Motor Coach Industries D45 CRTe LE
Built: 2020 · Series: D45
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MCI D45 – commuter coach from Winnipeg and Pembina
Motor Coach Industries (MCI) was incorporated in 1933 by Harry Zoltok in Winnipeg, Manitoba, as Fort Garry Motor Body and Paint Works. It was part of Greyhound Lines from 1948 to 1986 and was acquired by New Flyer (now NFI Group) in 2015. Headquarters are in Des Plaines, Illinois; manufacturing takes place in Winnipeg and Pembina, North Dakota.
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The D45 CRT is a 45 ft commuter and intercity coach. The D45 CRT LE adds a low-floor section with wheelchair accessibility; the D45 CRT LE CHARGE is the battery-electric version. The line serves commuter, intercity and charter operations.
Listed in the register: D45 CRT, D45 CRT LE, D45 CRT LE CHARGE and D45 CRTe.
Sources: Wikipedia Motor Coach Industries
Technical data
Engine
| Fuel | electriccorrect |
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Origin and approval
| Sub-category | Class 8 vocational vehicles (other than vocational tractors)correct |
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| CO2 limit | 222 g/tkm (US)correct |
Frequently asked questions
When was the Motor Coach Industries D45 CRTe LE built?
Production years: 2020.
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