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To enable this grand transition to “new energy” infrastructure, many agencies are already implementing wireless charging for their electric fleets.
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Once all work is complete to redevelop the depot, it will be the first electric bus charging facility in the Bronx.
Read More →Drivers will be able to charge their vehicles for a nominal fee at five Metro park and ride stations beginning this month.
Read More →Saying it would help generate revenues for Fiscal Year 2011, officials emphasized that they are still eager to maintain good relations with the industry.
Read More →The Brookville Smart Energy Bus Depot supports the sustainability, electrification, and climate resilience goals of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Read More →Across North America, transit agencies are under growing pressure to electrify their fleets. Local and state mandates are driving the transition, and public expectations for cleaner, quieter transit are rising.
Read More →The Blink Series 8 Dual Port Level 2 Chargers can charge a typical electric vehicle within four to eight hours, making it a great option for transit users with electric vehicles to park and charge during the day.
Read More →In our first version of Bus Tech Talk, METRO's Alex Roman and Complete Coach Works' Mark Hollenbeck discuss what's going on in the Connect Transit garage, workforce development, and much more.
Read More →The new mobile charging solution can accommodate a variety of battery capacities and outputs to meet a range of customer use cases.
Read More →With $479 million in newly approved funding, TransLink is set to expand its battery-electric bus fleet, replace aging diesel vehicles, build out charging infrastructure, and move closer to a zero-emission future.
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