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11 mos Report.In the first mission you have to drive during night, create two new routes, paint your bus and expand already existing routes. I think New Flyer will jump onboard the bus 21 craze before the game is released. Offers in-app purchases.Design Model codes XcelsiorThe release of Bus Simulator 21 is planned for 2021. Transport your passengers safely and punctually, either solo in single player mode, or in multiplayer mode. Drive original licensed city buses from the great brands: Mercedes-Benz, Setra, MAN, and IVECO BUS. Experience the job of a bus driver in a vast and freely drivable urban area.
Das Forum befindet sich im reduzierten Betrieb. For example, a New Flyer XE40 NG is a 40' (nominal) rigid Next Generation Xcelsior with battery-electric power, or an XN60 is a 60' articulated Original Generation Xcelsior with CNG power.New Flyer C40LF, DE40LF mod (Discontinued) MTA3306. Sauga Transit Bus Simulator is. Pulled from service January 2018 All rebuilt and new vehicles entered service August 2021. The second mission allows you to unlock a new part of the city - you only have to buy a new bus, hire the first driver and transport 180 passengers.New Flyer D40LFR.
The original battery-electric Xcelsior bus, offered as an XE40, used a permanent magnet traction motor built by Siemens. Ein Teil der Entwickler widmet sich inzwischen der Entwicklung eines neuen Simulators.The first battery-electric Xcelsior buses were a powertrain option within the regular Xcelsior line development was announced in 2011, a prototype was shown in 2012, and regular production began in 2014. Bitte beachte, dass OMSI nicht mehr weiterentwickelt wird.
On-route rapid charging is provided through an overhead pantograph designed to be interoperable with the SAE J3105 standard supplying 300–450 kW. Batteries are supplied by XALT Energy or A123 Systems (XE60 long-range models and XHE nn fuel cell models). The traction motor used has an output of either 210 or 280 hp (160 or 210 kW) and 1,033 or 1,475 lb⋅ft (1,401 or 2,000 N⋅m). New Flyer gave tours of the center’s educational exhibits and training areas, which included a bus driving simulator, examples of current battery technology, electric motors and charging stations.An XE40 battery-electric bus operated by TriMet in Portland, Oregon, connected to a SAE J3105 (OppCharge) overhead recharging station (2019)The Xcelsior CHARGE variant (XE nn) uses the Siemens ELFA2 electric drive system with different options for battery capacity, depending on the charging speed and range required.
It has a capacity of 32-61 passengers with 2 wheelchair locations. It is lighter, simpler and has longer range with better energy recovery. Xcelsior CHARGE NG Xcelsior CHARGE NG is New Flyer's next generation battery-electric, zero-emission bus. When accelerating from a constant speed, the bus emitted an average maximum noise level of 66.1 dB(A), considerably lower than the average maximum noise level of 70.4 dB(A) measured from a conventionally-powered XD40. It was equipped with 4 XALT Xsyst 7 (7 kWh) batteries and a SPHEROS fuel-fired heater. At Altoona, the as-tested empty weight of an XE40 was measured at 32,770 lb (14,860 kg) with a capacity of 76 (38 seated passengers + 37 standing passengers + 1 driver) for a total GVW of 43,550 lb (19,750 kg).
Project management was performed by The Center for Transportation and Environment (CTE) with support from the Federal Transit Administration, who provided a US$2 million grant under the Integrated Mobility Innovation Program. The AV is based on the XE40 chassis, and uses Robotic Research's AutoDrive suite of sensors and AutoDrive ByWire mechanical actuators. New Flyer claims the AV meets the SAE J3016 Level 4 of autonomy. In January 2021, New Flyer introduced the Xcelsior AV, New Flyer's first ever autonomous bus. Xcelsior AV New Flyer and Robotic Research announced a partnership in May 2019 to develop automated bus technology. The fuel cell was a Ballard HD85 with an 85 kW output.
King County Metro also purchased the XT60 (articulated trolleybus), and both XT40s and XT60s were subsequently purchased by the San Francisco Municipal Railway, for the San Francisco trolleybus system. The first trolleybus version of the Xcelsior was an XT40 built in 2014 for the Seattle trolleybus system, operated by King County Metro, the first unit of an order placed in 2013. Brampton Transit, serving Brampton, Ontario, was the first agency to order the Xcelsior. New Flyer reduced weight by approximately 10% compared to its preceding Low Floor series, in the interest of fuel economy. Deployment The Xcelsior was introduced at the 2008 APTA Expo held in San Diego. The deployment on a BRT line is anticipated to test the vehicles' ability to perform precision docking at station platforms and platooning multiple vehicles.
^ a b c Plachno, Larry (April 2018). The Toronto Transit Commission operates 25 XE40 buses. Development of the electric fuel cell buses is centered in California, with AC Transit serving as the lead agency for one XHE60, and SunLine Transit Agency, AC Transit, and Orange County Transportation Authority testing several variants of XHE40. Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority was the lead agency for the XE60, ordered in January 2019 and placed into service on July 31, 2019.
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