Rodoviária do Oeste 4057 – Irizar i4


Bus operated by Rodoviária do Oeste seen near the Campo Grande terminal, Lisboa, in September 2017. This bus with fleet number 4057 is an Irizar i4 registered in 2011. It uses the Volvo B9R chassis. Rodoviária do Oeste is set up in 2015 to operate a number of services previously offered by Rodoviária do Tejo and Empresa de Transportes Auto Penafiel. Based in Caldas da Rainha, Rodoviária do Oeste operates regular services, regular specialized services and occasional services. Here, we see this Irizar i4 on the Caldas da Rainha–Lisboa–Caldas da Rainha regular service. ●

Autocarro operado pela Rodoviária do Oeste visto perto do terminal do Campo Grande, Lisboa, em Setembro de 2017. Este autocarro com o número de frota 4057 é um Irizar i4 registado em 2011. Utiliza o chassis Volvo B9R. A Rodoviária do Oeste é criada em 2015 para operar vários serviços previamente disponibilizados pela Rodoviária do Tejo e pela Empresa de Transportes Auto Penafiel. Baseada nas Caldas da Rainha, a Rodoviária do Oeste opera serviços regulares, serviços regulares especializados e serviços ocasionais. Aqui, vemos este Irizar i4 no serviço regular Caldas da Rainha–Lisboa–Caldas da Rainha. ●


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