Autocares Carcesa – Irizar PB


Coach operated by Autocares Carcesa seen at Praça Marquês de Pombal, Lisboa, in June 2016. This coach is an Irizar PB registered in 2011. It uses a MAN chassis. Based in Cazorla, Autocares Carcesa operates regular services, regular specialized services and occasional services. Here, we see this Irizar PB on an occasional service en route to downtown Lisboa. ●

Autocarro operado pela Autocares Carcesa visto na Praça Marquês de Pombal, Lisboa, em Junho de 2016. Este autocarro é um Irizar PB registado em 2011. Utiliza um chassis MAN. Baseada em Cazorla, a Autocares Carcesa opera serviços regulares, serviços regulares especializados e serviços ocasionais. Aqui, vemos este Irizar PB num serviço ocasional a caminho da baixa de Lisboa. ● 


Autocares Carcesa

Based in Cazorla, Autocares Carcesa operates regular services, regular specialized services and occasional services. ●
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Fleet Number

Registration

Year

Built

n/a

Coach

0904 HCR

2011

2011


● References

Wikipedia | "Irizar"
Wikipedia | "MAN Truck & Bus"
Wikipedia | "Cazorla"
Wikipedia | "Cazorla" pt-pt

1 m → 3.281 ft 
1 kW → 1,360 hp (metric/PS)
1 kW → 1,341 hp
1 hp (metric/PS) → 0,986 hp


● How does an Irizar PB sounds like in operation? Sadly, I didn't find any interesting video on this vehicle.

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