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The Scottish Government has confirmed a £45 million allocation under the third round of the Scottish Zero Emission Bus Challenge Fund (ScotZEB3), supporting the introduction of 334 zero-emission vehicles alongside charging infrastructure across multiple operators. ScotZEB3 funding scope and fleet de...

Assuming a similar operational lifetime of the existing bus fleet in the coming decades, >95% electrification of the European bus fleet will not be achieved before 2055. As most European countries aim at becoming climate neutral before 2050, this strategy of replacing the current, predominantly dies...

CTM Cagliari has presented three hydrogen buses, bringing its zero-emission fleet to 236 vehicles. CTM Cagliari today presented in Quartu Sant’Elena its first three hydrogen buses, the first to enter service in Sardinia. They are part of a batch of 15 vehicles already funded and procured through cen...

The e-BRT project in Bergamo is entering an advanced phase with the presentation of the first operational elements of the system and infrastructure works reaching 82% completion. The initiative involves the implementation of a fully electric bus rapid transit system connecting Bergamo railway statio...

As the UITP Global Public Transport Summit 2026 was initially scheduled to take place in Dubai from 21 to 23 April, the Middle East and North Africa region was preparing to be positioned at the centre of the global public transport agenda. Large-scale network expansions, accelerated fleet electrific...

Service on the T2 line will be provided by 10 new trams of the ForCity Classic platform, built by Skoda. The new trams are 33.5 metres long, with a maximum capacity of 281 passengers, 64 of whom can be seated. The maximum speed will be 70 km/h. On the most built-up section between Ponteranica and Be...