Lynx (transportation)

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LYNX
Parent Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority
Founded May 1972 (1972-05)
Headquarters 455 N Garland Avenue, Orlando, FL
Locale Greater Orlando, USA
Service area Orange County, Seminole County, Osceola County, Lake County, Volusia County, Polk County
Service type
  • Local
  • Limited-stop
  • Express
Routes 66[1]
Stops 4,441 [2]
Fleet 270[1]
Daily ridership 84,061[1]
Annual ridership 29.2 million (2012)[3]>2012 Annual report Lynx</ref>[4]
Fuel type Diesel, Biodiesel
Operator Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority[5]
Chief executive John M. Lewis, Jr.
Website www.golynx.com

LYNX is a bus system run by the Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority, serving the greater Orlando, Florida area, Orange, Seminole, and Osceola counties with limited service to Lake, Volusia, and Polk counties. Bus routes are referred to as Links. The standard adult one-way fare is $2 with free single transfers valid for 90 minutes (not valid on the same Link or for round trips). LYNX runs the zero-fare LYMMO Bus (Link 31) in Downtown Orlando, connecting many downtown destinations to parking and the LYNX Central Station by controlling traffic signals on a three-mile route along a fully separate right-of-way. All LYNX buses (Links), except the LYMMO, have bike racks (2 - 3 bike capacity) for use at no extra charge.

Bus stop signs are designed with a lynx paw in place of the traditional bus stop signs, which show a bus; although, some new signs have been placed, adding the paw to the traditional sign. Also, the route numbers (Links) are usually attached to the bus stop signs.

The budget for fiscal year 2013 that began on October 1, 2012 and ended September 30, 2013 was $115,518,832.

The FY2014 budget that began October 1, 2013 is $127,867,296.

History

Bus stop on North Orange Avenue in Downtown Orlando, Florida

The Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority was formed in May 1972 under the name Orange-Seminole-Osceola Transportation Authority (OSOTA). The bus service was originally named Tri-County Transit, or TCT for short. The authority changed its name in 1994 via a public naming contest and started doing business as LYNX.

The agency opened LYNX Central Station in November 2004 and a new operations center called LYNX Operations Center or LOC in 2007.

LYNX also opened through a partnership with the city of Kissimmee the Osceola Satellite Facility or OSF to operate their Kissimmee routes Link 4, 10, 18, 26, 55, 56, 57, 306, 416, 426 and 427. The only Kissimmee route that does not operate from OSF is FastLink 441 which is fully run out of LOC.

LYNX changed, added, and eliminated routes and schedules several times throughout its history. The service change on December 16, 2012 included new service to Haines City in Polk County.[6] connecting to Winter Haven Area Transit also known as WHAT.

The service change that went into effect on April 21, 2013 saw minor time changes made to time schedules and NeighborLink 621 serving the Bithlo area began service as a Fixed Route / NeighborLink service operating fixed bus service between SR 50 and SR 434 to the Bithlo Heath Center then operating as a NeighborLink service past this point to Wedgefield.

The service change that went into effect on August 11, 2013 resulted in minor routing and time changes being made to multiple routes and Link 4 was split at Florida Mall into two routes - Link 107 / Florida Mall to Downtown Orlando and Link 4 / Florida Mall to Kissimmee.

On September 15, 2013 due to loss of funding from Lake County, Link 55 was reduced 2.6 miles from Four Corners to Legacy Blvd.

On October 18, 2013 due to loss of funding from Lake County, Xpress Link 204 was eliminated.

The last service change on January 12, 2014 resulted in Link 4 being renumbered Link 108 and Link 17 being renumbered 106. In addition minor time changes were made and Link 4 (108), 10, 18, 26, 55, 57, and FastLink 441 were rerouted to serve the new LYNX Kissimmee Intermodel Station (KIS). Service to Osceola Square Mall was discontinued on Link 4 (108), 10, 18, 26, 57, and FastLink 441. Link 55 maintains connectivity with Osceola Square Mall with a new stop located on US 192 and returned to the Four Corners area in limited AM and PM trips. Xpress Link 204 returned to service with more limited trips and increases in fares for day passes, new 5 day pass, and 30 day pass.

Fare schedule

Pennies are not accepted for fare payment and no change can be given.

Single ride fares

Price
Single Ride $2
Single Ride Discounted* $1
Transfer FREE
The bus operator may be asked for a transfer valid for 90 minutes which cannot be used on the same link or for round trip purposes
Xpress Link 200 Single Ride $3.50
Xpress Link 200 Single Ride Discounted* $1.75
Xpress Link 204 Single Ride $3.50
Xpress Link 204 Single Ride Discounted* $1.75
NeighborLink Single Ride $2
NeighborLink Single Ride Discounted* $1
FASTLINK Single Ride $2
FASTLINK Single Ride Discounted* $1

Passes

LYNX offers three pass types: All-Day Pass, 7-Day Pass, and 30-Day Pass

Price
All-Day Passes are available for purchase only from LYNX buses by request from the bus operator. IMPORTANT! Riders must ask for a All-Day Pass BEFORE putting money into the farebox.
All-Day Pass $4.50
All-Day Pass Discounted* $2.25
Xpress Link 204 All-Day Pass $7.00
Xpress Link 204 All-Day Pass Discounted* $3.50
Xpress Link 204 5-Day Passes are activated upon first use and are valid for 5 days expiring on the 6th day at 3:01AM
Xpress Link 204 5-Day Pass $35
Xpress Link 204 5 Day Pass Discounted* $17.50
7-Day Passes are activated upon first use and are valid for 7 days expiring at 3:01AM of the 8th day
7-Day Pass $16
7-Day Pass Discounted* $8
30-Day Passes are activated upon first use and are valid for 30 days expiring at 3:01AM of the 31st day.
30-Day Pass $50
30-Day Pass Discounted* $25
Xpress Link 200 30-Day Pass $80
Xpress Link 200 30-Day Pass Discounted* $40
Xpress Link 204 30-Day Pass $140
Xpress Link 204 30-Day Pass Discounted* $70
  • * Discounted Fare and Pass Prices are applicable only to those who qualify under the Youth and AdvantAge Discount policy. Youth Fare applies to riders age 7 thru 18. Children age 6 and under ride free (limit 3) when accompanied by a passenger, age 18 or older. If not accompanied by an passenger age 18 or older, they must pay $1. AdvantAge Fare applies to riders age 65 or older. People with medical disabilities may also qualify, regardless of their age. To receive discounted fare, a rider must present a valid LYNX ID which may be obtained at LYNX Central Station Lost and Found office Monday thru Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm. For more information about LYNX ID's contact LYNX Lost and Found at 407-841-5969 Option 2. A valid LYNX ID must be presented when paying a discount fare, buying a discounted pass and when using a discounted pass to pay a fare.

Annual summaries

Lynx annual passengers and revenue
2003[7] 2004[7] 2005[7] 2006[7] 2007[7] 2008[3] 2009[3] 2010[3] 2011[3] 2012[3]
Passengers 21.9 22.7 24.0 24.6 26.1 27.2 24.6 25.7 28.0 29.2
Vehicles 236 230 237 240 240 238 234 223 225 225
Total operating revenue 31.0 31.4 35.2 36.0 40.1 41.8 42.4 43.1 46.8 46.5
Fare revenue 13.9 14.8 17.2 18.9 19.1 21.6 21.5 22.3 26.1 28.6
Total operating expenses 82.3 78.8 86.1 89.1 97.8 110.7 106.7 106.7 110.6 111.3
Farebox recovery ratio (%) 19 18 20 21 20 19.5 20.2 20.9 23.6 25.7

All figures in millions. Revenue in millions of dollars.

Stations, Superstops, and Transfer locations

Stations

Station Opened Served by
LYNX Central Station November 11, 2004 Link 3, 7, 8, 11, 13, 15, 18, 20, 21, 25, 28, 29, 36, 38, 40, 48, 49, 50, 51, 54, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 125, 313, and 319

FastLink 441 and 17-92

Xpress Link 204

LYMMO

3-D Disney Direct Link 300 and 304

LYNX Kissimmee Intermodel Station January 12, 2014 Link 10, 18, 26, 55, 57, and 108

FastLink 441

NeighborLink 632

Superstops

Superstop Served by
Apopka Superstop Link 41, 44, 106, 405, and 445
Colonial Plaza Superstop Link 6, 13, 51, and 313
Destination Parkway Superstop Link 42, 58,111, and Neighborlink 641
Florida Mall Superstop Link 7, 37, 42, 107, 108, 111, and FASTLINK 441
Orlando International Airport Superstop Link 11, 41, 42, 51, and 111
Osceola Square Mall Superstop This Superstop was replaced by Kissimmee Intermodel Station on January 12, 2014. Link 56 is the only route that will remain here for layover
Park Promenade Superstop Use of Superstop discontinued due to owner request, new location in works, see Transfer Location SILVERSTAR ROAD/HIAWASSEE ROAD
Seminole Centre in Sanford Link 34, 45, 46E, 46W, 103, and FASTLINK 17-92
Rosemont Superstop Link 9, 17, 23, 302, and 443
University of Central Florida Superstop Link 13, 104, and 434
Washington Shores Superstop Link 20, 21, 24, 57, 303, and 319
West Oaks Mall Superstop Link 54,105,125, 445, NeighborLink 611, and NeighborLink 613

Transfer locations

Transfer Location Transfer TO/FROM
Altamonte Mall Link 1 and 41
Central Florida Regional Hospital Link 34, 46E, and 46W
Colonial Drive and Alafaya Trail Link 104 and NeighborLink 621
Fern Park Link 41, 102, 103, and FASTLINK 17-92
Orlando Premium Outlets International Link 8, 24, and 42
Osceola Square Mall and US 192 Link 55 and 56
Oviedo Mall (Oviedo Marketplace) Link 434 and NeighborLink 622
Poinciana Wal-Mart Link 26, 416, 426, NeighborLink 601, and NeighborLink 603
Sea Harbor Drive and Central Florida Parkway Link 8, 38, 50, 111, and NeighborLink 641
Silver Star Road and Hiawassee Road Link 37, 44, 48, 125, 301, and 443
Universal Orlando Link 21, 37, and 40
Walt Disney World Ticket and Transportation Center Link 50 and 56
Walt Disney World's Downtown Disney Link 50, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, and 306
West Town Parkway and SR 434 Link 23, 41, and 434
Winter Park Village Link 1, 9, 14, 23, 102, 443, and FASTLINK 17-92
Valencia College East Campus Link 15 and 104
Valencia College West Campus Link 21 and 37

List of routes (called Links)

Below is a complete list of LYNX routes which are called Links. Current as of January 12, 2014

Fixed routes

Link Name Operates Notes
1 Winter Park/Altamonte Springs Monday - Saturday
3 Lake Margaret Daily
6 Dixie Belle Monday - Saturday
7 South Orange Ave/Florida Mall Daily
8 West Oakridge Road/International Drive Daily
9 Winter Park/Rosemont Daily
10 East US 192/St. Cloud Monday - Saturday Effective January 12, 2014 service removed from Osceola Square Mall and re-routed to new Kissimmee Intermodal Station.
11 South Orange Ave/Orlando International Airport Daily
13 University of Central Florida Daily
14 Calvery Towers Daily
15 Curry Ford Road/Valencia College East Daily
18 South Orange Ave/Kissimmee Monday - Saturday Effective January 12, 2014 service was removed from Osceola Square Mall and re-routed to new Kissimmee Intermodal Station.
20 Malibu Street/Mercy Drive Daily
21 Universal/Dr. Phillips Hospital Daily
23 Winter Park/Spring Village Monday - Saturday
24 Millenia Daily
25 Mercy Drive/Shader Road Daily
26 Pleasant Hill Road/Poinciana Monday - Saturday Effective January 12, 2014 service removed from Osceola Square Mall and re-routed to new Kissimmee Intermodal Station.
28 East Colonial Drive/Azalea Park Daily
29 East Colonial Drive/Goldenrod Road Daily
34 Sanford/Goldsboro Monday - Saturday Effective 4/21/13 Saturday Service to the closed Seminole County Health Center discontinued, Service remains on Airport Blvd.
36 Lake Richmond Daily
37 Pine Hills/Florida Mall Daily
38 Downtown Orlando/International Drive Circulator Daily (limited service times Sat/Sun/Hol) Effective December 16, 2012 routing of Link 38 was adjusted to service SeaWorld.

Effective January 12, 2014, Link 38 becomes an all day service routes with 20 minute frequency during peak periods and 60 minute frequency during off peak periods on weekdays. Service is still limited to AM and PM on Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays.

40 Americana Blvd/Universal Orlando Daily No Sunday service to Universal Orlando Employment Center
41 State Road 436/Orlando International Airport Daily
42 International Drive/Orlando International Airport Daily
44 Hiawassee Road/Zellwood Monday - Saturday
45 Lake Mary Monday - Saturday
46E SR 46/Midway Monday - Saturday
46W SR 46/Seminole Towne Center Daily
48 West Colonial Drive/Powers Drive Daily
49 West Colonial Drive/Pine Hills Road Daily
50 Downtown Orlando/Magic Kingdom Daily
51 Conway Road/Orlando International Airport Daily
54 Old Winter Garden Road Monday - Saturday
55 West US 192/Four Corners Daily Effective September 15, 2013 service to West of Legacy Blvd. was discontinued due to Lake County no longer funding LYNX' services. Passengers traveling west of Legacy Blvd. on US 192 can use Link 427. Service north of US 192 on US 27 to Cagan Crossings Wal-Mart discontinued with no alternative service. Effective January 12, 2014 service to Cagan Crossings Walmart returned with limited trips in the morning and early evening hours.

Effective January 12, 2014 service extended to LYNX Kissimmee Intermodal Station. Osceola Square Mall service will be retained via a new bus stop on US 192.

56 West US 192/Magic Kingdom Daily
57 John Young Parkway Monday - Saturday Effective January 12, 2014 service removed from Osceola Square Mall and re-routed to new Kissimmee Intermodal Station.
58 Shingle Creek Daily (limited service times)
102 North Orange Ave/South US 17-92 Daily
103 North US 17-92/Sanford Daily
104 East Colonial Drive/University of Central Florida Daily
105 West Colonial Drive/West Oaks Mall Daily
106 North US 441/Apopka Daily New Number operating former routing of Link 17 effective January 12, 2014.
107 South Orange Blossom Trail/Florida Mall Daily New Route that started August 11, 2013 assuming route portions of previous Link 4 between Florida Mall and Downtown Orlando
108 South US 441/Kissimmee Daily New number operating former routing of Link 4 to Downtown Kissimmee with realignment to Kissimmee Intermodel Station and discontinuation of service to Osceola Square Mall via this link effective January 12, 2014.
111 Orlando International Airport/SeaWorld Daily Effective December 16, 2012 Link 111 stopped service to Disney World and Destination Parkway Superstop with new end of the line becoming Sea World. Effective August 11, 2013 service to Destination Parkway resumed with SeaWorld maintained as end of the line.
125 Silver Star Road Crosstown Daily
313 Winter Park Memorial Hospital/V.A. Clinic Monday - Saturday
319 Richmond Heights/Richmond Estates Daily
405 Apopka Circulator Daily
416 Poinciana/Haines City Monday - Saturday New route started December 16, 2012 connecting Poinciana, Link 26, 426, NeighborLink 601, and NeighborLink 603 in Osceola County to Haines City, Winter Haven Area Transit, and Link 427 in Polk County
426 Poinciana Circulator Monday - Saturday
427 US 27/Haines City Monday - Saturday New route started December 16, 2012 connecting Four Corners and Link 55 in Lake County to Haines City, Winter Haven Area Transit, and Link 416 in Polk County. Effective September 15, 2013 Link 427 was rerouted east on US 192 to Legacy Blvd. to retain regional connectivity with LYNX. The Cagan Crossings Wal-Mart was removed from the LYNX Service Area as Lake County will no longer fund LYNX service.
434 State Road 434 Crosstown Monday - Saturday
443 Winter Park/Pine Hills Daily
445 Apopka/West Oaks Mall Monday - Saturday (limited service times)

LYMMO, The FREE Downtown Orlando Circulator

LYMMO is the zero fare Downtown Orlando circulator that connects many destinations in Downtown Orlando including the Amway Center, Orlando City Hall, Lake Eola Park, the Orlando Public Library, The Orlando History Center, The Orange County Courthouse, LYNX Central Station, and Bob Carr Performing Arts Center.

Service Hours are as follows:

Monday - Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday/Holiday
6:00am – 10:00pm 6:00am - Midnight 10:00am - Midnight 10:00am – 10:00pm

LYNX 3D Disney Direct routes

The LYNX 3D Disney Direct Link's are direct to Disney routes from areas throughout Central Florida that run both morning and evening trips primarily as access to public transit for Disney employees although all LYNX Passengers can use the service.

Link Name Operates Notes
300 Downtown Orlando/Hotel Plaza Daily (limited service times)
301 Pine Hills/Animal Kingdom Daily (limited service times)
302 Rosemont/Magic Kingdom Daily (limited service times)
303 Washington Shores/Hollywood Studios Daily (limited service times) Disney's Hollywood Studios formally known as Disney's MGM Studios.
304 Rio Grande/Vistana Daily (limited service times)
305 Metro West/All Star Resort Daily (limited service times) This route has AM service only
306 Poinciana/Magic Kingdom Daily (limited service times)

KnightLYNX

KnightLYNX is a Friday and Saturday evening service that is safe and reliable public transportation option on and near the main campus of the University of Central Florida (UCF) in eastern Orlando.[8][9] Any UCF student with a campus ID card may ride the service free. Other passengers may use the service but must pay regular fare. The weekend evening service is a partnership between the UCF Student Government Association and LYNX. The service operates Friday and Saturday nights from 8PM to 3AM. It originates at the CFE Arena formally known as the UCF Arena, runs outside campus to stops along McCulloch Road, Alafaya Trail to Waterford Lakes Town Center, and Downtown Orlando then returns to campus.

The Green and Blue lines run in circulator form from 8:00PM to 3:00AM. The Red line has trips from CFE Arena to Downtown Orlando only from 9:00PM to 11:00PM then starting at 1:00AM to 3:00AM the Red line has trips from Downtown Orlando to CFE Arena only.[8]

Link Route Notes
210 BLUE LINE Serves CFE Arena formally known as UCF Arena, Alafaya Trail to/from Waterford Lakes
211 GREEN LINE Serves CFE Arena formally know as UCF Arena, McCulloch Road
212 RED LINE Serves CFE Arena formally known as UCF Arena, Alafaya Trail to Waterford Lakes then to/from Downtown Orlando via the 408 expressway

Xpress Link

Link Name Operates Notes
200 West Volusia Xpress Monday - Friday (limited service times) This is an express service that operates between Downtown Orlando to Orange City Park N Ride in Volusia County connecting to VOTRAN. Also serves International Parkway in Lake Mary/Heathrow connecting to Link 45
204 Clermont Xpress Monday - Friday (limited service times) This is an express service that operates between Downtown Orlando to Clermont Park N Ride in Lake County. Link 204 was discontinued October 18, 2013 as Lake County could no longer fund the service and then returned on January 12, 2014.

NeighborLink

NeighborLink formally PickUpLine is a flex-service aimed to make it easier for residents in these areas to make use of both local transportation and LYNX's Local bus system. To use the NeighborLink system a passenger must call 407-244-0808 at least two hours before they want pickup.

NeighborLink Area Served Operates Notes
601 South Poinciana Monday - Saturday
603 Poinciana Villages 7 & 8 Monday - Saturday
604 Intercession City/Campbell Monday - Friday New Service introduced October 22, 2012
611 Ocoee Monday - Saturday
612 Oakland/Tildenville/Winter Garden Monday - Saturday
613 Pine Hills Monday - Saturday
621 Bithlo Monday - Saturday
622 Oviedo Monday - Saturday
631 Buena Ventura Lakes (BVL) Monday - Friday
632 North Kissimmee Monday - Friday Performs service to Kissimmee Intermodel Station from Valencia College Osceola Campus. Started January 12, 2014.
641 Williamsburg Monday - Saturday

FASTLINK

FASTLINK is a faster service designed to reduce stops along specific corridors providing a quicker trip that operates morning and afternoon commuter service Monday - Friday.

FASTLINK Name Operates Notes
441 Kissimmee/Downtown Orlando Monday-Friday (Limited Service Times) This is an limited stop express route that runs from Downtown Orlando to Kissimmee via US 441 with stops at Florida Mall and other transfer locations.

Effective January 12, 2014 service removed from Osceola Square Mall and re-routed to new Kissimmee Intermodal Station

17-92 Sanford/Downtown Orlando Monday-Friday (Limited Service Times) This is an limited stop express route that runs from Downtown Orlando to Sanford via 17-92 with stops at Winter Park Village, Fern Park, and other transfer locations.
Gillig BRT 40'

Current fleet roster

Order Year Manufacturer Model Fleet Series
(Quantity)
Fuel Propulsion
<<< 29 feet (8.8 m) >>>
2005 Gillig Advantage "Low Floor" 701-705
(5)
Diesel
2007 BRT 711-713
(3)
2007 BRT 721-729
(9)
2008 BRT 730
<<< 35 feet (11 m) >>>
2006 Gillig BRT 706-710
(5)
Diesel
2007 BRT 714-720
(7)
2008 BRT 731-739
(9)
2009 BRT 6-309 thru 25-309
(20)
2010 BRT 28-310 thru 36-310
(9)
Hybrid
2013 BRT ???
(7)
Hybrid
<<< 40 feet (12 m) >>>
2002 Gillig Phantom 501-503, 505, 507-513, 515-517
(14)***
Diesel
2004 Phantom 518-550
(32)
2005 Phantom 551-553, 555-569
(18)*
2006 BRT 570-578, 580-599
(29)*
2007 BRT 801-808, 810-815
(14)*
2007 BRT 601-643
(43)
2008 BRT 644-665
(21)
2009 BRT 1-409 thru 5-409
(5)
2010 BRT 37-410 thru 55-410
(18)
2012 BRT 106-412 thru 117-412
(11)
2013 BRT 118-413 thru 128-413
(10)
<<< 60 feet (18 m) (Articulated) >>>
1998 New Flyer D60HF 134-698 thru 137-698
(4)
Diesel
2010 NABI 60-BRT 26-610 thru 27-610
(2)
Hybrid
2013 NovaBus LFS-A 129-613 thru 132-613
(4)
  • Buses 554, 579, and 809 were retired due to accidents that caused damage to their frame. Buses have since been or will be scrapped or sold to another company to be used.
  • Buses 353, 361, and 362 have been retired as of February 2013. All three are now sitting on Lynx's property awaiting to be auctioned next year.
      • Buses 506 and 514 have been retired and were auctioned off in 2013. 504 is being used as a parts bus and is out of service.[10]

Retired bus roster

Order Year Manufacturer Model Fleet Series
(Quantity)
Fuel Propulsion
<<< 29 feet (8.8 m) >>>
1994 Orion V 421-439
(19)
Diesel
1994 V 450-455
(6)
CNG
<<< 35 feet (11 m) >>>
1973 Flxible New Look 301-333
(33)
Diesel
1978 GMC RTS-03 516-518 (3)*
1980 GMC RTS-03 501-503 (3)
1983 Flxible Flxible Metro 701-709
(9)
1985 Neoplan USA AN435 801-811
(10)
1987 Flxible Metro 721-745
(25)
1990 Neoplan USA AN435 814-825
(12)
1991 AN435 826-831
(6)
1997 Gillig Gillig Phantom 301-311
(10)
1997 New Flyer C35LF 901-910
(10)
CNG
<<< 40 feet (12 m) >>>
1954 GMC TDH-5106 628, 711
(2)*[11]
Diesel
1975 AM General Metropolitan Series 401-411
(10)
1975 GMC T8H-5307A 505-514
(10)
1982 Grumman 870 601-618
(18)
1984 Neoplan USA AN440 840-844
(5)
1987 Flxible Metro 621-633
(13)
1994 Orion V 402-418
(17)
1994 V 460-463
(4)
1994 Gillig Phantom 201-225
(25)
1995 Phantom 230-252
(23)
1996 Phantom 260-273
(14)
1996 Phantom 274-284
(11)
1996 Phantom 285-291
(7)
1997 Phantom 315-331
(17)
1998 Phantom 340-349
(10)
1998 Phantom 350-362
(13)*
1998 Phantom 363-365
(3)
1999 Phantom 366-380
(14)
2000 Orion V 464-465
(2)
2001 Gillig Phantom 381-394
(14)
2002 Gillig Phantom 501, 504-506, 511, 514
(6)
<<< 60 feet (18 m) (Articulated) >>>
1984 Neoplan USA AN460 800, 845-846
(3)
Diesel
  • Buses 464-465, 382,384, 386-394 were retired early because of high maintenance costs and unreliability.[12][13] 382,384, 386-394 was transferred to Gainesville RTS.[12] 464 and 465 are with a private company.[14]
  • Buses 450-455 were retired early due to high maintenance costs.[15]
  • Buses 800, 840-846 were bought used/leased in 1990.
  • 516-518 are former Fayetteville Area System of Transit RTS-03s that were built in 1978. It's possible more than three of these buses were likely bought by Lynx from Fayetteville.,[16][17]
  • 353 is on reserve.
  • The GMC Old Looks were bought used from Miami Dade Transit sometime in the mid-1970s to help OSOTA (Lynx at the time) start up service. More were likely bought then just two.

See also

Notes and references

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 LYNX Fast Facts
  2. "Bus Shelter Program - Public Transportation Services for Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties". Web.archive.org. 2012-08-20. Retrieved 2014-01-18. 
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 2012 Annual report Lynx
  4. 2012 Annual report Lynx
  5. LYNX About Us
  6. LYNX press release, November 8, 2012
  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 Lynx Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. For Year Ended September 30, 2012
  8. 8.0 8.1 KnightLYNX - UCF Student Government Association
  9. KnightLYNX - Lynx - Public Transportation Services
  10. http://www.golynx.com/core/fileparse.php/97316/urlt/0055876-04-11-2013-Board-Report-Pkg.pdf
  11. "Google Discussiegroepen". Groups.google.com. Retrieved 2014-01-18. 
  12. 12.0 12.1 http://www.golynx.com/core/file.php?loc=/Solodev/clients/solodev/Enterprise%20Main/Data%20Center/Board%20Reports/_Images/0054578-09-24-2009_LYNX_Board_Agenda_Pkg.pdf
  13. http://www.golynx.com/core/file.php?loc=/Solodev/clients/solodev/Enterprise%20Main/Data%20Center/Board%20Reports/_Images/0054553-05-26-2010_LYNX_Board_Agenda_Pkg.pdf
  14. "Old Bus - Most likely Former LYNX 464 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!". Flickr. 2010-11-24. Retrieved 2014-01-18. 
  15. http://www.golynx.com/core/file.php?loc=/Solodev/clients/solodev/Enterprise%20Main/Data%20Center/Board%20Reports/_Images/0054650-LYNX_Board_Agenda_5_26_2005.pdf
  16. MC CJ (2013-03-30). "Lynx 516 Orlando ex-Fayetteville NC 2-1994 mb | Flickr - Photo Sharing!". Flickr. Retrieved 2014-01-18. 
  17. "Lynx 518 mb | Flickr - Photo Sharing!". Flickr. 2011-02-27. Retrieved 2014-01-18. 

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