Hybrid Bus Series Transit Clients
GM-Allison debuted the hybrid technology for transit buses in 2003. Through 2011, it intends to introduce 16 hybrid models.
In 2008, the number of GM-Allison hybrid buses are more than 2,700 units in 81 cities in the U.S., Canada and Europe. This includes:
- TransLink (British Columbia)
- Dresden, Germany
- King County Metro Transit Authority
- Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
- Minneapolis-Saint Paul Metro Transit
- Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada
- Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
- Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
- Regional Transportation District Denver, CO
- Maryland Transit Administration
- Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation
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