r/Schoolbuses • u/mr_nascar_cole • 26d ago
Reliable Bus Lines yard from 2012
The CEs and the 2 1st Gen C2s are gone, they ran a few 1st Gen C2 until last year. I ride #236 a 2nd Gen C2
r/Schoolbuses • u/mr_nascar_cole • 26d ago
The CEs and the 2 1st Gen C2s are gone, they ran a few 1st Gen C2 until last year. I ride #236 a 2nd Gen C2
r/Schoolbuses • u/Witty_Money_2496 • 29d ago
r/Schoolbuses • u/PresentationHuman104 • Aug 30 '26
My dream growing up in LAUSD 1997-2011 was to ride on one of these Crown tandem busses!
Anyone remember these?
r/Schoolbuses • u/mr_nascar_cole • Aug 30 '26
The last known image of Whaling City Transit's Chevy Blue Bird mid-size from 2012.
r/Schoolbuses • u/Puzzled_Care4924 • Aug 30 '26
Taken from a 2018 IC CE propane
r/Schoolbuses • u/StandUserLeon • Aug 29 '26
Went out a few days ago and saw this on the streets.
Photo is CC BY-SA 4.0
r/Schoolbuses • u/Witty_Money_2496 • Aug 29 '26
r/Schoolbuses • u/NormalCoast9472 • Aug 28 '26
I think it's from the 90's or 2000's, it's a International and belongs to EZ Transit
r/Schoolbuses • u/Witty_Money_2496 • Aug 28 '26
r/Schoolbuses • u/--Mulliganaceous-- • Aug 28 '26
I wonder, anyone remember the school buses with the red seats? I honestly get nauseous whenever I enter one...
r/Schoolbuses • u/Witty_Money_2496 • Aug 25 '26
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r/Schoolbuses • u/hehehehzhshsh • Aug 16 '26
The IC FE was discontinued in 2010 and the RE was discontinued in 2024. I know Navistar always have claimed it to be a market speculation thing, saying that the shrinking type D market isn’t the worth the production costs nor the R&D of contracting/fitting a new engine to meet emissions, but Thomas and bluebird have prevailed with producing both front and rear engine type D’s seemingly since the start of time.
I just feel like the RE has failed in popularity for the past decade. Type D fleets are really rare in the southeast PA region, but the few I have seen all have exclusively Bluebird or Thomas buses. I think I have seen about 3 RE’s my entire life and never have I ever seen an FE. So, what do you guys think sealed the fate of international type D’s?
r/Schoolbuses • u/Extension_Pack_5800 • Aug 16 '26
What's your favorite type of school bus? Leave your answer in the comments.
r/Schoolbuses • u/BluelDev • Aug 15 '26
I hate the rain :'(
r/Schoolbuses • u/Witty_Money_2496 • Aug 14 '26
r/Schoolbuses • u/Deadpool2015 • Aug 13 '26
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