The family owned and operated company has been fully committed to providing charter service, with an emphasis on safety, since its foundation in 1960.
The ground-up design of the Zeus Z-19 cab-chassis is purpose-built and optimized for bus body installation and system integration.
Supported by FTA funds, the new bus orders deliver on MTD’s pursuit of a 100% zero-emission fleet by 2030 and also fulfill the California Air Resources Board’s Innovative Clean Transit regulation.
The commitment signifies a strengthened partnership between the two companies, and the much-anticipated restart of the motorcoach industry in Canada following significant impact due to the pandemic.
DFW is the second busiest airport in the world, connecting 62.5 million customers to 267 international and domestic destinations every year.
Development of the technical specifications was a collaboration led by CALSTART, a national non-profit, and Michigan DOT with significant contributions from Ohio DOT, Indiana DOT, Illinois DOT, Wisconsin DOT, Iowa DOT, and four Michigan Transit Agencies.
The new buses will join an existing ENC fleet of 36 low-floor shuttle buses that has successfully served the university for over 10 years.
The 25 additional cars will include five multilevel cab cars, 17 multilevel trailer cars, and three multilevel trailer cars with restrooms.
Based in Mississauga, Ontario, MiWay is province’s third-largest municipal public transit system, operating 500 buses, while delivering over 55 million annual rides.
The agency’s announcement comes after PSTA unveiled four electric depot bus chargers in June of 2021.
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