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A look at some of the latest vehicles, technology, and more that will be on display at this year's show in Indianapolis Sept. 23 to 25.
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The agency is now working toward launching two more lines, revamping its bus system and implementing new technologies and service models.
Read More →To further reduce emissions, the agency will produce a portion of the daily energy required to charge the rapid transit vehicles from the solar panels on top of IndyGo’s West Campus facility.
Read More →He has served as the company’s president since October 2016.
Read More →The new 30-foot-long shuttles are equipped with more modern battery-electric technology and have a larger passenger capacity.
Read More →The buses, built by BYD, will serve as parking lot shuttles, bringing passengers to the airport terminals.
Read More →The zero-emission BYD | RIDE buses will be used for Link’s five routes covering Burlington, Gibsonville, Elon, and Alamance Community College.
Read More →The agency will now be positioned to recharge its electric transit fleet of 31 buses at a rate higher than any other wireless charging deployment.
Read More →Alternative fuels will also be addressed in a session led by Lynn McLean of the Flint (Mich.) Mass Transportation Authority on Tuesday, Sept. 16 at 8:30am, where a case study on implementing propane autogas will be explored.
Read More →BYD’s new 23-foot battery-electric coach utilizes the company’s proprietary Iron-Phosphate Battery and meets over-the-road and shuttle applications with a range of 124.3 miles on a single charge. After 12 years of use, battery capacity is projected to remain about 80%, so there’s no need for battery replacement.
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