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Mica urges city to line up for Fed cash. NJ Transit to stop buying CNG buses. MTA official: rail shutdown could have been prevented.
Read More →Will assume management and maintenance responsibilities for the stations, which can serve growing numbers of CNG-powered municipal fleet vehicles, airport and hotel shuttle vans, limousines, taxis and passenger cars.
Read More →Vehicles included in these new certifications include: cab forward, cutaway van, chassis cab and custom chassis models.
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WMATA’s 22 new BRT articulated buses are built around clean CNG powerplants.
Read More →The 230 horsepower B Gas Plus engines, powered by CNG, are licensed by CWI and manufactured by CIL.
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The new vehicle, designed for bus rapid transit services, features sleek styling, wide doors, low floors, a wheelchair ramp, and seating for 57 and two wheelchairs.
Read More →Stations in Atlanta and Oklahoma City will fuel high-volume fleet applications, including hotel, parking, shared ride shuttles and transit buses.
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The buses will use brighter, more efficient LED lighting for both the interior and exterior.
Read More →The Metro Regional Transit Authority of Akron, Ohio awarded Clean Energy Fuels Corp. a five-year contract to operate and maintain the fueling station for Metro’s fleet of 45 full-sized compressed natural gas buses.
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Each trolley seats 22 passengers and has two wheelchair positions available and features destination signs, automated vehicle locator, oak wood slat seats and walls, and trolley style windows.
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