Mafrense 0620 – Setra S 319 UL


Coach operated by Mafrense seen leaving the Terminal do Campo Grande, Lisboa, in August 2011. This coach with fleet number 0620 is a Setra S 319 UL first registered in 1998. It has an overall length of 49 ft and can accommodate 71 seated passengers and 30 standees (71+30+1). Presumably, Fainsa seats. It features integral construction and uses the Mercedes-Benz OM 457 hLA engine. This coach exhibits the Setra S 315 GT sloping windshield. This variant is sometimes described as the Setra S 319 UL-GT. GT is the abbreviation for "Grand Tourisme". Based in Mafra, in 2011 Mafrense, or Empresa de Viação Mafrense, operates regular services in the municipalities of Mafra, Sintra, Torres Vedras, Loures, and Lisboa, as well as regular specialized services and occasional services. Here, on a splendid summer day, we see the Mafrense 0620 leaving Lisboa on its way to Ericeira. ●


Autocarro operado pela Mafrense visto a deixar o Terminal do Campo Grande, Lisboa, em Agosto de 2011. Este autocarro com o número de frota 0620 é um Setra S 319 UL com primeiro registo em 1998. Tem um comprimento total de 14,95 m e pode acomodar 71 passageiros sentados e 30 de pé (71+30+1). Presumivelmente, assentos Fainsa. Apresenta construção integral e utiliza o motor Mercedes-Benz OM 457 hLA. Este autocarro exibe o pára-brisas inclinado do Setra S 315 GT. Esta variante é por vezes descrita como Setra S 319 UL-GT. GT é a abreviatura de "Grand Tourisme". Baseada em Mafra, em 2011 a Mafrense, ou Empresa de Viação Mafrense, opera serviços regulares nos concelhos de Mafra, Sintra, Torres Vedras, Loures, e Lisboa, assim como serviços regulares especializados e serviços ocasionais. Aqui, num esplêndido dia de Verão, vemos o Mafrense 0620 a deixar Lisboa com destino à Ericeira. ● 


Mafrense 

Based in Mafra, in 2011 Mafrense operates regular services, regular specialized services, and occasional services. ●
 

Fleet Number

Registration

Year

Built

0620

Coach

(?)

85-92-VQ

(1998)

2003

EvoBus

1998
 

1926 Mercedes-Benz / 1951 Karl Kässbohrer Fahrzeugwerke 
1995 EvoBus, comprising Mercedes-Benz and Setra brands (Karl Kässbohrer Fahrzeugwerke sold to Daimler-Benz and rebranded Setra) .
2021 EvoBus, owned by Daimler Truck. 
2023 Daimler Buses, owned by Daimler Truck.


References

Wikipedia | "Grupo Barraqueiro" 
Wikipedia | "Setra" 
Wikipedia | "Setra S 319 UL"
CPTDB Wiki | "Setra S 319 UL"
Setra | "Setra S 319 UL" brochure
Wikipedia | "Mafra"
Wikipedia | "Ericeira"
Wikipedia | "Lisboa" 
Wikipedia | "A8 motorway (Portugal)" 
Wikipedia | "Coach (bus)"  

1 mm → 0.039 inch 
1 g → 0.035 oz 
1 kg → 2.205 lb avdp 
1 t (metric) – 2204.623 pound (lb) (avdp) 
1 kW → 1,360 hp (metric/PS)
1 kW → 1,341 hp
1 hp (metric/PS) → 0,986 hp
1 km → 0,621 mile (international)
1 l → 0.264 US gallon 
1 m → 3.281 ft 
1 cm³ → 0.061 ci/cu in





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