Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority: New Flyer
The WMATA currently operates five different bus models from New Flyer, described below:
The WMATA currently operates five different bus models from New Flyer, described below:
- New Flyer C40LF - the oldest New Flyer buses operating for the WMATA, manufactured between 2001 and 2003. There are 164 CNG-powered New Flyer C40LFs in operation currently.
- New Flyer DE40LF - these 39 buses are WMATA's first diesel-electric hybrids, delivered in 2006.
- New Flyer D40LFR - 117 buses delivered in 2006. These (along with the DE40LFRs) were some of the first restyled buses produced by New Flyer.
- New Flyer DE40LFR - 11 hybrid buses delivered in 2006; among some of New Flyer's first restyled buses. These buses are painted in a special silver-based paint scheme.
- New Flyer C40LFR - 25 CNG buses delivered in 2007. These buses feature frameless windows (unlike the WMATA's other New Flyer buses) and some are painted in "Metro Extra" livery for operation on route 79.
- New Flyer GE37LFA and GE42LFA - gasoline-electric hybrid BRT buses which are scheduled to arrive soon. These buses will feature a new "metrobus local" livery.
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