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NOPSI 118372 viewsNOPSI #118, either a Carrollton or a Tulane, on layover at Palmer Park. Photographer unknown; collection of Aaron Handy III.
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NOPSI 139353 viewsNOPSI #139, assigned to Carrollton, on layover at Palmer Park. Photographer unknown; collection of Aaron Handy III.
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NOPSI 141 and 142358 viewsNOPSI #141 snuggles next to #142 in the Canal "Bus Garage." Photographer unknown; collection of Aaron Handy III.
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NOPSI 145369 viewsNOPSI #145, assigned to the Marconi route (ain't dere no more), sits in Canal barn. Photographer unknown; collection of Aaron Handy III.
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NOPSI 151325 viewsNOPSI #151, on the Meterie line, parks under the bridge at Pontchartrain Boulevard at City Park Avenue. Photographer unknown; collection of Aaron Handy III.
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NOPSI 214307 viewsNOPSI #214 negotiates Canal Street on a charter in 1970. Photographer unknown; collection of Aaron Handy III.
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NOPSI 226260 viewsNOPSI #226, along with another New Look (facing riverbound), comes home to roost near The Rivergate at the foot of Canal Street. Collection of Aaron Handy III.
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NOPSI 251313 viewsNOPSI #251 assigned to the Express 80. Collection of Aaron Handy III.
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NOPSI 251304 viewsA couple of young schoolgoers board NOPSI #251. Collection of Aaron Handy III.
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NOPSI 251320 viewsNOPSI #251, assigned to Express 80 (Lake Vista Via Canal Blvd.), takes on passengers in 1970. Collection of Aaron Handy III.
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NOPSI 263324 viewsNOPSI #263, assigned to St. Bernard - Lake Terrace, takes on 2 young schoolgoers. Collection of Aaron Handy III.
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NOPSI 282713 viewsThursday, February 12, 1970---a tragic, traumatic night during Carnivaltime '70 as 24 year-old NOPSI operator Joseph Washington, working on the Tchoupitoulas line that evening, ignobly became the victim of his own bus! While traveling outbound, Washington was ejected from NOPSI 282 in a collison with an automobile @ Jackson and Annunciation, thrown under a back wheel, and dragged to his death and crushed as his driverless bus careened forward, bounced over the Jackson Avenue neutral ground and slammed into a building across the street.
2 of his passengers survived, however, albeit one with slight injuries. Not exactly the WORST way to go, but horrible nonetheless!
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