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Owned by Penske, sold to a charter company (later destroyed by a fire).ĭemo 102-D3 for the 2001–2003 MCI D4000/D4500 order. To replace older NABI 40-SFW 416.15 buses.RFP for 550 clean diesel buses due on January 11, 2023, having been delayed from October 22, 2022.The value of the contract is $56,794,743, plus five percent for contingencies. Contract to purchase the 60 unused options from 2019 order (Contract no.The value of the contract is $142,994,950, plus five percent for contingencies. The contract is for all 172 buses, no options, and New Jersey Transit is tentatively scheduled to receive all 172 buses (which will be the D45 CRT due to the end of D4500CT production) in 2023. Contract awarded to MCI on November 9, 2022.Option for 75 additional buses under a 5-year contract.20909 is out of service due to an accident.18014, 18016, 18032, and 18037 are out of service due to damage from various accidents.Coach USA ( Community Coach, Suburban Transit, Short Line).Coach USA (Community, Suburban, Olympia).Ordered by MTA New York City Transit as 2251–2268 and built to MTA specifications, but rejected by the MTA and sold to NJ Transit.Some buses retired in 2018/19, remaining buses will be phased out in 2023.

7167-7187 are equipped with lavatories.

7801 was originally equipped with a lavatory, but had it removed following a fire.

8451 was not originally equipped with a lavatory, but had one added aftermarket.

Unless noted otherwise, all units for an order operate under NJ Transit.ĭetroit Diesel Series 60 DDEC (with Jacobs Engine Brake) Unless noted, buses are 102 in (2.6 m) wide. The lists and rosters below list current and past buses purchased new or inherited by NJ Transit for heavy duty fixed-route service.Īll buses here are fully ADA compliant. NJ Transit Bus Operations' and companies leasing buses from NJ Transit use various models of buses between 25 and 60 feet in length to provide service within the state of New Jersey.