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RIPTA posted this on Facebook. I said they could serve themselves if they investigated something like the Proterra bus – it’s pure electric and quick charging. I suggested the replace the green line and perhaps the R-Line with these.
They hemmed on expense. So how the hell did Worcester, MA’s transit authority get the Proterra buses?