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We haven't heard anything on the 2 DD electric buses GO had for testing and this could open the door for BYD depending on a number of things.

Just because nothing has been said publicly doesn't mean that nothing is going on.

They are being used in simulated service almost every day, and have been for the past year.

Dan
 
Just because nothing has been said publicly doesn't mean that nothing is going on.

They are being used in simulated service almost every day, and have been for the past year.

Dan
From the result of what the TTC expected with those buses, I doubt that any Metrolinx agency will be getting BYD's anytime soon.
 
From the result of what the TTC expected with those buses, I doubt that any Metrolinx agency will be getting BYD's anytime soon.
The ones he’s referring to are two buses built by Alexander Dennis (with Proterra technology). GO still plans to put them in service.
 
Other than GO, who is was buying DD in numbers?? Ottawa has 76 with the last 19 order in 2019
BC Transit took delivery of more E500s last year. They’ll probably get more if they decide to replace the older double deckers when the time comes. Vancouver also took delivery of more for their express routes.

Las Vegas got a recent order and will probably order more to replace their older double deckers.

If the two electric E500s Foothill Transit got work out, they may also get more.
 
Something to note. The MPXpress range of locomotives (MP36s, MP40s, and MP54s) are no longer being listed on the Wabtec site. It is likely now that the new order of diesel locomotives will be a different model.
 
Something to note. The MPXpress range of locomotives (MP36s, MP40s, and MP54s) are no longer being listed on the Wabtec site. It is likely now that the new order of diesel locomotives will be a different model.
Siemens Charger confirmed ;)
 
then again.... other than these 2 units, are there any other locos around that have a realistic chance of winning this?
The only models that are readily available are the Siemens Charger, the EMD F125, and the MP54AC if it is still available.

Although maybe there’ll be a real curveball and Alstom will try offering something up so that when the electric locomotives arrive there will be atleast one common manufacturer between the electric and diesel power.
 
The only models that are readily available are the Siemens Charger, the EMD F125, and the MP54AC if it is still available.

Although maybe there’ll be a real curveball and Alstom will try offering something up so that when the electric locomotives arrive there will be atleast one common manufacturer between the electric and diesel power.
I seriously doubt the emd 125 will even be considered given it only has 1 customer after all these years
 
The only models that are readily available are the Siemens Charger, the EMD F125, and the MP54AC if it is still available.

Although maybe there’ll be a real curveball and Alstom will try offering something up so that when the electric locomotives arrive there will be atleast one common manufacturer between the electric and diesel power.
ALP-45DP?
 

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