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Isuzu QPG-LV234N3 Erga Non-Step #1584
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| Name | Isuzu QPG-LV234N3 Erga Non-Step (Isuzu) Isuzu LV234N/Isuzu Erga [2-1-0] (2012-2015) | |
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| Build Number | ||
| Built | 2015 | |
| Scrapped | ||
| Owners | ||
| 2015 | Nagasaki Bus 長崎市 [Nagasaki-shi] | |
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| Year Of Get | Year Of Remove | Registration Plate |
| 2015 | 長崎230あ15-84 | |
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| Year Of Get | Year Of Remove | Vehicle Number |
| 2015 | 1584 / Nagasaki Bus 長崎市 [Nagasaki-shi] | |
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11 february 2019 - Nagasaki (Nagasaki Pref.), Dejimamachi (長崎県長崎市出島町). A Japanese city bus operator without an Isuzu Erga? I probably mentioned it, but it`s like a British operator without an ADL.
Nagasaki city buses irritated me with their lack of Latin transcription on the scrolls - something I`d only seen in Kōbe other than here. On top of that, the timetables on stops were done in the "one table for all routes" style with the different variations in separate rows - without knowing the city I could only be guessing where goes what, given the lack of any route diagrams on the stops, something that`s a blessed standard elsewhere in the country.
Author: TranslatorPS
Nagasaki city buses irritated me with their lack of Latin transcription on the scrolls - something I`d only seen in Kōbe other than here. On top of that, the timetables on stops were done in the "one table for all routes" style with the different variations in separate rows - without knowing the city I could only be guessing where goes what, given the lack of any route diagrams on the stops, something that`s a blessed standard elsewhere in the country.
Author: TranslatorPS