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Hydrogen buses offer a clean and sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuel buses, with many benefits such as zero emissions, high efficiency, and quiet operation.
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Vehicles will replace existing buses damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.
Read More →With the DuoPower drivetrain, the Catalyst bus will now have nearly twice the horsepower and acceleration, and will be five times more efficient than a standard diesel bus.
Read More →The new buses, which feature a bike rack for up to three bikes, stop at or near Museum Row downtown, the University of Louisville, Speed Museum, Churchill Downs, the Kentucky Derby Museum, Old Louisville, restaurants, hotels and much more.
Read More →The 40-foot Proterra ZX5 MAX provides superior performance designed to tackle START’s routes even during the coldest winters.
Read More →Plans to introduce over 100 buses mainly in the Tokyo area, ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The buses will be sold for the first time in Japan in early 2017.
Read More →The $1.01 billion dollar deal has the potential to triple in the next ten years if they extend their alliance to build double-deck buses.
Read More →New Jersey Transit will receive the buses in 2003.
Read More →The agency authorized a $17.2M contract for the purchase of the 30-foot transit buses to replace some of the agency’s older buses. They will be the first low-floor buses to run in the state.
Read More →KAT and the City of Knoxville have been transitioning to sustainable mobility over recent years, with over 30% of its current fleet as hybrid electric vehicles.
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