An Electric Debut for New Eco-Friendly Johns Hopkins Buses
Johns Hopkins University has introduced its first battery-powered bus, marking the beginning of its transition to an all-electric fleet.
The new shuttle, a model XE40 built by New Flyer Industries, was unveiled behind Shriver Hall. The 40-foot-long vehicle features a pristine interior and a significant difference from traditional buses: it produces no exhaust fumes.
It's electric!
This development is the result of years of planning by Johns Hopkins Transportation Services. The university is committed to transitioning its entire fleet to electric vehicles.
Key features of the new bus include:
- Battery-powered propulsion
- No exhaust fumes
- Model XE40 built by New Flyer Industries
Author's summary: Johns Hopkins introduces its first electric bus.
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