As cities across the U.S. race toward cleaner air and more sustainable transit, some transit agencies are emerging as true pioneers, overcoming infrastructure, funding, and technology hurdles to build the future of zero-emission public transportation.
This must-read guide highlights seven transit agencies that are leading the way, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how they plan, fund, and deploy EV charging infrastructure at scale. From early adopters to those just beginning the journey, these case studies offer valuable lessons for anyone involved in fleet electrification.
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Inside, you’ll discover:
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How King County Metro is tackling electrification across buses, ferries, and support vehicles—with a dedicated EV base and cutting-edge charging tech.
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Why San Francisco’s SFMTA is investing in rooftop pantograph chargers and partnering with utilities to modernize aging bus yards.
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How DASH in Alexandria, VA, is funding its transition through grants and building one of the region’s most advanced EV bus depots.
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The challenges LA Metro is facing on its path to full fleet electrification—and the smart policy and funding moves it’s using to overcome them.
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How NYC’s MTA is rolling out a roadmap to transition 5,800 buses to zero emissions by 2040—with SMART goals and utility partnerships.
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What smaller agencies like Burbank and Nassau NICE are doing to keep pace—using innovative infrastructure design and strategic partnerships.
Whether you work in public transit, policy, utilities, or clean transportation technology, this guide offers real-world strategies, funding examples, and infrastructure insights that you can use in your own planning.
