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8509 was a 1985 GM TC-40102N,
originally owned by Kitchener Transit.
This bus was being stored at Conestoga College in Guelph at the time
this photo was taken in 2011. (Photo by Drew Aikman)
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8803 is a 1987 MCI TC-40102N,
seen at the Kitchener Transit Terminal—now the Kitchener Transportation
Centre—in May 2003. (Photo by “the Snapmeister”)
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524 is a 1991 MCI TC-40102A,
spotted at the Ainslie Street Terminal in Cambridge on Oct. 10, 2008.
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531 is a 1997 NovaBus LFS, originally purchased by Cambridge
Transit. This photo was taken at
Ainslie Street Terminal on August 15, 2005.
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536 is a 1999 Nova LFS, seen
with its wheelchair ramp deployed at the Ainslie Street Terminal in Cambridge
on Oct. 10, 2008. This bus is a 2nd
generation LFS with the rounded window frames.
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2401 is a 2004 NovaBus LFS, shown waiting for passengers at the Ainslie
Street Terminal on August 15, 2005.
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2404 is another 2004 LFS,
spotted at the Ainslie Street Terminal on Oct. 10, 2008.
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2405 was seen waiting for
riders at the Ainslie Street Terminal on Oct. 10, 1008.
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2408 is shown waiting for
riders at the Ainslie Street Terminal on Oct. 10, 2008. This bus is shown in the iXpress scheme, one of thirteen buses painted in a
special livery for use on the express service. The buses were repainted back into the
regular GRT livery in late 2009 and early 2010 as new 3rd
generation LFS buses were purchased for the iXpress
service.
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2411 was spotted at the
Kitchener Transportation Centre on Charles Street West on August 15,
2005. This bus was later repainted
into the iXpress livery for a few years.
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2418 is a 2005 Nova LFS, also
in the iXpress livery, seen at the Ainslie Street
Terminal on Oct. 10, 2008.
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2423 is another 2005 LFS, shown
waiting for passengers at the Kitchener Transportation Centre in downtown
Kitchener on August 15, 2005.
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2425 has just arrived at the
Kitchener Transportation Centre. This
photo was taken on August 15, 2005.
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2430 is one of the buses
assigned to the Cambridge division.
This photo was taken at the Ainslie Street Terminal on August 15,
2005.
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8014 is a 2008 NovaBus LFS, one of 12 purchased for Kitchener and 3 for
Cambridge. This photo was taken at the
Fairview Park Terminal in Kitchener. (Photo by Orion 4)
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8025 is one of six 2008 Nova
LFS hybrid buses in service with Grand River Transit, shown at the Fairview
Park Terminal. As of June 2011, all
were allocated to the Kitchener fleet. (Photos by Orion 4)
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20909 is
a 2009 NovaBus LFS, spotted in iXpress
service at the Conestoga Mall in Waterloo on Sept. 5, 2012.
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20913 is
another 2009 LFS, one of the first 3rd-Generation LFS buses in the
GRT fleet. This bus was one of
thirteen purchased in 2009 for the iXpress service,
and the buses are split between the Kitchener and Cambridge fleets. (Photo by
Orion 4)
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21002 is a 2010 Nova LFS, one
of nine purchased that year and again split between the Kitchener and
Cambridge fleets. Although this photo shows
the bus in the regular GRT livery, 21002 was transferred to the iXpress service in June 2011 and is now in the special
livery for those routes. (Photo by Orion 4)
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9402 is a 1994 New Flyer D40LF,
painted in the new GRT livery.
Kitchener Transit was the first transit system in Ontario to purchase
New Flyer low-floor buses, with a purchase of fourteen D40LF buses. This photo was taken at the Kitchener
Transit Terminal in May 2003. (Photo
by “the Snapmeister”)
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9416 is another 1994 New Flyer
D40LF, is another 1994 NFI D40LF, spotted at the Conestoga Mall in Waterloo
on Sept. 5, 2012.
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9417 is shown, still painted in
the old Kitchener Transit paint scheme, at the Kitchener Transit Terminal in
May 2003. (Photo by “the Snapmeister”)
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9419 is shown at the Kitchener
Transportation Centre on Charles Street West in downtown Kitchener on August
15, 2005.
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9601 is a 1996 New Flyer C40LF,
seen at the Kitchener Transit Terminal in May 2003. (Photo by “the Snapmeister”)
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9604 is another 1996 NFI C40LF,
shown at the Kitchener Transportation Centre on August 15, 2005.
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9606 is shown waiting for
riders at the Kitchener Transportation Centre on August 15, 2005.
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9616 was spotted at the
Kitchener Transit Terminal in May 2003.
(Photo by “the Snapmeister”)
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2201 is a 2002 New Flyer D40LF,
the first bus purchased new by Grand River Transit, spotted loading
passengers at the Kitchener Transportation Centre on August 15, 2005.
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2204 is another 2002 NFI D40LF,
shown at the Kitchener Transportation Centre on August 15, 2005.
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2205 is shown arriving at the
Kitchener Transit Terminal in May 2003.
(Photo by “the Snapmeister”)
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527 is
a 1994 Orion 05.501, shown unloading riders at the Ainslie Street Terminal in
Cambridge on August 15, 2005. These
buses were inherited from Cambridge Transit, as were the Orion VI buses
below.
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527 was
spotted again a few years later at the Ainslie Street Terminal. This photo was taken on Oct. 10, 2008.
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528 is another 1994 Orion V,
spotted laying up at Ainslie Street Terminal on
August 15, 2005.
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533 is a 1998 Orion 06.501,
shown waiting to resume service at the Ainslie Street Terminal on August 15,
2005.
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535 is another 1998 Orion VI,
seen just after arriving at the Ainslie Street Terminal on August 15, 2005.
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535 is
shown a few years later at the Ainslie Street Terminal, this time on Oct. 10,
2008.
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2304 is a 2003 Orion 07.501,
seen at the Ainslie Street Terminal on Oct. 10, 2008.
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2306 is another 2003 Orion VII,
shown resting at the Ainslie Street Terminal on August 15, 2005.
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2325 is shown at the Kitchener
Transportation Centre on Charles Street West on August 15, 2005.
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