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Bombardier Flexity at Boas Street and Grand Boulevard. Transperth will settle on one manufacturer when tests are done.
Three of the Bombardier built Flexity Swifts at the back of Piccadilly station, 3054 and 3038 in the headshunt, with 3017 going past on the East Manchester line towards Ashton.
See the "Driving the Ford Flex" video
Here's a video of the Ford Flex I've been playing with - nice car! See what you think.This video was originally shared on blip.tv by davidleeking with a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 license.
A Flexity tram, fleet number 109, with advertising wrap for Adelaide Fringe Festival, at the City South tram stop in March 2018 (Adelaide, Australia)
The Flexity 2 is a family of tram or light-rail vehicle manufactured by Bombardier Transportation. It is 100% low-floor, in order to easily accommodate wheelchairs and pushchairs. The trams are bi-directional, with cabs at both ends and doors on both sides, and are articulated with five sections.
Another one for the collection, an American TLR that looks good and takes decent pictures, it's a heavy camera more than any of my other TLR's
A Bombardier built Flexity Swift, 3054 at the back of Piccadilly station at the very top of the headshunt, it stayed here all the time is was there, the running lines either side is the East Manchester line towards Ashton.
Detail of Flexability Equipment. Flexability allows the effective stretching of the anterior and posterior muscle chains with exclusive features for comfort, safety and usability: www.technogym.com/gb/viewdoc.asp?co_id=233&target=com...
PORTLAND, OREGON-March 12, 2012-- The new 2013 Ford Flex is launched in Portland, Oregon as media have the first opportunity to drive the new product. The new three-row, seven-passenger 2013 Ford Flex offers comfort and advanced technology in a distinctive package, including a sleek new front end, modern interior and unsurpassed fuel economy. (03/12/2012)
Robberflies come with very strong neurotoxins that can kill their prey within seconds, but are harmless to the humans. They are medium to large flies that prey on other insects. Even though they are venomous, they do not hurt humans unless cornered, when they can yield in painful bites that would not kill the person.