The Neoplan USA AN340 Metroliner was a 40 foot (12 metre) commuter coach. It was available with an optional tag axle; these coaches were designated as AN340/3's. The bus could also feature a wheelchair lift.

The Los Angeles Department of Transportation or LADOT, is an agency created by Los Angeles City Ordinance, and is governed by a citizen commission. The LADOT is best known for providing public transportation to the City of Los Angeles.

In mid-2002, Victor Valley Transit Authority took delivery of 5 Neoplan CNG coaches for the Victorville-San Bernardino and Victorville-Rancho Cucamonga commuter routes, both of which were cancelled in 2005. LADOT bought all five units secondhand from VVTA two years later, where they would be the only buses painted in the 2006-2009 Commuter ...

Note:All 1992 Neoplan AN340/3 units have been retired as of January 2012. They have been replaced by the 2012 MCI D4000CT units.About this recorded stretch:H...

Neoplan '92 AN340/3 Metroliner Detroit Diesel Series 60 Allison HT-740 Recorded June 15, 2011 Route 423 Thousand Oaks Transit Center (TOTC) - Downtown Los Angeles / USC Part 1 - TOTC to Hollywood...

Jan 6, 2011 · Engine: Detroit Diesel Series 60G Transmission: Allison B500R6 Recorded on Monday January 3rd, 2011. About this recorded stretch:Heading south on Century Park East in Century City. The bus turns...

The Neoplan USA AN408 "Litl' Bus" was a 26-foot, semi high-floor transit bus sold in the United States. It was initially dubbed as the N426 in 1983. The AN408 used a self-supporting monocoque steel construction made of rectangular structural tubing that was electrically welded.

When it was formed in 1993, Metro inherited a large fleet of GM/TMC RTS diesel buses; these were initially replaced by Neoplan USA Transliner buses as they aged and retired. Starting in the early 2000s, the primary supplier to the Metro bus fleet …