The New Flyer Industries E40LFR is a standard-length, low floor trolley bus that was available to the North American Market. The model was launched with TransLink. As of January 2014, this …

One prototype Low Floor trolleybus was introduced in 2005, sold to Coast Mountain Bus Company as an E40LF model; since New Flyer were introducing their Low Floor Restyled …

The New Flyer Industries E40LFR is a standard-length, low floor trolley bus that was available to the North American Market. The model was launched with TransLink. As of January 2014, this …

Try out the next-gen trolleybuses operated by Translink, the transportation authority of the Greater Vancouver Area! These state-of-the-art New Flyer E40LFR trolleybuses are 100% emission …

It's been 10 years since New Flyer unveiled their Restyled series buses. The first Restyled bus made was 2101, an E40LFR for Translink. The unveiling ceremony was held on July 20th, …

These buses feature a variety of passenger friendly improvements such as a low floor design, kneeling capability, 2 wheelchair positions and LED (Luiminator Horizon) destination signs. …

E40LFR: Fleet Numbers-2007: 800 2008: 801-837: Status: Active: Width (Inches) 102″ Length (feet) 40′-6″ Height: 10 feet – 11 Inches: Curb Weight: 31,970 Pounds: Delivery Date: Winter …

The bus is a New Flyer/Kiepe Electric E40LFR electric trolley bus that has been loaned to the Edmonton Transit System for a one year evaluation period. The evaluation is designed to …

Dec 28, 2011 · Take a 4 minute ride on Vancouver Translink's New Flyer E40LFR on a cloudy day as route 17 Oak. This video will take you from E 49th Ave to E 72th Ave on Oak...

See the E40LFR page for more information on production trolleybuses.