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Rejecting an extensively research staff recommendation, the board of directors of the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Agency (LACMTA) voted instead to buy up to 1070 more compressed-natural-gas-powered buses. The vote preserves a decision made last year to buy all alternatively fueled buses.
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The contract was awarded late last year.
Read More →Six XCEL 102 buses were received by two agencies.
Read More →The program lowered the regularly priced $59 SPRINTER/BREEZE monthly pass by $25 per student; the final price of the pass varied based on additional discount.
Read More →MTA will test 10 new buses by Proterra and New Flyer with the hope of ordering an additional 60 all-electric buses.
Read More →This article is designed to provide guidelines for fleet owners and manufacturers looking to make the switch to hydrogen.
Read More →Operators from Utah, Colorado, Illinois and Virginia weighed in on their conversions to alternative fuel to go greener and reduce noise pollution.
Read More →If approved, the grant will provide the funds needed to take the project from an exciting vision to a job-creating, pollution-reducing reality within five years.
Read More →Replacing the last diesel buses will be 24 compressed natural gas express commuter buses built by Motor Coach Industries.
Read More →Greenlink’s new maintenance facility gives the agency room to expand. The agency is preparing to increase its services to keep up with area growth and help bring communities together.
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