Alternative Fuel Transit Buses: Final Results from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory Vehicle Evaluation Program

Alternative Fuel Transit Buses: Final Results from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory Vehicle Evaluation Program

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Abstract

NREL started a program to study the performance, reliability, costs, and emissions of alternative fuel transit buses versus conventional diesel buses. The program involved collecting detailed operational and maintenance data from more than 100 buses at eight transit agencies across the country. This report documents the findings from that DOE-funded program.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	40
State	Published - 1996

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NREL/MK-425-20513

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