ALL destination signs shall be supplied with an ambient light detection sensor that controls the LED intensity according to the exterior light conditions. This adjustment shall be continuously linear, not stepped, from 10-100% output.
All Amber signs will have a 10-year warranty. All Color and White signs will have a 5-year warranty. Sufficient quantity of spare parts to be stocked at service centers identified in the proposal.
All programming software and apparatus required for updating the sign messages shall be Windows compatible and provided free of charge.
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A combination of any of the following sign configurations may be mounted in any one vehicle. Each sign will contain common processor and power supply circuit boards.
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200 Columns by 24 rows
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160 Columns by 17 rows
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128 Columns by 15 Rows
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112 Columns by 15 Rows
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96 Columns by 15 Rows
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96 Columns by 8 Rows
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48 Columns by 15 Rows
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36 Columns by 10 Rows
*All of the above signs will be amber unless otherwise specified. All above signs shall be available in full color, white or single panel color if requested. If above specified sign sizes are not optimal, vendor will be requested to manufacture other sign sizes available as requested or will custom build per specification as requested.
10.0 WINDOWS: All windows to meet State and Federal Safety Regulations. Windshield is AS 1, driver's side windows are AS 2, and passenger windows are AS 3 in quality.
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WINDSHIELD Front crown contoured two (2) piece 1/4" thick, 73% single density laminated safety float glass. Windshield has a dark tinted sunshade across top. Windshield is glazed with two (2) piece black ozone treated extruded lock and key rubber.
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DRIVER'S ROADSIDE WINDOW Painted black “PPG’s – “Macroflex Coating Plus” extruded aluminum sash with 3/4 lower section of single slider design. Window is glazed 7/32" thick,73% single density laminated safety sheet glass.
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PASSENGER SIDE WINDOWS Painted black “extruded aluminum sash solid pane. Windows are glazed with 7/32" thick, 37% gray density tempered safety sheet glass. An adequate number of passenger windows on each side are designed to meet FMVSS 217 for emergency egress, as required.
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DOOR WINDOWS Windows are glazed with 1/4" thick, 73% density laminated safety sheet glass. Each window is installed in the upper and lower portions of the passenger door and in the upper portion of the lift door panels in-line with the passenger side windows.
10.1 MIRRORS: Exterior mirrors to be fully adjustable, heated and remote controlled. Mirror heads and rigid adjustable support arms supplied in black powder-coated finish. Interior mirror is large convex fully adjustable rearview mirror mounted within easy reach of the driver.
10.2 PAINTING, DECALS AND MONOGRAMS: All signs required by State and Federal law shall be affixed to each vehicle exterior and interior.
10.3 PARTS BOOKS, MANUALS AND DRAWINGS: The following shall be provided at time of delivery. The information shall be organized in a three ring binder format with each section clearly identified. A draft copy must be available for review and acceptance prior to preproduction meeting.
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A complete set of operating instructions, troubleshooting guide, inspection and service guide and detailed manufacturers parts list.
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A complete "as built" electrical wiring diagram covering all electrical equipment and electrical circuits installed, complete with wiring codes for each vehicle ordered.
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All manuals for the bus accessories, to include complete parts guide, and equipment to include mobility aid ramp, air-conditioning system, tie downs, seating, heater, etc.
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The Contractor shall have available complete bus maintenance manuals to include the engine, transmission and OEM chassis as well as a complete parts manual for each component. The contractor shall keep the manuals up-to-date and available to the Buyer for a period of three years after the date of acceptance of the buses under the contract.
10.4 PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: Bus to be equipped with a public address amplifier and flexible 36” Gooseneck microphone with four (4) baffled interior and one (1) waterproof exterior speaker. Interior speakers are mounted two (2) front and two (2) rear in the face of the ceiling cove. Exterior speaker to be located in the front door entrance area. Vehicle to be equipped with interior passenger signaling system that meets ADA requirements including interior stop request light.
Appendix B: Visual Inspection and Road Test Forms
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Guide for Inspection:
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Coach Manufacturer________________________
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The Following Items Should Be Inspected
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Coach Number____________________________
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on Every Coach of Each Order
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Test Location_____________________________
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Item
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Requirement
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Inspection
Instruction
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Result
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Inspector/
Date
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Notes
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Curb Weight
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Maximum curb weight of lb.
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Measure on certified scale
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Weight
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FMVSS Stickers
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Affixed to vehicle
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Locate sticker
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Pass/Fail
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Finish and Color
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Smooth body surfaces and paint
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Visually inspect all surfaces for flaws
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Pass/Fail
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Interior Panel Fastening
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Absence of rough edges or surfaces
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Visually inspect for proper installation
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Pass/Fail
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Towing Devices
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Provision of towing eyes (front/rear)
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Verify presence of towing eyes
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Pass/Fail
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Door Control
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Opening time of sec.
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Verify door opening time frame
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Pass/Fail
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Interior Lighting
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Lighting operable without engine
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Switch on all interior lights
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Pass/Fail
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Exterior Lighting
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All vehicle lights operable
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Switch on and verify lamps are on
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Pass/Fail
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Fuel Tank
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Fill rate and filler location
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Inspect filler for easy access and check fill rate
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Pass/Fail
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Chassis
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Welds, axles, suspension, steering, wheels, and brakes
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Inspect for leaks, and interference. Check fluid levels, welds, undercoating, air lines, brake slack, and lug nuts
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Pass/Fail
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Electrical
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Wiring and junction boxes
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Inspect for loose or stretched wires
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Pass/Fail
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Batteries
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Secured and polarized wiring access for jump start
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Inspect compartment and jumper cable access
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Pass/Fail
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HVAC
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Capacity and performance
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Operate AC, check compressor, condenser, flow, and temperature
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Pass/Fail
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Wheelchair Access
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Clear lift or ramp access, and securement area
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Operate lift or ramp, inspect operation, measure areas
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Pass/Fail
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Power Plant
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Mounting and arrangement
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Check for loose lines, leaks, and noises. Check fluid levels, belt alignment, and cap fit
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Pass/Fail
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SAMPLE ROAD TEST SHEET
Guide for Inspection:
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Coach Manufacturer________________________
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The Following Items Should Be Inspected
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Coach Number____________________________
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on Every Coach of Each Order
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Test Location______________________________
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Item
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Requirement
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Inspection Instruction
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Result
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Inspector
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Remarks/
Notes
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Engine
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N/A
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Record low idle, fast idle, and high idle speeds
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Low
Fast
High
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Service Brakes
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Stopping distance
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Verify function and indicator, check for pulling to either side
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Pass/Fail
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Parking Brake
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N/A
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Verify indicator, and no movement
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Pass/Fail
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Turning Effort
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Steering wheel torque
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Check effort with coach stopped
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Pass/Fail
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Turning Radius
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Not to exceed at corner of body
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Verify turning radius in both directions
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Pass/Fail
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Acceleration
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rate from 0 to
mph
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Verify acceleration on smooth road
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Pass/Fail
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Resonance
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Absence of audible and/or visible vibrations
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Operate coach at various speeds, check for vibrations and rattles
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Pass/Fail
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Windshield Wipers
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Evenly deposited wash fluid
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Operate coach at safe speed over 40 mph, check coverage, parking position, and wiper frequency
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Pass/Fail
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Power Plant
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N/A
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Check for leaks under coach and in engine compartment, check for abnormal noises
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Pass/Fail
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HVAC
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Interior temperature
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Operate system, check internal and ambient temp.
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Int.
Amb.
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Door Control
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Accelerator and brake interlocks
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At speeds less than 10 mph, verify accelerator and brake interlocks with door open
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Pass/Fail
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General
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N/A
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During testing, observe any abnor-malities in ride and handling of coach
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Pass/Fail
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Signature of Inspector Date
Appendix C, References
SAE #
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Title
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Date Published
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J10
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Methods of Test for Paints - Part J10: Determination of Deposition Efficiency of Coating Powders
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Instrumentation for Impact Test—Part 2: Photographic Instrumentation
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Driver Hand Control Reach
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Exterior Sound Level for Heavy Trucks and Buses
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Windshield Defrosting Systems Performance Requirements - Trucks, Buses, and Multipurpose Vehicles.
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Voltage Drop for Starting Motor Circuits
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License Plate Illumination Devices (Rear Registration Plate Illumination Devices)
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Backup Lamps (Reversing Lamps)
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Automotive Safety Glasses
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Location and Operation of Instruments and Controls in Motor Truck Cabs, Recommended Practice
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Motor Vehicle License Plates
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Curbstone Clearance, Approach, Departure, and Ramp Breakover Angles—Passenger Car and Light Truck
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Human Physical Dimensions
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Nonmetallic Air Brake System Tubing
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Motor Vehicle Drivers’ Eye Locations
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Alarm—Backup—Electric Laboratory Performance Testing
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Describing and Measuring the Driver's Field of View
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Electromagnetic Compatibility Component Test Procedure Part 42, Conducted Transient Emissions
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Low Voltage Battery Cable
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Low Voltage Primary Cable
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Metallic Air Brake System Tubing and Pipe
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Automobile and Motor Coach Wiring
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Recommended Environmental Practices for Electronic Equipment Design in Heavy-Duty Vehicle Applications
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Joint SAE/TMC Electronic Data Interchange between Microcomputer Systems in Heavy-Duty Vehicle Applications, Recommended Practice
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Serial Data Communications Between Microcomputer Systems in Heavy-Duty Vehicle Applications
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Balance Weight and Rim Flange Design Specifications, Test Procedures, and Performance Recommendations
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Engine Power Test Code - Spark Ignition and Compression Ignition - Gross Power Rating, Standard;
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Road Vehicles—Symbols for Controls, Indicators, and Tell-tales
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Recommended Practice for Measuring Fuel Economy and Emissions of Hybrid-Electric and Conventional Heavy-Duty Vehicles
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Appendix D, Abbreviation and Acronyms
A/C air conditioning
ABS anti-lock braking system
AC alternating current
ACQ alkaline copper quaternary
ADA Americans with Disabilities Act
Ah amp hour
ALR auto-locking retractor
APA The Engineered Wood Association, formerly the American Plywood Association
APC automatic passenger counter
APTA American Public Transportation Association
ASTM ASTM International, formerly the American Society for Testing and Materials
ATC automatic traction control
AVL automatic vehicle location
AWG American Wire Gauge
BAFO Best and Final Offer
BMS Battery Management System
BRT bus rapid transit
CARB California Air Resources Board
CCS climate control system
CCTV closed-circuit television
cfm cubic feet per minute
CGA Compressed Gas Association
CNG compressed natural gas
dB decibel
DBE disadvantaged business enterprise
DC direct current
DDU driver display unit
DEF diesel exhaust fluid
DOT Department of Transportation
DPF diesel particulate filter
ECM Engine Control and Monitoring
ECS emission control system
ELR emergency locking retractor
EMI electromagnetic interference
EPA Environmental Protection Agency
ESS energy storage system
FEA Finite Element Analysis
FEMA failure mode effects analysis
FMCSA Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
FMCSR Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations
FMVSS Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards
FTA Federal Transit Administration
GAWR gross axle weight rated
GPS global positioning system
GVW gross vehicle weight
GVWR gross vehicle weight rated
H-point hip-point
HDS hybrid drive system
HMI human-machine interface
HSC hybrid system controller
HV high voltage
HVAC heating, ventilation and air conditioning
I/O input/output
IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
ISO International Standards Organization
LEL LED emergency light
LV low voltage
mA milliampere
MDT mobile data terminal
MPa mega-Pascal
NC normally closed
NFPA National Fire Protection Association
NGV natural gas vehicle
NOx nitrogen oxide
NO normally open
NTP notice to proceed
OEM original equipment manufacturer
OSI Open Systems Interconnect
PA public address
PMO project management oversight
PPU primary propulsion unit
PPU prime power init
PPV price per vehicle
PRD pressure relief device
psi pounds per square inch
RF radio frequency
RFI radio frequency interference
RTC real-time clock
SAE SAE International, formerly the Society of Automotive Engineers
scf standard cubic feet
SLW seated load weight
SOC state of change
UL Underwriters Laboratories
UNECE United Nations Economic Commission for Europe
VDC volts of direct current
Wh watt-hours
VIN vehicle information number
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