Rockford Mass Transit District of Rockford, Ill., awarded North American Bus Industries Inc. (NABI) an order for 20 35-foot low-floor (model 35-LFW) diesel buses. Total contract value is approximately $6 million. The new low-floor buses will replace 19 of Rockford’s existing 39-bus fleet and will add one bus for service expansion, bringing its total fleet to 40 buses. All 20 diesel buses will utilize a 2007-certified Cummins ISL 280 engine outfitted with a diesel particulate filter. NABI will deliver the 35-LFW buses in early 2007.
NABI receives $6 million Rockford, Ill., order
Low-floor buses will use 2007-certified Cummins ISL 280 engines.
September 18, 2006
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