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Electric buses and trucks are revolutionising urban transport by providing cleaner alternatives to traditional fuel-powered vehicles. As cities worldwide embrace electric vehicles (EVs), the benefits extend beyond environmental impact, enhancing the quality of life for residents and passengers alike.

Electricity price volatility is not just a theoretical concern – it’s a pressing reality for businesses in the Nordics.

New York City is poised to transform its school transportation system with a significant shift towards electric school buses.  The roll out programme is underway with a goal to ultimately introduce 45,000 vehicles.

As the UK transitions to electric vehicles (EVs), the importance of effective yard and depot management has never been clearer. For companies managing electric bus and truck fleets, optimising yard operations is crucial for improving efficiency and facilitating a smooth shift to greener alternatives.

In the rapidly evolving world of public transport, managing electric bus fleets presents unique challenges, especially during extreme weather conditions.  

In today’s public transport landscape, bus operators face a triple mandate: deliver reliable, cost-effective service, meet stringent environmental regulations, and manage the complexities of electrification. Meeting Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) like punctuality, energy efficiency, fleet availability, and emissions compliance is no longer possible with manual planning or siloed tools.