no longer in service by now

Amazing! I Use The Bus On 35G College Or 35J College To Visit Mohawk College in Hamilton From Edmonton Alberta On Visits.

Amazing

Love To See A D40LF.

Awesome

I saw this specific bus mid-delivery, while it had the paperboard protector on the front.

i like any of the hsr newflyer fleet between 2003 and 2010. really like the 2006 40ft hybrids

This sounds 🔥🔥🔥holy shit what an amazing engine

Damnn that shit can rev

Love these 2010’s. Excellent Video!

Do you plan on getting TTC 9404?

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This sounds real good

Awesome ride video on 8102!

Allison B400R doesn’t disappoint 😅 great ride video!

We got all of ours left in Vancouver

Exquisite Ride Video!

What a far cry compared to the 61 when I lived near Mavis/Britannia back in 2003-05. Back then, this route and almost all Mississauga Transit routes ran only once an hour, even during rush hour, which of course was really rough to depend on especially in the winter. D40LFs, Orion V and VI were used on this route then, and the Orion V were notable for having very blue lighting in the entire bus. I currently live in Vancouver now, and the RapidBus service (somewhat like a bus rapid transit) there also has identical XDE60 with the BAE powertrain, even the seat model is identical, though the layout is a bit different. It's so strange to see the MiWay 61 now being served by the XDE60, and seeing this video totally makes it feel like being on one of Vancouver's RapidBus routes (numbered R1-R6) for sure.

listening to this brings peace into my mind, just knowing I hear A D40LF. Amazing Recording, It always brings happiness to me.

What a takeoff, sad they’re retired. 😢

Awesome

Is this your first TTC video?

Currently being retired and replacing by New Flyers

That L9N makes her sound pretty sweet 😍

I got a video of this bus on the b-line saturday

My Favourite 2010!

Amazing!

Amazing!

Great recording!!!