GM TDM series intercity coach

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The GM TDM series intercity coach was a line of streamlined, diesel-powered highway buses produced in the mid-20th century that became a mainstay of North American intercity and charter bus service.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf diesel-powered highway bus
intercity coach
bodyStyle streamlined coach
category GM intercity buses
diesel buses
streamlined buses
chassisLayout monocoque coach design
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
doorConfiguration single front door
enginePlacement rear engine
era post-World War II period
fuelType diesel fuel
hasDesignFeature streamlined bodywork for highway speeds
hasFeature highway-capable suspension
luggage storage for intercity travel
historicalSignificance important in the development of postwar North American intercity bus fleets
intendedUse charter bus service
intercity bus service
manufacturer GM Truck and Coach Division NERFINISHED
General Motors
marketRole mainstay of North American charter bus service
mainstay of North American intercity bus service
operatingArea North America NERFINISHED
operatorSegment charter and tour operators
common carrier bus lines
passengerCapacityClass full-size coach
powerSource diesel engine
productionPeriod mid-20th century
propulsionType internal combustion engine
relatedTo GM TDH series transit bus NERFINISHED
serviceEnvironment paved highways
transportMode road transport
typicalOperatorType private bus companies
regional intercity carriers
usedBy intercity bus operators in Canada
intercity bus operators in the United States
usedFor charter tours
long-distance passenger transport
vehicleType highway bus

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GM Truck and Coach notableProduct GM TDM series intercity coach