Portland - based TriMet is one of 20 agencies to receive funding in this latest round of federal grants to buy or lease low - emission or no -
emission buses from the Federal Transit Administration's Low or No Emission Vehicle Program.
Not exact matches
Off the record, one of the government's own advisers on air pollution will tell you he has estimated that the deaths of 3000 people a year in England and Wales can be laid at the door of
emissions from diesel lorries, cars and
buses.
Provides transit agencies with information to compare the
emissions and fuel economy expected
from hybrid - electric transit
buses with those expected
from alternatively - fueled
buses.
Tank - to - wheel CO2 equivalent
emissions of 684.9 g / km are 37 % lower than those of a conventional Euro VI diesel
bus, making the Enviro400H with Series - E technology an Ultra Low Emission Bus and qualifying it for funding from the Department for Transport's ongoing # 48 - million Ultra Low Emission Bus Sche
bus, making the Enviro400H with Series - E technology an Ultra Low Emission
Bus and qualifying it for funding from the Department for Transport's ongoing # 48 - million Ultra Low Emission Bus Sche
Bus and qualifying it for funding
from the Department for Transport's ongoing # 48 - million Ultra Low Emission
Bus Sche
Bus Scheme.
Auto start / stop: Various sensor inputs
from around the vehicle (speed sensors, steering angle, air conditioning on / off, engine temperature) are collated via the CAN
bus to determine whether the engine can be shut down when stationary for improved fuel economy and
emissions.
That is more than the amount the United States puts into the atmosphere
from all sources and more than the
emissions generated by all of the world's cars, trucks,
buses and airplanes.
The biomethane that fuels the Bio-
Bus is generated
from sewage and food waste (waste which is unfit for human consumption), and because the
bus» engine produces lower
emissions while burning biomethane than conventional diesel does, it could not only help improve air quality, but also help to prove the case for more waste - to - fuel projects.
In fact the Metrobus rolling stock consists of ordinary articulated diesel
buses — their fuel and
emissions savings come not so much
from fancy expensive tech as
from a systems approach to solving one of the world's most vexing transportation and air pollution messes.
A recent study done by the University of Minnesota, University of Tennessee and Tsinghua University did find e-bikes, although powered mainly
from coal, did still perform better on most
emissions metrics than cars,
buses, and motorcycles.
Other approaches to safeguarding the bears, like the push by some environmental groups to restrict
emissions of greenhouse gases under the Endangered Species Act, are likely to be about as effective as trying to stop a
bus from rolling down a hill by suing the manufacturer over faulty brakes.
From Louisville, KY to Google's backyard, a new breed of zero
emission busses are hitting the streets.
Transportation is on the cusp of a major transition, with more efficient cars and trucks, new technologies such as electric vehicles and zero -
emission buses, services such as ride sharing, and a renewed emphasis
from planners on creating accessible, livable, walkable, and bikeable communities.
Witness how major corporations consuming agricultural commodities signed up at the U.N. climate summit last week to a New York Declaration on Forests — an initiative that the World Resources Institute said «could result in more
emissions reductions than removing every car,
bus and plane
from the U.S., China and India combined.»
EPA also provides information on strategies for reducing
emissions from older school
buses.
School districts, fleet owners and operators,
bus drivers, parents and students all have a role in helping to reduce diesel
emissions from school
buses.
Researchers considered
emissions only
from diesel - powered trucks and
buses, and off - road diesel equipment and vehicles to estimate the equivalent reduction of carbon dioxide.
While
buses themselves could be greener, with cars accounting for 60 % of domestic transport
emissions, shifting more journeys
from car to
bus would make a bigger impact on greenhouse gas reduction, congestion and local air pollution.
From bicycles and
buses that keep people and goods moving after a disaster to solar energy that keeps businesses running, investments that reduce greenhouse gas
emissions are also providing disaster resilience around the world.
The purchase of the new Proterra
buses is underwritten in part by funding
from the Federal Transit Administration's (FTA) Low or No
Emission Vehicle Deployment Grants (Low - No), which is intended «for the purchase or lease of zero -
emission and low -
emission transit
buses» and their infrastructure.
In Texas, the State Energy Conservation Office's Clean School
Bus program aims to help reduce children's exposure to harmful
emissions from diesel
buses.
The highest particulate
emissions were detected
from the EURO III and EURO IV
buses and the lowest
from the ethanol and CNG - fueled
buses.