Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Thanks for watching! Watch this video in the highest quality possible for the best viewing experience! In this video we take a brief ride on Miway’s route 101 Dundas Express, which runs East and West between Miway’s South Common Centre Transit Terminal & Miway’s Brand new Kipling Transit Terminal. This route operates 7 days a week, including holidays. This route takes both 40 and 60 foot buses, and is based out of Miway’s Central Parkway Garage.
2054 is a 2020 New Flyer XDE60 and is part of an 11 unit order (2051-2061). These buses are Miway’s first 60’ Articulated Hybrid buses, and the very first BAE Powered Articulated Hybrids in Ontario. These units are powered by a Cummins 8.9L Clean Diesel Turbocharged 330HP EPA2019 Engine (L9) and a BAE Systems Hybridrive (HDS300 E-R). To go more into detail for those who don’t know, The HDS300 Series E-R uses a Larger battery and in most cases less engine RPM & more Electricity when accelerating. These units feature stop start, which means when the bus comes to a stop the brakes will interlock and hold the bus in place without the driver having to keep their foot on the brake pedal. With that the engine shuts off and starts up again when the brake is released. These units ride on MAN Drive Axles, and have driver controlled heating and cooling for both driver and passengers. These buses also feature USB charging ports in many places around the bus, electric powered doors and the middle seat at the rear is covered with a bar so people don’t fly forward incase of an accident. These buses also feature 4ONE Aries seats for the passengers.
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Thanks for watching! Watch this video in the highest quality possible for the best viewing experience! In this video we take a brief ride on Miway’s route 101 Dundas Express, which runs East and West between Miway’s South Common Centre Transit Terminal & Miway’s Brand new Kipling Transit Terminal. This route operates 7 days a week, including holidays. This route takes both 40 and 60 foot buses, and is based out of Miway’s Central Parkway Garage.
2054 is a 2020 New Flyer XDE60 and is part of an 11 unit order (2051-2061). These buses are Miway’s first 60’ Articulated Hybrid buses, and the very first BAE Powered Articulated Hybrids in Ontario. These units are powered by a Cummins 8.9L Clean Diesel Turbocharged 330HP EPA2019 Engine (L9) and a BAE Systems Hybridrive (HDS300 E-R). To go more into detail for those who don’t know, The HDS300 Series E-R uses a Larger battery and in most cases less engine RPM & more Electricity when accelerating. These units feature stop start, which means when the bus comes to a stop the brakes will interlock and hold the bus in place without the driver having to keep their foot on the brake pedal. With that the engine shuts off and starts up again when the brake is released. These units ride on MAN Drive Axles, and have driver controlled heating and cooling for both driver and passengers. These buses also feature USB charging ports in many places around the bus, electric powered doors and the middle seat at the rear is covered with a bar so people don’t fly forward incase of an accident. These buses also feature 4ONE Aries seats for the passengers.
If you liked this video and would like to see more like it, feel free to leave a comment, Drop a like, or subscribe to this channel if you haven’t already. Feel free to contact me Via Instagram or the comment section of this video if u have any questions regarding this video, the bus, or the channel.
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