The Hawaii transport authorities are set to replace aging diesel buses with new battery electric models across four counties.

Hawaii introduces new zero-emission electric buses to promote greener transportation and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

New electric buses can soon be found on the roads of Kauaʻi, Maui and Hawaiʻi Island in an effort for more sustainability in the state’s public transportation.

The board approved the purchase of 27 electric buses and the permanent adoption of several pilot service expansions.

New Flyer Industries Canada, Hexagon Agility and Volvo Group are helping to support transit agencies’ transition to ...

After experiencing ongoing issues with bus shortages, TCAT introduced three of its five new Gillig diesel buses on Tuesday, ...

As school transportation departments gear up for the new school year, those with Lion Electric buses have additional ...

JEFFTRAN replaced two buses last year with hybrid GILLIG models through a $1.5 million FTA grant. Those buses are 35 feet ...

ALBANY, N.Y. — The governor's office has announced that $200 million is now available for zero-emission school buses. The ...

As the district tests electric buses under a grant-funded initiative, leaders track factors like costs per mile and long-term ...

Senator Tom O’Mara says New York’s all-electric school bus mandate could become “the most costly unfunded state mandate ever ...

While its fleet is undergoing final maintenance routines, the district announced its plans to triple its fleet of electric ...