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News•Staff•July 25, 2005

NABI receives orders for 80 low-floor buses

The buses, with a total contract value of $33 million, will be delivered in 2006.

News•Staff•April 5, 2005

NABI to deliver 60-foot buses to LAX

The Los Angeles International Airport has purchased six 60-BRT models, an articulated 60-foot low-floor bus from NABI.

News•Staff•March 28, 2005

NYCT to only buy hybrid-electric buses

Officials say CNG buses require expensive maintenance and offer no emissions advantages over hybrids.

News•Staff•March 8, 2005

WMATA to purchase 919 buses under 5-year plan

Of the 919 buses, roughly 75% are replacements, including 250 CNG and 455 clean diesel and hybrid-electric buses.

News•Staff•December 15, 2004

NABI delivers 5,000th bus to Foothill Transit

Foothill Transit operates a fleet of 306 buses and is the second-largest transit agency in Southern California.

News•Staff•August 22, 2003

Blue Bird delivers to Calif., Texas agencies

Six XCEL 102 buses were received by two agencies.

News•Staff•June 20, 2003

Cummins Westport receives Las Vegas engine order

Citizens Area Transit ordered 51 buses powered by the Cummins 195-horsepower B Gas Plus engines to replace aging CNG-powered buses in the fleet.

News•Staff•June 17, 2003

S.C. operation purchases 43 Blue Bird shuttles

Thirty-six of the units are powered by Cummins ISC 260 diesel engines, and the remaining seven are powered by John Deere 8.1 CNG engines.

News•Staff•April 24, 2003

CNG yields more health benefits, Harvard study says

CNG affords a third more health benefits than clean diesel, but the cost per unit of health improvement is six to nine times higher.

News•Staff•April 18, 2003

WMATA to purchase 175 CNG buses for $36.5 million

The procurement, which WMATA expects to award in the next six months, will increase the fleet to 339 compressed natural gas buses.

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