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Purchased with a combination of local, state, and federal funds for $8.4 million, the new Athens-Clarke County Transit buses will replace 12 older buses that have exceeded their useful lifespan and are experiencing increased operating and maintenance costs.
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This new electric vehicle framework will also provide a foundation for the introduction of connected and autonomous vehicle technology as well as mobility-on-demand solutions.
Read More →The contract includes six firm orders with options to purchase an additional 40 CNG 60-foot, heavy-duty transit buses, which will support Fort Worth’s growing population with efficient, reliable, and affordable transportation.
Read More →The FLIRT 3 (Fast Light Innovative Regional Train) vehicles, built by Stadler Bussnang AG of Switzerland, are the first of this model type to operate in the U.S.
Read More →Effective April 29, 2018, NEXT will be responsible for managing operations, scheduling, staffing and maintenance of the region-owned fleet.
Read More →The autonomous pods are designed to travel short and medium distances in dedicated lanes.
Read More →Once implemented, RIPTA passengers will be able to pay fares by simply tapping their card or mobile device on a validator.
Read More →The new on-demand service will be piloted for six months enhancing the existing City Ride service, a dial-a-ride service that currently provides 8,000 annual trips in Citrus Heights.
Read More →Will share data, conduct studies, and reach out to employers, and designers to create a transportation plan for the Cincinnati region.
Read More →Michael Ford will take over the new position and oversee the assistant general managers of rail operations and bus operations.
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