Buses, Trolleybuses and Trams.

[Rocar 512E]

Here we talk about public transport in your cities. (IRL and not cities skylines.)

In Bucharest i can say as an Public Transport expert, the system is pretty f*cked up since the 1990's. Most of the bus fleet is made ou t of Mercedes Citaro buses only (1000 pieces), but in the past it included DAF, IVECO and Rocar de Simon buses:

[Photon_]

In my city i hate the buses there late dirty and slow, also my city won the "European green capital" and the bus company shows off about the city being green by having green capital vinyls but they drive around using big polluting diesel engines


here is one of them

[mbman212]

Same here in Vaasa. Back in 2005 every bus used to be Volvo B10Ms like this one that had only diesel engines:



Or older buses, like Scania (I don't know the model):



Today, we have newer, "less" polluting buses.

Some models from Scania:



Or this one:



And yes, we also have Volvo's and Scania's with Carrus Star 602 cabin:



Nearly forgot the Volvo 9700 from the list:



And now the really "newest" ones. Bloody Iveco Crossway's with Natural Gas being injected to the engine with diesel.

[ScuL]

A wide variety in this city alone

[Rocar 512E]

Or older buses, like Scania (I don't know the model):

That must be an Carrus K204 AFAIK.

[Dannu]

Yup.

[penguinaz]

This is our newest model bus but I don't know who makes it... our buses don't have an obvious indication of who the manufacturer is. But I believe that the city buys buses from multiple different companies.



We also have light rail. I do know what model these are, the Breda LRV
The unique part of our trams are they have 2 different modes.
They can be street trams:


But they can also go underground and be a high speed metro!

[martinusK]

Tallinn has both really old and new buses.

Scania Omnicity (that's my bus line )

Volvo B12MA

Volvo B9SA

Irisbus Iveco Crossway Le 12M - a cooperation project between Estonia and Spain to reduce emissions

Scania L94UB

MAN Lion's City GL LE



The trams are mostly from Soviet times - the Tatra KT6 is the most common and the only still running Soviet tram.


However in 2014 Tallinn ordered 20 new trams; 16 have been delivered. - Caf Urbos AXL.



Trolleybuses are aswell half Soviet, half modern:
Škoda 14Tr


Between 2003 and 2007 a total of 44 Solaris (12T, 18, 12AC and 18AC) trolleys were taken into use and are most common today.

[Rocar 512E]

@Martinus:
And also DAB, Ikarus and Tatra T4SU

[martinusK]

These haven't been in use since ~2005. The Ikarus 412T hasn't been taken off the line AFAIK, but i've never seen one.