Ever wonder how HART maintains over 200+ fleet vehicles? Buses begin rolling out for service shortly before 4 a.m. and when the lights go down on the city, and the last bus rolls in around 1:30 a.m.,the overnight maintenance crew comes out.
Fifty employees clock in to help get the over 200 vehicles ready for service the next day. Cleaning begins around 7 p.m., while mechanics work on the fleet at all times of the day. The maintenance facility is alive almost 24/7, with only three hours of down time in between Saturday night and Sunday morning. We're out of breathe just thinking about it...
Click on the video below for a greater look at our overnight maintenance crew.
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
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This is a very old video!!! Operators don't go through the Fuel Line anymore since over 2 Years
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