In this edition, New Flyer covers the DASH's electric bus launch, a new air purification system, virtual VIC learning, and more.
October 30, 2020: New Flyer advances the new mobility era with sustainable transportation, workforce development, and solutions that protect passengers from COVID-19
The DASH welcomes Northern Virginia's firstzero-emission buses
The DASH unveiled its first of three Xcelsior CHARGE™ battery-electric transit buses, a step toward making its vision of sustainable city development a reality, with an all-electric fleet. Each bus saves up to 70% of greenhouse gases compared to traditional diesel buses, providing substantial environmental benefits tincluding cleaner air and a more livable community. We're excited to advance this next step with DASH, as it paves the way to greener public transit!
Did you know? NFI Parts™ air purification system deactivates COVID-19
Sister company NFI Parts™ now offers a purification system that deactivates COVID-19. Protect your passengers and transit operators with the Proactive Air and Surface Purification System, the most validated purifier on the market. It deactivates COVID-19 and dangerous pathogens at the cellular level by sanitizing the air and surfaces while a vehicle is on the road. Learn more below.
Inaugural virtual training gathers over 250 industry leaders
The Vehicle Innovation Center's inaugural virtual learning series is now 75% complete, and to date has drawn several hundred industry leaders for zero-emission technical training and workforce development. The virtual series is the industry’s first comprehensive digital learning series dedicated to advancing zero-emission bus (ZEB) adoption. Don't miss the next session on November 5, dedicated to charging, infrastructure, and utility partnerships.
ZEB Charging, Infrastructure & Utility Involvement: the critical step in successful ZEB deployments
November 5, 2020: 12:30 - 2pm CST Featuring CTE, CALSTART, and Alabama Power
Have you heard? We launched our Anniston Workforce Development Program; advancing local support and the new mobility era
We just launched our Anniston Workforce Development Program (AWDP), a local initiative coming to life under our national Community Benefits Framework (CBF), in partnership with the Transportation Diversity Council (TDC). This commitment builds tangible pathways to employment, enhances diversity and inclusion, and provides opportunities for upskilling as the electrification of mobility continues. Learn more about our AWDP supporting Anniston, Alabama.
