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TANK 2112414 viewsTANK #2112 at Theodore M. Berry Way & Rosa Parks Drive in Cincinnati. Photograph taken July 22, 2007 by Michael Pompili.

CARTA 967411 viewsCARTA #967 at the garage in May, 1998. Photograph taken by Mike Gallant.

TARC 804406 viewsTARC #804 at Capitol Hills. Photograph taken March 16, 2004 by Cliff Kuhl.

KAT 835406 viewsKAT #835 on the Orange Trolley route on Cumberland Avenue near the University of Tennessee. Photograph taken in the Summer of 1999 by Mike Gallant.

TANK 2115, 2101401 viewsScrap wheels and the removal of the bike rack on the front of #2115 mean that its days in service with TANK are through. #2101 has also been retired as well. Since this was taken, both buses have had TANK branding painted over. Photograph taken March 5, 2015 by Peter Huffman.

TARC 910400 viewsTARC #910 working route 67X at South Fifth & Jefferson Streets. Photograph taken October 6, 2009 by Mel Bernero.

Nashville MTA 162382 viewsNashville MTA #162 working route 94 at First Avenue & Broadway. Photograph taken September 18, 2006 by Cliff Kuhl.

KAT 881381 viewsKAT #881 in July, 1996. Photograph taken by Mel Bernero.

Nashville MTA 602380 viewsNashville MTA #602 working route 96X at Charlotte & Fifth Avenues. Photograph taken October 13, 2009 by Mel Bernero.

KAT 919378 viewsKAT #919 on October 13, 2009. Photograph taken by Mel Bernero.

TANK 2101, 2115, 2105373 viewsTANK #2101, the first low-floor bus in the Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky area, is part of the latest lot of retirees. Notice that the TANK branding has been painted over on these buses. Supposedly 2101 will be kept in the area due to its historical significance, but its days with TANK are done; the others will likely head to MidWest Bus in Michigan for possible resale. Photograph taken March 17, 2015 by Peter Huffman.

TANK 2167362 viewsTANK #2167 working route 29X-Hebron Express on I-71/75 in Fort Mitchell. Photograph taken April 2, 2010 by Michael Pompili.

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