Chance RT-52

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Pace RT-52 in Niles, Illinois.
Pace RT-52 in Niles, Illinois.

The Chance RT-52 is a small bus built by Chance Coach, Inc. measuring only 25' 11" long. It is primarily used as shuttle bus and normally carries 19 passengers. The maximum passenger capacity is 23 passengers. Its gross vehicle weight is 24,000 lb, its wheelbase is 170 inches, and it is 96 inches wide. [1]

These buses are notable because they were used in the "Wiki Wiki" route at Honolulu International Airport. The first wiki, called WikiWikiWeb, was named by its programmer, Howard Cunningham, after this line of buses. The buses also have been purchased by Pace, primarily for use in Niles, Illinois.

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