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Tasty 2023-07-22 14:09:08 | #1
Originally a city bus in vice capital Aarhus (company Aarhus Sporveje) as fleet number 372 on plates RD91791.
In 2009 the bus operator on the island of Bornholm changed, and the new company, BAT found themselves in acute need of a lot of buses to use on the island.
Aarhus Sporveje (about to get a new batch of buses themselves) decided, that they would be willing to help, and so all the buses of 1998 (with the exception of fleet number 350) and almost the entire 1999-batch as well got shipped to Bornholm.
This bus, fleet number 372, was the last one to go, so the shipment consisted of all buses from #351 up to and including 372, leaving just #373-377 back in Aarhus.
In 2016, the bus, now 17 years old, was sold to Solibus in Copenhagen to be used primarily as backup/reserve and for special events and small extra contract jobs.This resulted in frequent registration changes and the plates seen here were the last before the bus was finally scrapped in late 2022.
In 2009 the bus operator on the island of Bornholm changed, and the new company, BAT found themselves in acute need of a lot of buses to use on the island.
Aarhus Sporveje (about to get a new batch of buses themselves) decided, that they would be willing to help, and so all the buses of 1998 (with the exception of fleet number 350) and almost the entire 1999-batch as well got shipped to Bornholm.
This bus, fleet number 372, was the last one to go, so the shipment consisted of all buses from #351 up to and including 372, leaving just #373-377 back in Aarhus.
In 2016, the bus, now 17 years old, was sold to Solibus in Copenhagen to be used primarily as backup/reserve and for special events and small extra contract jobs.This resulted in frequent registration changes and the plates seen here were the last before the bus was finally scrapped in late 2022.
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