The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Transit Administration (FTA) recently announced the availability of nearly $1.7 billion to support state and local efforts to modernize aging transit fleets with low- and no-emission buses, renovate and construct bus facilities, and support workforce development. Made possible by President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which included historic funding to…
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Metro (Cincinnati, OH) has announced Ohio’s Department of Transportation (ODOT) and Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA) have awarded the agency $1.9 million in grant funds toward its ongoing efforts to modernize and green its fleet. The funds will go toward the purchase of four new, clean-diesel buses for Metro’s fixed-route transit service. “Modernizing our fleet is…
Read More >>On January 24, 2023, at the first board meeting of the year, Antelope Valley Transit Authority (Lancaster, CA) staff informed the AVTA board of directors that the agency’s electric fleet had accomplished another milestone, passing the 10 million electric mile mark. AVTA Chairman of the Board Marvin Crist congratulated the agency, and highlighted some of…
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The Metropolitan Transit System (MTS-San Diego, CA) Board of Directors recently held its first meeting of the year and welcomed several new members to its ranks. In its first action, the Board voted unanimously to elect San Diego Councilmember Stephen Whitburn (District 3) as new Vice Chair, and San Diego City Council President Pro Tem…
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Goal Set To Have A Zero-Emission Fleet By 2035 By Rick Mullen Busline Magazine During the past several years, the city government of Decatur, IL, and other civic-minded people and organizations, have worked to transform the town’s downtown to a thriving, hip destination for shopping, restaurants and other entertainment possibilities. One of the unique benefits…
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