I did not have much time to take pictures, but here is a pic of
their new WAB in Hobart, Tasmania. It was taken in Sandy Bay
area.
The other thing interesting is that they use Volvo articulated bus
there, with an ancient bodywork and it really sounds like the
strider. Guess its the gear box. They also do use the Scania 113
there.
They have got a tourist bus called Red Decker. It works like Hippo
tours where you can buy a day pass and hop on and off. The Red
Decker company uses the old Mercs and Leyland double decker NAC bus
we used to have.
Also, even their old buses, all of them have got the kneeling
function.
Lastly, the quality is a bit lousy because I used my phone.
I am in Melbourne, Victoria now, I'll see if I have time to get
more pics.
P.S. Quite a number of buses here are equipped with the Volgren
CR221 bodywork here, and their buses can really speed because there
is no limit. For example, the skybus low floor Scania articulated
bus I took from the airport was travelling at 110 km/h for quite a
while from Melbourne Tullamarine Airport to Southern Cross station
if you know where that is.
