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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Poland: Solaris to Deliver 10 New Electric Buses to Gniezno

Poland: Solaris to Deliver 10 New Electric Buses to Gniezno

Solaris Bus & Coach is set to deliver 10 new electric buses to the City of Gniezno, following a recent agreement between the two parties.

Dublin Bus’ Summerhill Depot Completes EV Charging Works

Dublin Bus’ Summerhill Depot Completes EV Charging Works

New vehicle charging facilities at Dublin Bus' Summerhill Depot have been completed and are due to enter operation this week.

3 BRT Routes Planned for Metro Vancouver

3 BRT Routes Planned for Metro Vancouver

TransLink has announced that three new Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridors will be established in Metro Vancouver.

Making Bus Priority a True Priority

Making Bus Priority a True Priority

Silviya Barrett, Director of Policy and Research at Campaign for Better Transport looks at why the government should support the use of bus lanes.

Hitachi and FirstGroup Accelerate the UK’s Push to Electric Mobility

Hitachi and FirstGroup Accelerate the UK’s Push to Electric Mobil...

Hitachi and FirstGroup will purchase up to 1,000 electric bus batteries through a new joint venture for FirstGroup’s First Bus division.

US Government Pledges $110 Million for Transport in Madison

US Government Pledges $110 Million for Transport in Madison

The FTA has announced it has awarded a 110.6 million USD construction grant to the city of Madison, Wisconsin.

MBTA Launches Bus Priority Vision and Toolkit

MBTA Launches Bus Priority Vision and Toolkit

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) has launched its Bus Priority Vision and Toolkit to support investments in 26 corridors.

$248 Million to Enhance Transit in British Columbia

$248 Million to Enhance Transit in British Columbia

The Government of Canada, the Province of British Columbia and BC Transit are investing $248.5mn in buses and public transit infrastructure. 

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