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The contract, which is the largest base award of battery-electric buses by a U.S. transit agency, will be built in Southern California, sustaining good jobs as LA prepares to welcome the world in 2028
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The funding from FTA’s Enhancing Mobility Innovation program enables transit agencies and research organizations to advance technologies, strategies, and innovations that create a safe, reliable, equitable, and accessible transit experience.
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The purchase builds on the 60 zero-emission buses that came last year and is in addition to the 205 zero-emission buses slated to come beginning late this year.
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Since 2023, the MBTA removed more than 220 speed restrictions and replaced 250,000 feet of rail across the system, saving riders 2.4 million minutes every weekday and generating nearly $1 million in economic benefit every day.
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The award marks Solaris’ first contract with a U.S.-based transit agency and represents the company’s effort to expand its presence in the North American market.
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The latest installment of METROspectives focuses on the California Transit Training Consortium, the state of maintenance training, and more.
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Clean Energy is designing and building a new Hydrogen Station for Riverside Transit Agency to help fuel their growing fleet of hydrogen buses.
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METRO spoke to Daniel Hilson about the company's recent TTC project, the current issues with implementing electric charging infrastructure, and much more.
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In addition to being selected to provide the new batteries, Kiepe Electric is also the manufacturer of the original propulsion systems for Metro’s trolley fleet.
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Hexagon Purus will continue to provide its Type 4 hydrogen storage cylinders for New Flyer’s next generation, zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell-electric transit bus, the Xcelsior CHARGE FC.
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The U.S. DOT’s new “Climate Strategies That Work” playbook is available to help tackle climate action planning at all levels.
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