Bus & Tram In-Depth Focus 2017
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Posted: 12 June 2017 | Intelligent Transport | 2 comments
In this Bus & Tram In-Depth Focus: Fuel cell buses – A flexible, zero-emission solution; ‘BusConnects’ – Improving services in Dublin; and Investing in change and laying foundations for the future…


In our latest free-to-view Bus & Tram In-Depth Focus:
- Fuel cell buses: A flexible, zero-emission transport solution
Sabrine Skiker, EU Policy Manager, Hydrogen Europe and Michael Dolman, Principal Consultant, Element Energy - ‘BusConnects’: Improving bus services in Dublin – sooner rather than later
Tim Gaston, Director, Public Transport Services, National Transport Authority (NTA) - Investing in change and laying foundations for future
Jane Cole, Managing Director, Blackpool Transport
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Related topics
Air Quality, Fleet Management & Maintenance, Sustainable Urban Transport, Transport Governance & Policy
Issue
Issue 3 2017
Related modes
Bus & Coach, Trams
Related organisations
Blackpool Transport, Element Energy, National Transport Authority of Ireland
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