GM New Look "Transit Bus" – American Urban Public Transit Operations (1960-1979)
March 14, 1972. Chicago. A garage superintendent stands in front of a GM New Look bus at 5:47 in the morning with a transmission complaint in his hand. The written standard says it stays in service. The morning pull needs this bus. He signs the order. The bus pulls onto Cottage Grove. What happened three hours later — and what it quietly changed inside the CTA's maintenance system — is in the record. What the record doesn't show is something else entirely. #GMNewLook #ChicagoTransitAuthority #VintageTransitBus #AmericanPublicTransport #1970sTransit

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