Photos of Melbourne buses

• Trainer EugeneXL

  19 Mar 09, 10:24

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• lifelikedrama

  19 Mar 09, 10:56

  nice photos

• SMRT BUSES LuvER

  19 Mar 09, 11:47

  Originally posted by Trainer EugeneXL:

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  The front looks like our SBST's B10BLE CNG!

• Trainer EugeneXL

  19 Mar 09, 11:56

  Originally posted by SMRT BUSES LuvER:

  The front looks like our SBST's B10BLE CNG!

  
  lol. Yes, they are the Scania L94UB which is similar to our SBST L94UB Volgren. Australia and New Zealand always use K series and L series of Scania Buses

• jayh272416

  19 Mar 09, 12:27

  nice pics!

• shinkansen

  19 Mar 09, 19:07

  

  Nice pics! but the above photo, what is the purpose of the attached trailer behind the bus? For passanger baggages?

• markus b

  19 Mar 09, 19:12

  looks good

• iveco

  19 Mar 09, 22:28

  Originally posted by Trainer EugeneXL:

  
  lol. Yes, they are the Scania L94UB which is similar to our SBST L94UB Volgren. Australia and New Zealand always use K series and L series of Scania Buses

  
  Not necessarily. In Perth, most city buses are the Merc O405NH and OC500.

   

  I know Dysons of Melbourne has a near-full fleet of L94s. These have been seen on revenue service near Greensbrough.

• Trainer EugeneXL

  19 Mar 09, 23:00

  Originally posted by shinkansen:

  

  Nice pics! but the above photo, what is the purpose of the attached trailer behind the bus? For passanger baggages?

  Yes, its for the baggages and heavy stuffs. Almost all the airport-shuttle (COACH) in melbourne has a pin for the trailer.

• shinkansen

  21 Mar 09, 02:28

  That's funny. Why don't they use Hi-decker bus instead?

  Below deck/compartment for baggages while the upper deck for passangers, isn't that better rather than have an extra trailer.

• SBS3688Y

  24 Mar 09, 22:55

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  hmmm... The first picture is the Skybus running express bet Tullamarine Airport and Spencer St railway terminal.. They got the superlong 3-axle rigid bus and also the articulated bus version. The second picture is Melbourne Bus Link serving Zone 1 (last portion at Zone 2 too) - is it svc 216/219/220?? I've tried the bus 5-6 yrs ago when staying there. pretty good. with heater.