Bus engine fails on Horner St requiring replacement bus, Johnstown PA
TrafficA bus on Horner Street experienced engine trouble with warning lights and rumbling noises. The bus eventually died and would not restart, requiring a replacement bus. There was also mention of an air leak in another bus.
Audio|Source: Cambria County Transit Authority - Urban Division
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Transcript:
00:00
Hey Leo, I just got a check engine stop engine.
00:10
Okay, it just went out.
00:12
I'm thinking, uh, you might be right on, uh,
00:17
fluid, but they're still, like, rumbling back here.
00:19
I don't know what that is.
00:27
How close are you, just see the terminal?
00:30
I'm right on Horner Street.
00:34
Okay, well, try to nurse it in it again.
00:40
Yeah, they went out again.
00:41
It was when I was coming up a little hill.
00:45
Yeah, I do believe it, I still believe it's low on cooling.
00:50
Yeah, you're probably right, but I'm just, I was just concerned that the way it was rumbling back there.
00:58
Okay, well we'll check out of two.
01:19
182, radio time check.
01:23
That's received. That's received.
01:28
73 to Portable 4. Seventy-73 to Portable 4.
01:37
Pardon before?
01:39
Yeah, my bus died over here that it won't start.
01:43
I'm gonna have to get another one.
01:49
Okay, Todd, just shuttle off on its own.
01:55
Hey, if you're coming in, if it's easier, you can put it on Locust Street.
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Location mentioned:
Horner St, Johnstown, PA
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