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Compared to the previous facility in Ontario, Calif., the move increased the warehouse space by almost 30 percent.
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By the end of 2005, the agency will operate the world's largest fleet of hybrid buses, totaling 325 units.
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 →Frank Di Giacomo was involved in the public transportation, private motorcoach, and pupil transportation industries since 1981, when Bobit Business Media hired him as eastern sales manager for METRO and SBF.
Read More →Orders are from both current and new customers and are for a variety of vehicle configurations and propulsion systems, including 35-, 40- and 60-foot buses with clean diesel, diesel-electric hybrid, CNG and LNG.
Read More →Increase in deliveries over the past few months represent production volumes not achieved since 2002, while NABI's Metro and NJ Transit contracts are the largest contracts the company has ever secured since it was incorporated in 1992.
Read More →Transdev and LYNX weren't the only companies to announce a partnership recently.
Read More →For evaluating and filling security gaps, small and medium-sized transit agencies lean on both traditional methods and tips from other industries.
Read More →45-foot model unveiled before crowd of congressmen and transit leaders.
Read More →With successful completion of the Altoona Test, New Flyer can provide operators with objective data indicating the XE40 battery-electric bus is built to rely on, day in and day out.
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