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The company will phase out production of its North American Bus Industry LFW and BRT models.
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The Los Angeles International Airport has purchased six 60-BRT models, an articulated 60-foot low-floor bus from NABI.
Read More →Holding three public consultation session to name the $818-million project.
Read More →The 6.7-mile BRT system involves transit improvements along parallel arterials and an exclusive center median busway.
Read More →Is BRT a better mouse trap? Or, more acronymically accurate, a better rat trap?
Read More →The bus will serve IndyGo’s Red Line, a 13.1-mile BRT route that runs between Broad Ripple on the north side of the city and the University of Indianapolis on the south side.
Read More →Contract to include the inspection of 80 double-deckers, 50 BRT vehicles.
Read More →The BRT vehicles feature clean hybrid diesel-electric technology and boast a 10% to 15% fuel reduction compared to conventional diesel vehicles. They are lightweight, quiet and have unique theatre-style seating in the articulated joint, with two rear exit doors.
Read More →Proposal would add 66 new miles of rail or BRT lanes to the Baltimore area
Read More →President of Alstom Transportation in North America Guillaume Mehlman cites vehicle accessibility, increased speed and catenary-free capabilities developed for projects in the international market as foreseeable trends in the U.S.
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