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.
The contract with Waterloo’s Grand River Transit is for four Vicinity buses, totaling to about $2 million.
The 54 40-foot buses are equipped with new amenities to make the riding experience more enjoyable for both customers and drivers.
Valley Metro previously ordered 11 light rail trains from Siemens Mobility in 2017.
New safety features include more visible rear center brake lights and new side cornering lights to alert pedestrians when a bus is turning.
The delivery represents a significant advance toward TTC’s goal of purchasing all emission-free buses beginning in 2025.
Green Commuter has placed three separate orders for EV Stars with the first order consisting of three vehicles, followed by two separate orders of 100 vehicles, for a total of 203 EV Stars.
The 30-foot K7M buses will serve as parking lot shuttles, bringing passengers to the airport terminals.
The first voyage for the coaches will transport congregants for meetings and worship opportunities planned for a weekend convocation in Buffalo, N.Y.
ETS, Proterra, and ABB created a first-of-its-kind installation in North America using RFID technology, Wi-Fi, and two-step authentication that ensures each bus connects to its respective overhead charger.