Infrastructure

 

In the bus and coach sector, infrastructure encompasses two main areas: charging infrastructure for electric buses and buses using alternative forms of traction, such as hydrogen; and passenger infrastructure, covering all products and services in the bus and coach sector that are not located on the vehicle itself – for example at coach stations. This section features suppliers and news from both of those areas. You can specify your search further to find out more about these different sub-areas.

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Belgium: VDL Opens Bus Manufacturing Plant in Roeselare

Belgium: VDL Opens Bus Manufacturing Plant in Roeselare

VDL Bus & Coach has opened its bus manufacturing plant in Roeselare, Flanders to produce its new-generation Citea electric buses.

Los Angeles: 5.6 Miles of Bus Priority Lanes Open on Sepulveda Boulevard

Los Angeles: 5.6 Miles of Bus Priority Lanes Open on Sepulveda Bo...

LA Metro, LADOT and the City of Los Angeles have opened 5.6 miles of new bus priority lanes on Sepulveda Boulevard.

First Bus to Invest £89 Million in 178 Zero-Emission Buses

First Bus to Invest £89 Million in 178 Zero-Emission Buses

First Bus is investing 89 million GBP to procure 178 zero-emission buses and the corresponding infrastructure in four regions in the UK. 

UK: Electric Bus Charging Infrastructure Installed at Sheffield Interchange

UK: Electric Bus Charging Infrastructure Installed at Sheffield I...

SWARCO Smart Charging has established an electric bus charging hub at the Sheffield Interchange for South Yorkshire’s first electric buses.

First Bus Completes All-Electric Bus Depot in Norwich

First Bus Completes All-Electric Bus Depot in Norwich

First Bus has completed work on its all-electric Roundtree Way bus depot in Norwich, which is home to Wrightbus electric buses.

Île-de-France Mobilités Tests Bi-Articulated Electric Bus

Île-de-France Mobilités Tests Bi-Articulated Electric Bus

The bi-articulated electric bus designed for Île-de-France Mobilités by Van Hool, Kiepe Electric and Alstom has completed its first test run.

New Agreement Supports Midtown Manhattan Bus Terminal Replacement

New Agreement Supports Midtown Manhattan Bus Terminal Replacement

Governor Hochul, Mayor Adams and the PANYNJ have announced an agreement supporting the $10bn replacement of the Midtown Manhattan Bus Terminal.

Canada: Bus Services to Be Enhanced in Banff

Canada: Bus Services to Be Enhanced in Banff

New bus service improvements in Banff will include the purchase of hybrid vehicles and the creation of a new transit express lane.

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