- after a careful external restoration, it is now located at the outdoor storage of ATCM Modena; Fiat 2411 Menarini Marelli (6 trolleybuses, nos. 35-41), acquired in 1964, served until 1986 - no. 37, when retired, was taken to the National Museum of Transport in La Spezia, where it still awaits restoration; Fiat 2411 Cansa CGE (4 trolleybuses, nos. 42-45 (ex-61, 62, 63 and 65 ATAM Livorno)), purchased upon the closure of the Livorno trolleybus system in 1974 - retired in 1986, and were purchased in 1991 by the Dopolavoro Ferroviario di Livorno for museum purposes. Iveco 2471 Socimi F8833 (14 trolleybuses, nos. 11–24), entered service in 1986; Retired at the end of 2019 Current fleet Modena's present trolleybus fleet is made up of only the following three types: Autodromo BusOtto, with MAN NGT 204F chassis (10 articulated trolleybuses, nos. 25–34), entered service in 2000; Neoplan Electroliner N6316 (5 trolleybuses, nos. 01–05); built 2007–08 and entered service in late 2008 (01–03) and August 2009 (04–05). Viseon Bus Electroliner N6316 (2 trolleybuses, nos. 06–07); built 2009–10, but did not enter service until October 2013. The Neoplan and Viseon vehicles are almost identical and were built in the same factory. The last two vehicles (nos. 06–07) were ordered from Neoplan in 2008, but in early 2009 Neoplan's production of trolleybuses and special-purpose buses was spun off as a separate company, Viseon Bus, including the designs and production facilities. Modena trolleybuses 06–07 were built by Viseon in 2009–10 and delivered in July 2010, but then were returned to the factory for modifications, and did not finally enter service until 2013. See also Modena railway station List of trolleybus systems in Italy Sources References Books External links History of the system, on the SETA official site English version of SETA website (much less information than the Italian version; see infobox above for the main address) Images of the Modena trolleybus system, at photorail.com Where inline citations are absent, this article is based upon a translation of the Italian language version as at July 2011. Modena Modena Modena Transport in Emilia-Romagna 1950 establishments in Italy