The Road To Zero Emissions: What It Really Takes - Busline News
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The Road To Zero Emissions: What It Really Takes - Busline News
DASH has faced challenges in transitioning to zero emissions due to high expectations and shifting federal priorities. The agency's fleet relied on underperforming hybrid technology, leading to a decline in operational integrity. A commitment was made to move towards a fully electric fleet while restoring the existing fleet's state of good repair. This approach involved collaboration with stakeholders to ensure operational soundness and public accountability, emphasizing the need for a credible and sustainable transition strategy.
"The journey to going zero emissions is rarely linear, especially when operating in a region with high expectations, intense public scrutiny, and rapidly shifting policy priorities."
"Our fleet was built largely around early-generation hybrid technology that was not delivering as promised, putting us on a path toward a rapidly declining state of good repair."
"We made a clear commitment: move away from dual-propulsion systems and commit to a fully electric future, prioritizing the restoration of our fleet's state of good repair."
"The strategy involved purchasing lower-cost vehicles while ensuring that our approach was both operationally sound and publicly defensible."
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