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Fleet totals take a 15% dip in METRO’s 17th annual fleet survey, where average fleet size dropped by 41 buses.
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Reduced maintenance costs, longer service life and improved maneuverability are just a few of the things that make buses 31 to 38 feet more appealing to operators.
Read More →The buses, operated by CATCO (Clean Air Transit Company), cover three routes in the Castle Rock area.
Read More →Hamilton Street Railway Company ordered 20 buses powered by Cummins Westport's low-emissions 280-horsepower C Gas Plus engine.
Read More →The sale will include all of the five companies' 255 buses and bring Peter Pan's fleet size to over 400 coaches.
Read More →After delivery of 57 low-emission engines, 93% of the transit authority's total fleet of 176 buses will be powered by natural gas.
Read More →The estimated value of the contract for 111 new 40-foot and 35-foot low-floor buses powered by compressed natural gas is $111.5 million.
Read More →The Austin, Texas-based system will equip 120 buses with four to seven cameras at a cost of $560,000 made possible by a federal grant.
Read More →The ThunderPower LLC bus achieves 7 to 11 miles per gallon, double the mileage of convential buses.
Read More →The 40-foot buses, manufactured by New Flyer of America, are powered by an advanced parallel hybrid-electric powertrain.
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