""This is an exciting and important day for our agency and our region," James Noble, Chair of the VVTA Board of Directors, said. "What we are celebrating represents years of collaboration, planning, and partnership. It reflects VVTA's commitment to innovation and our role as a regional leader in moving the High Desert toward a cleaner, more connected future that benefits our riders and our communities.""
""Today's unveiling is more than new buses or a fueling station, it's a statement about our responsibility to the communities we serve and the environment we share," VVTA CEO Nancie Goff added. "By introducing 13 hydrogen fuel cell buses and an interim fueling station, VVTA is advancing zero-emission transit, cleaner air, and a more sustainable future. This milestone, along with our new VVTA branding, reflects the power of strong partnerships and our commitment to investing wisely today for generations to come.""
VVTA unveiled 13 hydrogen fuel cell buses, an interim hydrogen fueling station, and new agency branding at a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Hesperia, CA. The event included local, regional, and state leaders, industry partners, and members of the Greater High Desert Chamber of Commerce. VVTA leadership framed the milestone as the result of years of collaboration, planning, and partnership and as a commitment to innovation and regional leadership. The new buses and fueling infrastructure advance zero-emission transit, cleaner air, and long-term sustainability for the High Desert. The project received funding and support from federal, state, regional, and local agencies and partners. Vehicle and technology contributors included New Flyer, Linde, ZeroMission, Ballard, GMV Syncromatics, and Keolis North America.
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