A new 83-page report analyzes how the transition to electric bus fleets necessitates fundamental changes in transit governance, infrastructure ownership, and long-term contract planning.
The transition to electric buses in Britain highlights the long-term impact of 1980s transit deregulation on modern infrastructure planning and governance.
Google's recent traffic experiment demonstrates that diverting a small number of drivers to alternative routes can effectively reduce congestion and emissions in major cities.
San Francisco has introduced a permanent citywide program allowing residents to nominate locations for new curbside electric vehicle chargers.
