Sentence examples for electric transit from inspiring English sources

But companies say they are playing the long game, evolving their electric transit technologies to reduce air and noise pollution and add convenience that attracts additional passengers.

Bring on the solar panels, wind turbines, electric transit, bike lanes and LED lights, but if we keep pumping, digging and burning fossil fuel reserves we will still lose the fight.

For example, Las Vegas Monorail is the nation's first fully automated, line haul electric transit system with zero emissions.

Quarterly sales were helped by a contract Johnson Controls won with Ford to supply the automaker with batteries for its rechargeable electric Transit van.

The high power of the Express Plus chargers will potentially better serve electric transit, like buses, and service trucks that are out on the road all day.

Airlines could partner with ground transportation companies to create the infrastructure to link autonomous vehicle travel to existing flight routes… or perhaps talk to Tesla about piloting its planned electric transit vehicle.

The report also says that limiting individual transportation (such as cars), airplane use, and shipping on a large scale, and improving access to electric transportation, public transit, and non-motor transit (like walking and biking), as well as restoring forests and non-human ecosystems will need to happen at a large scale in order to limit warming to 1.5 degrees.

Colorado-based Proterra showcased the prototype of its new HFC35 battery/fuel cell hybrid-electric transit bus, with a 10.7 m (35 ft) long composite body, at the recent 2008 APTA Expo in San Diego, California.

In Worcester, MA, event go-ers will be able to check out an all-electric transit bus that takes people to work cleanly and quietly.

Examples include: Swift Tram, makers of an electric, elevated transit system that aims to leave as much of the natural view possible while moving people; Eatlimmo, which is making nutritional additives from fruit waste that could help build a healthier Twinkie; and Fellow Robots, whose robots aim to help keep shelves stocked, and customers happy at retail stores.  .  .

In cities, this would mean changes in city planning to focus on biking and walking, combined with an electric public transit system.