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London has reached 3,000 zero-emission buses in service, with around one-third of Transport for London’s fleet now operating without tailpipe emissions. Transport for London (TfL) and the Mayor of London announced that the capital’s zero-emission bus fleet has surpassed 3,000 vehicles ahead of Clean...

Public transport operator STAR Mobility, from Lodi (Italy), has launched a tender worth €181.9 million for the supply of 250 buses under a 36-month framework agreement. 120 of those are battery-electric buses, as reported on Italian trade media (and our sister platform) Autobusweb. The procurement i...

TEMSA closed 2025 with a record turnover of $554 million, while Europe remained one of the manufacturer’s key markets and electrification continued to expand across its portfolio with 11 zero-emission models. Alongside these developments, the MD9 remains one of the company’s most establi...

FASTECH and Bosch Rexroth announce they have been selected to deliver a hydrogen refueling station for SamTrans that is claimed to become the world’s largest facility dedicated to transit bus operations. SamTrans has ordered 108 fuel cell buses from New Flyer in 2024. The San Mateo County Transit Di...

by Usha Sandhya Shillong is not the first city you’d expect to lead India’s electric bus revolution. Perched at 1,500 metres in the Khasi Hills, its narrow winding roads and steep gradients have long made mass transit a logistical headache. And yet, on a recent morning, the city’s Chief Minister Con...

Transport for London has published the second phase of its Bus Safety Standard, defining new safety requirements for London buses entering service from 2027 up to 2033. TfL says the next-generation Bus Safety Standard sets out long-term measures for vehicle design, driver assistance, passenger prote...