Chicago Transit Authority 2008 New Flyer D40LF

Take a ride with Chicago Transit Authority New Flyer D40LF #1948 as it travels through Downtown Chicago at the beginning of Route 151 to Devon & Clark on Chicago's North Side. This bus is one of 100 equipped with a Cummins ISL & Allison Transmission as well as bowling alley type seating arrangement

[@damonboundsthetrainloverof3071]

I remember when those buses were brand new

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@newflyer12 Yeap she does sound just like her cousins here in Atlanta

[@Southeastern4204]

So apporved!!

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we have that same model here in lansing michigan

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This is possibly sounded like a Cummins ISL9 engine designed to meet 2010 EPA emissions

[@TransitSpotlight]

These are EPA 2007 ISL engines.

[@16Weatherboy]

Nice video! And, I have a question for you, Nabinut. How do you film on the buses without people seeing you do it? I'd like to try doing this sometime also.

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[@_thebusphotograher_cali]

It sounds like a C40LFR!

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AJay The Transit Dude: It doesn’t have that howl sound like the older d40lf from 1991-2005

[@cheese9505]

Sounds like a D40LFR

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The Bus Photographer Of California that’s because the older models had the older MAN axles

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151 IS SHERIDAN

[@coureyjones3253]

They need excelsiors

[@coureyjones3253]

will they get some Elderados

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@@wali.reuploads why renumber them????????