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PRT is the second largest public transit agency in Pennsylvania, operating a fleet of 730 buses and providing more than 60 million annual passenger trips a year in the Pittsburgh area.
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FMCSA regulations require that operators communicate instructions on what to do in emergency situations to bus riders prior to any coach departure.
Read More →In addition to the SunRunner name and logo, officials also revealed that some station designs will incorporate public art by local artist Catherine Woods.
Read More →Enables NICE Bus passengers to purchase, store and use tickets with a smart-phone app, which greatly increases their convenience.
Read More →Officials believe the driver likely experienced some kind of medical condition and crashed into a wall while the bus was being moved for cleaning.
Read More →The TS35 coaches are equipped with a Cummins engine, Allison B500 transmission and three-point seat belts.
Read More →All Sprinters come in the four-wheeled 2500 models or rear-double wheeled 3500 models with four- and six-cylinder clean diesel options.
Read More →As agencies look to make the move to an electrified future, there are steps that need to be negotiated until that dream becomes a reality.
Read More →This opening marks the start of service for the first next-generation coaches provided by New Flyer.
Read More →Amply Power, Unique Electric Solutions will repower internal combustion engine vehicles with electric powertrains. They will also provide charge management services, a bi-directional charging system, and local utility coordination.
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