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    Scania strengthens position in Indonesia

    Scania continues to reinforce its position in the Indonesian bus market. Transjakarta has now placed an order for 150 low-entry city buses in addition to the previously ordered 110 3-axle Scania buses that will be delivered later this year. The public transport operator in the Indonesian capital already has 108 articulated Euro 6 Scania gas buses in its network.The Transjakarta Bus Rapid Transport system is considered to be the world’s longest busway, serving more than 10 million passengers monthly. The forthcoming delivery of low-entry buses will replace the existing, highly polluting, old

    Scania strengthening its presence in Colombia by delivering 295 city buses for Bogotá

    Scania has received an order for 295 bus chassis from the Colombian cooperative Coobus, one of the operators responsible for the public transport system in Bogotá. The buses will be delivered during 2012 and 2013 and will be put into service on new routes in the capital city’s TransMilenio bus transport system, which is widely recognised for its efficiency.Bogotá has one of the world’s most highly developed Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems, with 1,400 articulated buses in service, of which more than 200 have been delivered by Scania to date. “As the city is located at 2,600 metres above

    200 Scania buses to improve urban mobility in the city of Rio de Janeiro

    Now the first units of 200 Scania city buses will start to operate in the South Zone of the City of Rio de Janeiro. The buses will be part of the public transport system now being implemented in the Brazilian town.“This delivery is a breakthrough for Scania’s concept of city buses that fulfills Rio de Janeiro’s and other cities’ requirements when developing efficient and passenger attractive public transport systems. I see a huge future potential. Upcoming major international sports event, like the Soccer World Cup 2014 and the Olympics in 2016 will further increase the demand of reliable

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