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The backbone of NJ Transit Bus Fleet through the 90s and early 2000s. They were numbered as follows:
3000-3280, 3500-3606 - Suburban
1700-1721 - Transit

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The last Flxible buses purchased by NJ Transit. These also had a distinct breakdown of numbering:
3700-3791 - Suburban
1751-1976 - Transit

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These would be the first fleet of NovaBus buses operated by NJ Transit.

2600-2775 is commonly known as Nova A;s as they were the first batch
1001-1576 is commonly referred to as Nova B;s as they were the second batch.

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The first MCI "D Series" coaches of NJ Transit
7001-7050 were CNG coaches purchased by NJ Transit

7101-7120 were leased to NJ Transit in 2006 by MCI

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The first generation of "midi buses" operated for NJ Transit. These primarily operated in Atlantic City, Mercer County, and on contract operations. These were commonly kown as the "baby RTS" to fans.

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This fleet of buses were a bit more complex

The fleet was split between D4000s and D4500s. The numbering isn't as simple as it was for the previous fleets.
7501-7503 were MCI 102-D3s built right before the D4000 designator came to be.
7401-7418, 7484-7493, 7504-7683, 7686-7801, 7810-8112, 8269-8291, 8401-8435, 8451-8523, 8554-8555, 8563-8626, 8632-8686, 8703-8745, 8755-8759, 8775-8787, 8836-8889, 8916-8920, 8965-8968, and 8971-8990 were D4000s
4004-4007 were D4000H models
7802-7805 were D4000N models
and the rest were D4500s

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This is the second generation of Articulated buses. Unlike most buses, these were only 59 feet long, as needed for clearance at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York City. As such, this bus was named "AN459"

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9001-9053 were built to NJ Transit specifications
7121-7187 were built to MTA New York City specifications

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This was NJ Transit's first fleet of "CT" coaches.

7101-7121 were MCI D4500CTs to MTA NYC's specifications
8951 and 8952 are MCI D4500CTs exclusively for Academy operations

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The current generation of short buses for NJ Transit, numbered in the 1600s.

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The MCI D4500CTs of NJ Transit. These come in hybrid, diesel, and CNG variants.

CNG: 7215-7361
Hybrid: 4008-4044
Diesel: 16001-16003
17001-17240
18001-18129
19001-19182
20001-20183
21001-21367
22001-22120

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The new generation of NJ Transit's transit fleet. These buses are to replace the majority of the existing NABI 416 fleet. As it stands now, there are to be 550 of these units.

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This includes older buses of NJ Transit, from the Grumman Flxibles to the MCI MC series and all the eagles in between, and any other buses that don't quite fit into other albums

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