Electric Buses

Electric buses are public transportation vehicles powered entirely by electricity, typically using rechargeable battery systems. Unlike traditional buses that rely on fossil fuels such as diesel or gasoline, electric buses operate with electric motors and propulsion systems, which contribute to reduced greenhouse gas emissions and lower noise pollution. They can be charged at various points, including dedicated charging stations or during the routes themselves through technologies like overhead wires or charging pads. Electric buses come in various sizes and designs, accommodating different passenger capacities and urban transit needs. Their adoption is part of a broader shift towards sustainable public transportation and decreasing reliance on non-renewable energy sources.