Carris 2966 – Irmãos Mota Atomic Urb Midi


Bus operated by Carris seen at Terminal do Colégio Militar, Lisboa, in July 2019. This bus with fleet number 2966 is an Irmãos Mota Atomic Urb Midi (or Irmãos Mota Atomic Urbin ¹) registered in 2018 and included in a series of 37 units, 2961–2997, placed in service in 2018–2019. It has an overall length of 30 ft and can accommodate 22 seated passengers, 32 standees and 1 passenger with reduced mobility (22+32+1PRM+1). It uses the MAN 14.250 HOCL-NL chassis with the 184 kW (250 hp) MAN D0836 LOH engine. Established in 1872 and based in Lisboa, Companhia Carris de Ferro de Lisboa, whose name is usually shortened to Carris, operates regular services, regular specialized services and occasional services. Here, we see this Irmãos Mota Atomic Urb Midi on regular service 765, Colégio Militar (Metro)–Portas de Benfica. At the front, on the roof, the "V" device is a support for flags, common on Carris buses and used on festive occasions. ●

Autocarro operado pela Carris visto no Terminal do Colégio Militar, Lisboa, em Julho de 2019. Este autocarro com o número de frota 2966 é um Irmãos Mota Atomic Urb Midi (ou Irmãos Mota Atomic Urbin ¹) registado em 2018 e incluído numa série de 37 unidades, 2961–2997, colocada em serviço em 2018–2019. Tem um comprimento total de 9,15 m e pode acomodar 22 passageiros sentados, 32 de pé e 1 passageiro com mobilidade reduzida (22+32+1PMR+1). Utiliza o chassis MAN 14.250 HOCL-NL com o motor MAN D0836 LOH de 184 kW (250 hp). Estabelecida em 1872 e baseada em Lisboa, a Companhia Carris de Ferro de Lisboa, cujo nome se abrevia usualmente para Carris, opera serviços regulares, serviços regulares especializados e serviços ocasionais. Aqui, vemos este Irmãos Mota Atomic Urb Midi no serviço regular 765, Colégio Militar (Metro)–Portas de Benfica. À frente, no tejadilho, o dispositivo em "V" é um suporte para bandeiras, habitual nos autocarros da Carris e utilizado em ocasiões festivas. ●

¹  I suppose that the presumed designation "Irmãos Mota Atomic Urbin" is intended to distinguish the version of the Urb Midi operated exclusively by Carris. ● Suponho que a presumível designação "Irmãos Mota Atomic Urbin", pretenda distinguir a versão do Urb Midi operada exclusivamente pela Carris.


Carris 

Established in 1872 and based in Lisboa, Companhia Carris de Ferro de Lisboa, whose name is usually shortened to Carris, operates regular services, regular specialized services and occasional services. ●

2961–2997 | First five units in the series 

Fleet Number

Registration

Year

Built

2961

Bus

26-VD-02

2018

2018

2962

 

30-VM-07

2018

2018

2963

 

29-VM-88

2018

2018

2964

 

30-VM-19

2018

2018

2965

 

29-VM-97

2018

2018

2966

 

30-VM-20

2018

2018


● References

Wikipedia | "Carris"
Wikipedia | "Carris" pt-PT
Wikipedia | "MAN Truck & Bus" 
MAN | "Bastidor Euro 6 – MAN 14.250 HOCL-NL" brochure
MAN | "MAN BUS/COACH CHASSIS." brochure
Wikipedia | "Lisboa" 
Wikipedia | "Lisboa" 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
1 cm³ → 0.0610237 ci
1 m³ → 35.315 cu ft

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