Category:Dublin Bus RH/RA/RV class

English: In the 1990s the mainstay of the Republic of Ireland's capital city's Dublin Bus fleet was the RH/RA/RV class, a dual-door double-decker bus with Leyland Olympian (later Volvo Olympian) chassis, and bodywork built by Alexander's Belfast plant in Northern Ireland. It was visually similar to the R-type bodywork built for other customers by Alexander (including some built in Belfast) on a variety of chassis including the Olympian^R, but was otherwise unique to Dublin Bus. Compared to other R-types on Olympian chassis, the Dublin fleet uses a mixture of a fullheight style upper deck with lowheight style shallow windscreen, and also has a larger two piece radiator grille and smaller headlamps in a twin arrangement, as opposed to single radiator/headlamp units used on other Olympian R-types. The fleet was sequentially numbered from 1 to 640, but prefixed with the RH/RA/RV class designations to denote certain differences in the batches, as follows

English: ^R - Alexander also used the codes RH and RV to denote their high and lowheight R-type bodywork on certain chassis, including Olympians.