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The company has developed and deployed a telematics platform for monitoring and managing electric bus and truck fleets.
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In January 1940, the agency was created to fill the void when Pacific Electric Railway Co. discontinued its passenger service from Los Angeles to Torrance.
Read More →The Smithsonian Affiliate has served as the home of the bus museum since opening to the public in 2003.
Read More →Rising and fluctuating diesel and gasoline prices cause stress and uncertainty for fleet operation bottom lines. Fortunately, transit fleet operators may choose from several alternative fuel and vehicle technologies that can provide price stability, lower fuel costs and reduced emissions.
Read More →The EPA-released report provides a government-validated reference for federal, state and local pollution strategies to reduce harmful emissions.
Read More →The Aggie Bus rolled onto the streets carrying passengers just 16 months after USU demonstrated the first high-power, high-efficiency wireless power transfer system capable of transferring enough energy to quickly charge an electric vehicle.
Read More →The agency's Northside Transit Center will include eight boarding bays, designated park and ride spaces, wayfinding maps, and real-time electronic signs.
Read More →The project is envisioned to be a transportation hub that is functional, adaptable and flexible, according to representatives.
Read More →The World Economic Forum's program recognizes companies from around the world involved in the design, development and deployment of new technologies poised to have a significant impact on business and society.
Read More →It’s easy to be sold on the idea of going electric but success requires careful planning, and that becomes even more true when more vehicles are involved in the project.
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