It’s funny to see how our states boarder and how the equipment mandates are different. The first one of my district’s 3 brand new are being delivered Monday!
They’ve been getting the DD5 and Mobileye since they came out here. No LED headlights though which I don’t know why… But that’s all that we have been getting, C2s. Not complaining because they are great, I prefer them over IC. We only get Bluebird Visions as handy buses now. I like the video, I noticed that the first 22 has a new crossing arm as well.
I'm a bus fan I love how you just don't show the bus but you have humor and joy and you actually explain how every thing works stop sing 8 way flashers doors roof hatches cameras crossing gates
I had an older style Thomas with air brakes. I'm getting ready to go into a new Thomas, but not sure yet if it has the tank drain, which I am not familiar with. Can you explain how to do the tank drain when doing air brake check/test? I'm used to just getting in , starting the bus, letting it come up to normal pressure, and then turning bus off, then to on (not running), stepping on brake at the same time pushing parking brake knob in and waiting to see if there is 3psi air loss, then pumping down the brakes until indicator light comes on, then until parking brake knob pops out. Then throwing it in high idle. Can you please do a video and explain how to do the tank drain in full please?
Quick question, I live around the Rohrer lot area. Do you guys mind people walking the bus lot to see the buses, take reference pictures, and stuff of that sort during the day? Thanks in advance!
When you get a chance could you film that mini bus next to the 2022 C2 I believe it looks like it’s a Thomas minitour but I still love mini buses in general!
I believe it is an optional feature. I have not seen a C2 yet with manual, but I have heard that you can get them like that. Then the 8-way light controls and door control move to the center console by the parking brake to make it easier to access when shifting.
Yes, that last bus is beautiful, but you'd think if old man Rohrer was gonna put all those options on it, he'd at least spec it with air conditioning. It's all about image for him.
I wish my district bought new C2s. We only have 2015’s . I assume after 2015 we got a new transportation director or something who’s interested in ic product only.
So there are very minimal changes usually. The most recent was with the 2020 C2s when they changed the marker lights and side turn signals to very small circles almost like Bluebird buses. I personally didn’t like that. Also the newer ones that have Detroit engines have the badges on the side of the hood. Other than that there are usually very few changes.
Hi! I Do Have A Bus Idea! 1. IC CE Flat Nose 2. Bluebird Flat Nose I dont know if you have these but if any roll in i think it would be cool to see them!!!
@@CMLayton88 Huh, the buses I ride on in the Wichita Falls Independent School District have seatbelts, Most of them are 2014 Saf-T-Liner C2's like these ones. I see why your buses don't have seatbelts. Nobody wears them...
So some buses to get seatbelts installed as options, however, it has been proven in research that in case of an emergency, such as a bus being on fire, seatbelts could potentially cause more injuries or death. You have one driver with potentially 70+ kids buckled in. Some times seatbelts lock up and not all kids could get them selves unbuckled in time and escape before fire could spread and the driver might not be able to cut all necessary seatbelts in time. I do think seatbelts are a great safety item, however, the seats in modern buses have been designed to act kind of like an egg carton in a way. They’re staggered to prevent falling into the aisle or hitting others in an emergency, and the seats are higher now to also protect from injuries in a forward collision. I believe there are some videos out there that show the seatbelt situation and how the seats are protective. Pretty neat overall.
@@CMLayton88 ok, I drive 2007 c2 and it stinks. No cup holders, transmission skips horribly and no pick up on the hwy. Instead of the three way door switch we have a three way switch that has Amber's on bottom and reds on top, and off in the middle, then a one way door switch. 319,000 miles on it.
Some states require it, but Pennsylvania does not. We do have a few buses that we have gotten from other areas that have Master Switches and Red overrides, but most do not.
It’s funny to see how our states boarder and how the equipment mandates are different. The first one of my district’s 3 brand new are being delivered Monday!
They’ve been getting the DD5 and Mobileye since they came out here. No LED headlights though which I don’t know why… But that’s all that we have been getting, C2s. Not complaining because they are great, I prefer them over IC. We only get Bluebird Visions as handy buses now. I like the video, I noticed that the first 22 has a new crossing arm as well.
Whats the difference in the blue bird version
@@prosperity4444 a whole different bus manufacturer
I'm a bus fan I love how you just don't show the bus but you have humor and joy and you actually explain how every thing works stop sing 8 way flashers doors roof hatches cameras crossing gates
such a beautiful bus, it feels so open, so bright.
Wow the LED bus has the strobing eight ways on it. I have never seen a bus with the strobing eight ways. The LED bus looks very rare.
Definitely my favorite bus.
I had an older style Thomas with air brakes. I'm getting ready to go into a new Thomas, but not sure yet if it has the tank drain, which I am not familiar with. Can you explain how to do the tank drain when doing air brake check/test? I'm used to just getting in , starting the bus, letting it come up to normal pressure, and then turning bus off, then to on (not running), stepping on brake at the same time pushing parking brake knob in and waiting to see if there is 3psi air loss, then pumping down the brakes until indicator light comes on, then until parking brake knob pops out. Then throwing it in high idle.
Can you please do a video and explain how to do the tank drain in full please?
You ever thought about working for the Price is Right. Lol 😆 Great job really super video
This is almost my dream bus it would be if it had black trim white roof and chrome wheels oh they look so cool
Just perfect another saf t liner
I hope you do a video on the 2022 minotour!
2022 c2 with no air for the kids harsh..
That’s what I noticed as well! It looks like it does have dash a/c but that’s not going to do much for the whole bus.
Quick question, I live around the Rohrer lot area. Do you guys mind people walking the bus lot to see the buses, take reference pictures, and stuff of that sort during the day? Thanks in advance!
When you get a chance could you film that mini bus next to the 2022 C2 I believe it looks like it’s a Thomas minitour but I still love mini buses in general!
I love all of the buses you featured!
When are you going to get a new video of a 2023 Saf-T-Liner C2?
Those are nice buses 🚌
2022 sheesh
Does the C2 accelerate quickly with a DD5? How does it do on hills? And noise while driving?
To Me the C2S are very loud when i drive em. But do they accrelate fast in my opinion
I believe you can also get one of these in the handicap variant as well
These are the best bus videos out there
Thank you!!!
@@CMLayton88 when are you going to upload more us videos? I miss them.
How much will it cost me to have the C2 Liner?
I live in Nigeria
which part of North Carolina is this bus at
My school is getting new busses after fall break they are 2021 and 22 most of our busses are very old so this will be a nice upgrade
Do these have cruise control
i needed this
I love your vids man, I'm a huge bus enthusiast.
Thank you!!!
Same here!
It's bean what 2 years cant wate for you to come back
Where is the heater valve at?
Questions, are there any school buses available with a manual transmission? Is it an optional feature?
I believe it is an optional feature. I have not seen a C2 yet with manual, but I have heard that you can get them like that. Then the 8-way light controls and door control move to the center console by the parking brake to make it easier to access when shifting.
@@CMLayton88 This is the only video I found about a C2 with manual transmission. th-cam.com/video/Y-bq9NoFaf8/w-d-xo.html
@@CMLayton88I looked on the Thomas Built Buses webpage, you can only get a full automatic transmission
Our 2022 c2's and hdx's are in already!
Yes, that last bus is beautiful, but you'd think if old man Rohrer was gonna put all those options on it, he'd at least spec it with air conditioning. It's all about image for him.
I wish my district bought new C2s. We only have 2015’s . I assume after 2015 we got a new transportation director or something who’s interested in ic product only.
Nice bus! Is this one of many 22’s Rohrer ordered?
Correct! They have most of the fleet already labeled. These were a few more recently delivered.
@@CMLayton88 Nice!
Super Awesome!!!!
C2s Remind of FS65`S but Nicer
Favorite school bus model? Mine is the Blue Bird Vision
Mine is the FS65! Now the C2.
I like the black side rails more than the yellow side rails
Am i the only one who wants to be a bus driver just for the fun of driving these?
bro same, but there are a ton of risks like forgetting your vehicle is like, 17 feet long.
Well yea, but the fact that the vehicle is long and heavy, that just makes seem more fun to me
@@Mineraux true, but again, could easily crash
@@willzsocial never denied that
@@Mineraux i know but you said if the vehicle is longer its more fun
Are you the business owner of Thomas Built buses, or are you a bus Supervisor?
is there anymore new video content coming
Finally!
Hey dream
Nice bus! What’s your most favorite bus? My most favorite buses are the IC BE and the IC CE
Bus 5 to Bus 1
IC CE's, IC RE, Thomas C2, EFX, HDX, Blue Bird Vision, All American FE and RE.
Brand new, obviously.
Nice buses, but I still prefer the Cummins 6.7 L engine. And the reason I say that it's just because that engine has proven its reliability
How do you tell the different years from the outside of the bus??
So there are very minimal changes usually. The most recent was with the 2020 C2s when they changed the marker lights and side turn signals to very small circles almost like Bluebird buses. I personally didn’t like that. Also the newer ones that have Detroit engines have the badges on the side of the hood. Other than that there are usually very few changes.
Are you ever going to upload again
Will you do an update on the prison bus and a video on the 2022 minotaur?
I’ll certainly try to keep up with the prison bus. I’ll also try my best for the 2022 Minotour.
@@CMLayton88 OK! thank you
When will your next video be
Hi! I Do Have A Bus Idea!
1. IC CE Flat Nose
2. Bluebird Flat Nose
I dont know if you have these but if any roll in i think it would be cool to see them!!!
It's hard to believe they are still using the regular key instead of a key fob with the push button ignition.
No air conditioning?
Can you show off more blue bird and Thomas and ic buses
Brand new! Nice!
Is there by chance they have seat belts?
I can see if we have any. Most of ours do not have seatbelts other than buses used for special needs bus runs.
@@CMLayton88
Huh, the buses I ride on in the Wichita Falls Independent School District have seatbelts, Most of them are 2014 Saf-T-Liner C2's like these ones.
I see why your buses don't have seatbelts. Nobody wears them...
Noice
You should use the light on tope of the bus that be cool to see
At my school the only bus we have is the international sadly
Why don’t you put air in these buses?
Funny how they don’t have led headlights considering it’s a 2022
I sont get it. Why they dont install seatbelts?
So some buses to get seatbelts installed as options, however, it has been proven in research that in case of an emergency, such as a bus being on fire, seatbelts could potentially cause more injuries or death. You have one driver with potentially 70+ kids buckled in. Some times seatbelts lock up and not all kids could get them selves unbuckled in time and escape before fire could spread and the driver might not be able to cut all necessary seatbelts in time. I do think seatbelts are a great safety item, however, the seats in modern buses have been designed to act kind of like an egg carton in a way. They’re staggered to prevent falling into the aisle or hitting others in an emergency, and the seats are higher now to also protect from injuries in a forward collision. I believe there are some videos out there that show the seatbelt situation and how the seats are protective. Pretty neat overall.
@@CMLayton88 Over here Texas every school bus have to have a seatbelts
Please film long way because then we can see more of the bus.
Please Make More SCHOOL BUS VIDEOS?!
Dude where are ur new VIDEOS?
Cool!!
Can you do a new 2022 Minotour like in the video and one fully optioned Minotour
If we get any of the 2022 Minotours in I will make a video. We have such a shortage of stock currently.
Thanks so much
@@CMLayton88 Thanks a lot can't wait to see one
Sad to see they’re doing away with cummins
Hi, good morning, I've watched many videos on your channel, are they for sale? it is a hobby that you have. Greetings.
I don't speak english
Is this bus rohrer
Please come back
Please film in landscape , you'll see a lot more
I normally do, but completely forgot when filming this. It will be back to wide screen viewing on the future videos.
@@CMLayton88 ok, I drive 2007 c2 and it stinks. No cup holders, transmission skips horribly and no pick up on the hwy. Instead of the three way door switch we have a three way switch that has Amber's on bottom and reds on top, and off in the middle, then a one way door switch. 319,000 miles on it.
Why don't that new school bus have seat belts for every students?
Where are your new videos
More videos please
Where is the red override?
No override in our PA buses. It’s not required.
@@CMLayton88 Oh...
Some states require it, but Pennsylvania does not. We do have a few buses that we have gotten from other areas that have Master Switches and Red overrides, but most do not.
@@CMLayton88 All the busses I have seen have it, do you know if Ohio require it?
@@NEOhioSAT That’s a good question. I am not sure. I do know that Maryland does.
Puede publicar de la mismas pero del 2010 la parte de interior funcionamiento de los botones
What happend to you? I miss watching your videos!!!!
This isn't a Cummins.
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