Norway / Troms County / Tromsø
Volvo 8900
Tromsø, Norway
#BusesOf2019
#Tide #TideBuss
#TromsFylkeskommune
One owner since new
(per 19.03.2025)
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VOLVO 8900
- VIN: YV3T7U524K1197487
- Fuel: Diesel
- Engine Volume: 7698 cc
- Engine Power: 263 kW
- Places: 56
- Colour: Hvit
- Registration: REGISTRERT
- First Registration: 2019-07-17
- First Registration in Norway: 2019-07-17
- Registered first time on owner: 2019-07-17
- Last EU-controlled: 2022-03-02
Comments (10)
Svesor 2022-09-08 13:02:18 | #2
Tasty (2022-09-08 12:53:48)Tasty
I thought all new-ish buses in Norway were some sort of green energy? Yeah, I know, that 2019 is not 2022, but still.
I thought all new-ish buses in Norway were some sort of green energy? Yeah, I know, that 2019 is not 2022, but still.
In bigger cities like Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim electric buses are more common. Some years ago there was some hybrid buses in Tromsø, but due to the special topography and weather conditions in Tromsø, it seems that this has been put aside, at least for a while. I myself work in Tide Buss, department Larvik. Here we have had a Chinese electric bus in operation since 2019. I will not describe what I think about its quality. Then I think I will be censored by the admin here...
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ValskraaCapo 2022-09-08 20:32:19 | #3
Svesor (2022-09-08 13:02:18)Svesor
Tasty
I thought all new-ish buses in Norway were some sort of green energy? Yeah, I know, that 2019 is not 2022, but still.
In bigger cities like Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim electric buses are more common. Some years ago there was some hybrid buses in Tromsø, but due to the special topography and weather conditions in Tromsø, it seems that this has been put aside, at least for a while. I myself work in Tide Buss, department Larvik. Here we have had a Chinese electric bus in operation since 2019. I will not describe what I think about its quality. Then I think I will be censored by the admin here...
Tasty
I thought all new-ish buses in Norway were some sort of green energy? Yeah, I know, that 2019 is not 2022, but still.
In bigger cities like Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim electric buses are more common. Some years ago there was some hybrid buses in Tromsø, but due to the special topography and weather conditions in Tromsø, it seems that this has been put aside, at least for a while. I myself work in Tide Buss, department Larvik. Here we have had a Chinese electric bus in operation since 2019. I will not describe what I think about its quality. Then I think I will be censored by the admin here...
In North-Trøndelag we bougth 50 or so Israelic Merkavin Diesel buses last summer
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ValskraaCapo 2022-09-08 21:14:46 | #5
aixam (2022-09-08 20:47:29)aixam
ValskraaCapo
Hearing that was a pretty wtf moment for me. Norwegian companies barely buy buses from non-Nordic manufacturers, so what made them decide on buying them from a potentially controversial country is extremely surprising.
ValskraaCapo
Hearing that was a pretty wtf moment for me. Norwegian companies barely buy buses from non-Nordic manufacturers, so what made them decide on buying them from a potentially controversial country is extremely surprising.
This August they have delivered 23 PX registered buses
Actually, it was 74 buses in the Trøndelag area last year. For ATB
As well as 2 HT registered ones in 2021
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MercedesW124 2022-09-09 00:58:02 | #6
ValskraaCapo (2022-09-08 21:14:46)ValskraaCapo
This August they have delivered 23 PX registered buses
This August they have delivered 23 PX registered buses
Ex sørlandsruta?..
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Moritz Velten 2022-09-11 01:35:42 | #7
ValskraaCapo (2022-09-08 21:14:46)ValskraaCapo
ValskraaCapo
This August they have delivered 23 PX registered buses
Actually, it was 74 buses in the Trøndelag area last year. For ATB
As well as 2 HT registered ones in 2021
ValskraaCapo
This August they have delivered 23 PX registered buses
Actually, it was 74 buses in the Trøndelag area last year. For ATB
As well as 2 HT registered ones in 2021
Which types are these PX busses?
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Moritz Velten 2022-09-11 01:37:29 | #8
ValskraaCapo (2022-09-08 20:32:19)ValskraaCapo
In North-Trøndelag we bougth 50 or so Israelic Merkavin Diesel buses last summer
In North-Trøndelag we bougth 50 or so Israelic Merkavin Diesel buses last summer
Are there any photos of these busses here?
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Svesor 2022-09-11 02:43:37 | #9
Moritz Velten (2022-09-11 01:35:42)Moritz Velten
ValskraaCapo
ValskraaCapo
This August they have delivered 23 PX registered buses
Actually, it was 74 buses in the Trøndelag area last year. For ATB
As well as 2 HT registered ones in 2021
Which types are these PX busses?
ValskraaCapo
ValskraaCapo
This August they have delivered 23 PX registered buses
Actually, it was 74 buses in the Trøndelag area last year. For ATB
As well as 2 HT registered ones in 2021
Which types are these PX busses?
He means the buses have plates starting with PX *****
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Svesor 2022-09-11 02:45:26 | #10
Moritz Velten (2022-09-11 01:35:42)Moritz Velten
ValskraaCapo
ValskraaCapo
This August they have delivered 23 PX registered buses
Actually, it was 74 buses in the Trøndelag area last year. For ATB
As well as 2 HT registered ones in 2021
Which types are these PX busses?
ValskraaCapo
ValskraaCapo
This August they have delivered 23 PX registered buses
Actually, it was 74 buses in the Trøndelag area last year. For ATB
As well as 2 HT registered ones in 2021
Which types are these PX busses?
PX plates are issued in the city of Mandal, in the southernmost region of Norway, also named Sørlandet.
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