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[[Transportation Manufacturing Corporation|TMC]] sold the [[Rapid Transit Series|RTS]] design and patents to [[Nova Bus]] in September 1994 in the midst of an order for the [[Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority]]. Production under NovaBus would continue until 2002 when NovaBus left the U.S. market. On December 15th, 2003, [[Millennium Transit Services]] acquired the RTS assets from Nova and continues to build their version of the RTS.
[[Transportation Manufacturing Corporation|TMC]] sold the [[Rapid Transit Series|RTS]] design and patents to [[Nova Bus]] in September 1994 in the midst of an order for the [[Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority]]. Production under Nova Bus would continue until 2002 when Nova Bus left the U.S. market. On December 15th, 2003, [[Millennium Transit Services]] acquired the RTS assets from Nova and continues to build their version of the RTS.


==Models produced by Nova Bus==
==Models produced by Nova Bus==

Revision as of 16:25, 4 December 2011

Nova Bus RTS
RTS
Standard front door
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Wide front door
Years of manufacture 1994 to 2002
Length 30, 35, 40 feet
Width 96, 102 inches

TMC sold the RTS design and patents to Nova Bus in September 1994 in the midst of an order for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. Production under Nova Bus would continue until 2002 when Nova Bus left the U.S. market. On December 15th, 2003, Millennium Transit Services acquired the RTS assets from Nova and continues to build their version of the RTS.

Models produced by Nova Bus


Nova Bus
v·d·e
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Low
Floor
Series
LFS Transit · LFS Suburban · LFS Shuttle · LFS HEV · LFS Natural Gas · LFSe · LFSe+ · LFS Artic · LFX
Rapid
Transit
Series
RTS-06 · RTS-06 WFD
Classic TC40-102N · TC60-102N