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In total there are 157 BYD/ADL single-decker buses in service, or on order, for London operators with a further fleet due to enter service soon in Liverpool, with the partnership now working on a range of new products.
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The all-electric buses will improve local air quality while saving ART 50 percent on its monthly fuel and maintenance costs.
Read More →The move is also in step with the University of California’s systemwide goal of carbon neutrality by 2025. UCLA has already met its 2020 goal of using less energy per square foot of buildings than in 1990.
Read More →Will contribute to the assessment of future public transportation needs that could benefit from federal investment through a national research and technology program.
Read More →The agency purchased its first BYD buses in 2015.
Read More →Order puts Société de transport de Montréal and the Réseau de transport de Longueuil ahead of new carbon pollution regulations.
Read More →The five buses are expected to arrive in fall 2022 and could be in service before Christmas next year. They will replace older carbon-fuel buses.
Read More →The new shuttles are completely electric powered, so they will be highly energy-efficient and produce zero point-of-source emissions. Over a 12-year lifespan, the 45-foot buses will save nearly $100,000 in energy consumption per bus when compared to similar vehicles powered by other fuel sources. This will total millions of dollars saved fleetwide.
Read More →The first 19 of these zero-emission buses have now entered service in Birmingham, where the operator’s 80-year old Yardley Wood garage has been retrofitted with plug chargers for each bus.
Read More →Company offers a commercially available wireless charging system at 50 kW and 250 kW.
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