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Isuzu 2DG-LV290N2 Erga Non-Step #7-1826
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| Name | Isuzu 2DG-LV290N2 Erga Non-Step (Isuzu) Isuzu LV290N/Isuzu Erga (Isuzu 4HK1-TCH 177kW/241HP 5193cm3 ) [2-1-0] (2017-2019) | |
| VIN | ||
| Build Number | ||
| Built | 2017 | |
| Scrapped | ||
| Owners | ||
| 2017 | Kōtsū-kyoku 横浜市 [Yokohama-shi] | |
| Registration Numbers | ||
| Year Of Get | Year Of Remove | Registration Plate |
| 2017 | 横浜230あ18-26 | |
| Vehicle Numbers | ||
| Year Of Get | Year Of Remove | Vehicle Number |
| 2017 | 7-1826 / Kōtsū-kyoku 横浜市 [Yokohama-shi] | |
| Other Information | ||
| 2017 - ...: Sengenchō | ||
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25 january 2019 - Yokohama (Kanagawa Pref.), Nishi-ku, Minami-saiwai 1-chōme (神奈川県横浜市西区南幸１丁目), Yokohama-eki Nishi-guchi bus terminal.
87: 横浜駅西口 (Yokohama Station West Exit) → 市民病院 (City Hospital) → 横浜駅西口 (Yokohama Station West Exit) (circular route)
Is this a normal route number? Yes! Yokohama City Bureau of Transportation does NOT use kanji characters in its route numbering. The number and scale of bus operations in Yokohama is slightly mind-numbing, but one way or another you got to somehow cover a 3.73 million population city, which aside from its metric ton of standard-length buses (!!) otherwise only relies on JR, Keikyū, Tōkyū, Sōtetsu, and its own two subway lines. A bit of interesting trivia about Yokohama: as an administrative unit, Yokohama-shi is the most populous city in Japan, however that`s not the case as a general urban unit, in which case it places second - if we can even consider the possibility of splitting out anyting in the wider Kantō agglomeration aside from arbitrary borders.
Author: TranslatorPS
87: 横浜駅西口 (Yokohama Station West Exit) → 市民病院 (City Hospital) → 横浜駅西口 (Yokohama Station West Exit) (circular route)
Is this a normal route number? Yes! Yokohama City Bureau of Transportation does NOT use kanji characters in its route numbering. The number and scale of bus operations in Yokohama is slightly mind-numbing, but one way or another you got to somehow cover a 3.73 million population city, which aside from its metric ton of standard-length buses (!!) otherwise only relies on JR, Keikyū, Tōkyū, Sōtetsu, and its own two subway lines. A bit of interesting trivia about Yokohama: as an administrative unit, Yokohama-shi is the most populous city in Japan, however that`s not the case as a general urban unit, in which case it places second - if we can even consider the possibility of splitting out anyting in the wider Kantō agglomeration aside from arbitrary borders.
Author: TranslatorPS
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