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SPHERE, an organization that serves developmentally disabled adults and the town, received a $40,000 grant from the Greater New Haven Transit District for a new 20-passenger bus that can accommodate two wheelchairs.
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The world is a very busy place. We rely on our eyes to provide us with information that will keep us from harm as we operate our vehicles. It is difficult to over-emphasize the importance of effective scanning in order to recognize potential hazards early enough so appropriate action can be taken to avoid conflict. As a result, we spend a lot of time advising operators how often they should scan their mirrors, where to look for hazards, and how to bring objects into view that may be temporarily obstructed, and so on.
Read More →Actual length of the vehicle is 42.5 feet, which allows for an additional four seats over the standard 40-foot bus.
Read More →Funds expected to enhance security of over-the-road bus travel.
Read More →At a public hearing in lower Manhattan, Midtown business owners vented their frustrations over the current system.
Read More →From Houston to Iowa, new federal grants are transforming bus fleets and facilities across 45 states. See which projects made the list.
Read More →The 10th Annual meeting, held in Chicago, focused on the impact of terrorism on bus operations and new products on the show floor. Record number of attendees and exhibitors reported.
Read More →The Brookville Smart Energy Bus Depot supports the sustainability, electrification, and climate resilience goals of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Read More →The Center for Transportation and the Environment’s 2021 International Zero Emission Bus Conference will take place in Denver, Colorado, from Sept. 15 to 17.
Read More →The partnership combines Hitachi’s digital and operational capabilities with the Optibus AI platform, offering bus operators the ability to manage risk and cost when electrifying their fleet.
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