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The new liveries will be phased in as the new battery-electric buses start going into service, which is scheduled to begin in 2025.
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An ISO 9002 certified supplier, LaFrance, employs 400 and produces high quality flat and plush fabrics for a number of different transportation markets.
Read More →This new feature optimizes the regenerative parameters of engines, improving engine performance and enhancing the frequency of active regeneration.
Read More →Air Resources Board says heaters meet idling emissions reduction requirements.
Read More →Crossroads Connect will help close the first-, last-mile transportation gap in the underserved service zone by linking passengers to Bellevue’s Rapid B line as well as other King County Metro buses.
Read More →Will help fleets attain funding for emission and idle reduction equipment.
Read More →Riders not only rated the service 4.8 stars out of five on the Via app, but wrote more than 200 letters advocating for Via to Transit to continue.
Read More →The ACE 238DLGS system was chosen for the new buses, which consists of two independent self-contained housings and an air-cooled generator, belt driven from the main engine.
Read More →Federal and Metro capital funds will be used to purchase the buses, with the first prototype expected to arrive in 2014. Riders can expect to see new coaches hit the streets in 2015.
Read More →Los Angeles County Metropolitan Authority is nearly finished revamping a transit center, making it LEED-certified and much more environmentally-friendly. It will mitigate traffic congestion, accommodate more riders and make commuting even easier for bikers.
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