Kinetic collaborates with NSW government for zero-emission bus trial
Kinetic's roll-out of zero-emission buses in the Tweed Coast underscores its wider sustainability goals, aiming to achieve a fully zero-emission bus fleet by 2035.
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Kinetic's roll-out of zero-emission buses in the Tweed Coast underscores its wider sustainability goals, aiming to achieve a fully zero-emission bus fleet by 2035.
Metlink announces significant upgrades for Strathmore Park and Wilton residents, including the introduction of bus Route 4, aiming to improve public transport reliability and reduce congestion in Wellington.
Kinetic's acquisition of three prominent bus companies in Murwillumbah, New South Wales, signals a strategic expansion aimed at enhancing regional transportation networks and community services.
Kinetic expands government-contracted bus services in Perth, Western Australia, integrating school operations and emphasising its commitment to safe, sustainable transportation.
Kinetic's Melbourne fleet gets a safety boost with real-time CCTV access, enhancing emergency response and reinforcing its commitment to a zero-emission future.
In collaboration with Auckland Transport, Kinetic has surpassed 100 electric buses on Auckland's roads and aims to introduce 250 more zero-emission vehicles across New Zealand's major cities in the next year.
Kinetic's pioneering initiatives, including dedicated disability awareness training and a state-of-the-art Operations Control Centre, are reshaping Melbourne's buses for a more inclusive and accessible passenger experience.
With funding support from Waka Kotahi and Environment Canterbury, Kinetic is adding 10 more electric buses to Christchurch's fleet, boosting its electric line-up to over 25% of the local buses.
Kinetic partners with Translink to transform the public transport experience in the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast regions, expanding the successful Network Officers programme from North Queensland to South East Queensland.
With this milestone, Kinetic solidifies its position as the largest operator of electric buses in New Zealand, boasting a fleet of 200 zero-emission vehicles distributed across eight depots in Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington.
The acquisition of MorelandBus will see Kinetic integrate two government-contracted routes into its extensive portfolio, while also ensuring the continued employment of 15 MorelandBus drivers.
Kinetic's Women Up Front programme aims to attract talented women to become bus drivers, empowering individuals from diverse backgrounds and providing them with the necessary training to excel in the transport sector.
Kinetic's acquisition of Dingo Bus Charter strengthens its position in Western Australia's bus service market, fostering community connections and delivering safe, efficient transportation solutions with an expanded fleet.
Go-Ahead consortium qualifies to bid for Melbourne's Yarra Trams franchise, with a key focus on enhancing passenger experiences, operations and creating employment opportunities for under-represented groups.
Kinetic's latest expansion of its battery electric bus fleet in partnership with the Queensland government will bring the Sunshine Coast's zero-emission vehicle fleet to 11.