Buy OMSI 2 Add-On MAN DN95 PC key

OMSI 2 Add-On MAN DN95 adds the MAN DN95 double-decker bus to OMSI 2, with driveable and static versions. Developed as the MAN ND202 prototype by MAN (chassis) and ABB Henschel (superstructure) until 1994, it entered series production in 1995. The bus was the world’s first low-floor double-decker and made its debut with Berlin Public Transport (BVG), which received 86 vehicles and used them until 2010.

The MAN DN95

The bus has 71 passenger seats and room for another 21 standing passengers. Its low-floor design, a third door behind the second axle for faster passenger changes, and an interior swing door behind the rear axle were among its innovations. Some models had an LCD display; the bus could also be fitted with a flip-dot display. At 4.12 metres tall, it could cross only selected Berlin bridges that had been checked and approved in advance. Its stationary engine produced a distinctive sound, reproduced alongside original driving, engine and door sounds and other new sounds.

Bus variants

The add-on includes the prototype (model series 3000), the series version (model series 3001–3086) and sightseeing variants from different cities. The sightseeing buses include a version with a rollable roof for summer, giving passengers a view from the upper deck. Repaints include a traditional Berlin bus, period advertisements and a special Sergenti Park repaint from Hodenhagen, Germany.

Equipment

The buses include an Almex A90 ticket printer with RBL or IBIS 2. Their display type varies by production line: some have flip-dot displays and others LCD displays.