The A-B 1006 was sold and replaced by the A-B 1039.

In 1993 (wagon number 13xx) and 1994 (wagon number 14xx), HOCHBAHN et al. 71 low-floor buses with 12 m length and 2 doors procured. 5 of them were also used as driving school cars.

The equipment was largely identical to the procurement of other transport companies in these years. A tachometer was no longer installed, but the typical additional ignition key.

Contrary to popular belief, these vehicles had not 4-, but 5-speed gearbox with fixed lock-up from the 3rd gear. The mechanical TIM printer was replaced at the end of the 90s with the digital EFAD. In addition, after the turn of the millennium, the introduction of digital radio and GPS for automatic route control came. Over the years, some details have been changed for technical and operational reasons. The green carpets were exchanged for red-blue graffiti cushions, the electric wheelchair ramp was retrofitted due to susceptibility to folding ramp and the passenger information system was upgraded with a two-line stop display in the interior and automatic announcements.
The original and later equipment variant are shown in the simulator in the years '93 and '94, in reality, the conversion took place, of course, longer term.

All 71 vehicles were finally phased out and sold in 2007-2009.

Technical specifications:

Length: 11,910 mm
Width: 2500 mm
Height 2935 mm

Engine: 6-cylinder inline engine, horizontal, 11.9 l, four-stroke direct injection, rated speed 2200 rpm, 157 kW = 213 hp
Transmission: 5-speed automatic
Electronic speed limiter: ~ 90 km / h

Empty weight: 10,350 kg
Total permissible weight: 18,000 kg

Seats: 40 + 1
Standing: 59

This bus is part of the "Hamburg" DLC. To get access to this bus, you have to buy the DLC if you didn't buy yet.

Use the link at the right side to buy it.

The A-B 1006 wear the Alegra Bus Livery. You can download it separately by clicking in the right side button.