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Penalties for intercity buses in violation of permit requirements or restrictions would consist of a fine of up to $1,000 for a first violation, up to $2,500 for repeat violations, and permit suspension or revocation.
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Because of its high-density operation, the university opted for a seating package that allows large numbers of “standing” passengers.
Read More →The Annapolis Department of Transportation plans to enhance the quality of life through making environmentally conscious decisions with clean energy transit.
Read More →Capital Transit was the first agency in Alaska to purchase an electric bus in spring 2021. The seven GILLIG buses will add to their fleet of 18 buses, which are predominantly diesel buses manufactured by GILLIG.
Read More →The site provides in-depth information on all of the company's bus and coach brands.
Read More →The first demonstration vehicle will be on the road this summer and will give the bus more than 200 miles of all-electric range.
Read More →The public debut of the battery-electric buses comes on the heels of a recent award of $3.165 million in FTA 5339 Bus and Bus Facilities funds to MetroLINK for the purchase of five additional Proterra battery-electric buses and charging equipment.
Read More →The buses are the first of 47 that will be delivered to the agency with the help of funding from the Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust.
Read More →Buses are equipped with 480-kilowatt batteries, and will also feature the latest onboard video surveillance systems.
Read More →The buses have electric motors powered by energy stored in rechargeable battery packs instead of combustion engines fueled by diesel.
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