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Since August, AVTA has been receiving and placing into service their zero-emissions, high-capacity commuter coaches from MCI. Over the next few weeks, AVTA will receive the 20 electric commuter coaches necessary to retire the remaining diesel commuter fleet.
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Held for the first time in Indianapolis, this year’s event featured several electric and new propane autogas vehicle debuts, while in the classroom, safety was a major focus, with sessions discussing technology integration and training.
Read More →By using groundbreaking zero-emission battery-electric bus technology and wireless inductive charging technology, AVTA's innovative bus conversion helped pioneer a new vision for what a 21st century transit agency can accomplish.
Read More →While non-emergency medical transportation was the theme of the expo, industry professionals discussed important public transportation topics.
Read More →Follow along as the AVTA’s Martin Tompkins takes us on the agency’s journey to become the first all-electric transit agency.
Read More →Seattle's King County Metro will add more battery-electric buses, while TARC has contracted MV to provide its ADA services.
Read More →AVTA received its 20th electric MCI coach for their commuter routes. The addition of these buses to AVTA’s fleet of BYD zero-emission buses, enables the agency to place into service a 100% zero-emission transit fleet.
Read More →The student-funded and -operated Anteater Express shuttle service is acquiring 20 buses from BYD for $15 million.
Read More →BYD Motors will build and deliver a variety of all-electric bus models including a 40-foot low-floor transit bus, a 60-foot low-floor articulated bus, and a 45-foot commuter coach.
Read More →System uses a charging pad that lies flush with the pavement, is sturdy enough to be run over all day without damage, and wirelessly charges the bus during routine stops.
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